Korea Jindo Dog
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Jindo moimi oczami.
Jindo to wspaniały pies towarzysz. Jest bardzo lojalny i oddany swojej rodzinie. Nie ważne czy pozostaje w domu czy też większość czasu spędza na stróżowaniu podwórka, potrzebuje kontaktu z ludźmi. To pies pierwotny z bardzo silnym instynktem myśliwskim i obronnym. Potrzebuje opanowanego i konsekwentnego właściciela, który będzie go prowadził przez życie – nie odwrotnie!
Dobrze prowadzony od pierwszych tygodni nie będzie sprawiał problemów w przyszłości. To psy, które potrzebują ogromnego wkładu we właściwą socjalizację już od pierwszych tygodni już w hodowli. Czy to odgłosy, powierzchnie, zapachy, sytuacje czy spotkania z obcymi ludźmi, zwierzętami czy nowym otoczeniem – Jindo musi poznać jak najwięcej w pierwszych tygodniach życia. Źle socjalizowany pies stanie się w przyszłości płochliwy.
Przy odrobinie stanowczości i konsekwencji będzie najlepszym kompanem spacerów, psich sportów i innych aktywności, które bardzo lubi, tym bardziej ze swoim człowiekiem 😉
To bardzo inteligentne psy, które dużo obserwują i szybko się uczą, choć jak przystało na pierwotniaka bywają nieco uparte.
Jak większość psów z grupy V FCI, Jindo nie zawsze będzie tolerować psa tej samej płci, natomiast odpowiednio wyszkolony będzie potrafił przejść spokojnie obok innego czworonoga.Co ciekawe i warte zapamiętania, to pamiętliwy pies. Jeśli przydarzy mu się coś niefajnego w danym miejscu – zapamięta to i nie będzie chciał odwiedzać tego miejsca po raz kolejny, jeśli za młodu stanie do walki z jakimś psem – będzie o tym pamiętał i przy następnym spotkaniu będzie niemiły, jeśli nie spodoba mu się jakiś człowiek – marne szanse na zmianę jego myśli.
Jindo kocha bezgranicznie, co okazuje swoim uśmiechem pełną mordką i merdającym ogonem, lub nie lubi i pokazuje to swoim nieufnym zachowaniem.Jeśli musiałabym wymienić jakieś ‘wady’ tej rasy, myślę że byłoby to znaczne wycofanie do obcych ludzi oraz niepewność / podejrzliwość w nowych miejscach. Wystawy, szczególnie z importami które przylatują z Korei, to wcale nie taka prosta sprawa 😅
Czasami śmieję się, że Jindo to idealny pies dla introwertyka 😉
KOREA JINDO DOG STANDARD #334
ORIGIN : Korea.
DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE OFFICIAL VALID
STANDARD : 09.11.2004
UTILIZATION : Hunting dog.
FCI-CLASSIFICATION :
Group 5 Spitz and primitive
types.
Section 5 Asian Spitz and related
breeds.
Without working trial.
BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY : There is no written record
about the origin of the Korea Jindo Dog, but many authorities agree
that this breed has existed for several thousands of years in the
Island of Jindo, which is located at the South-West end of the Korean
peninsula. About the ancient origin, however, among different
theories, the main accepted is, that the Jindo Dog is indigenous to
Korea; the breed has been well preserved in this island due to the
transportation difficulties in those days. In Korea, Korea Jindo Dogs
are called Jindo-kae or Jindo-kyon. Kae or Kyon are Korean words
for dog.
GENERAL APPEARANCE : The Korea Jindo Dog is a wellproportioned medium-sized dog used for hunting and guarding. With
erect ears and a rolled or sickle-shaped tail it should be a vivid
expression of agility, strength, alertness and dignity.
IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS : Ratio between height at withers :
length of body = 10 : 10,5.
BEHAVIOUR / TEMPERAMENT : The Korea Jindo Dog has a
very strong instinct for hunting and is bold, brave, alert and careful,
not tempted easily and impetuous. But most of all he is extremely
faithful to his master.
On the whole he is not fond of other animals, especially males. He
also has a good sense of direction. A one-man dog, he readily
accepts a new master, but never forgets his attachment towards the
former master who raised him from puppyhood. He keeps himself
clean and eats sparingly.
HEAD : In general, the head forms a blunt triangle when viewed
from above and does not make the dog appear clumsy or coarse.
CRANIAL REGION : The skull is of medium size in proportion to
the body. The top is slightly rounded and tapering down gradually to
the eyes.
The width between the ears is moderate in proportion to the size of
the head.
Stop : Well defined, but not too abrupt. There is a slight furrow
extending up towards forehead.
FACIAL REGION :
Nose : Black. In case of white dog, flesh colour is permitted.
Muzzle : The muzzle should not be bulky nor turned upward.
Lips : Black, closing tightly, thin and not pendulous; upper lip
slightly covers the lower lip.
Teeth : Very strong; scissors bite.
Cheeks : Well developed, dry and moderately round when viewed
from side and front; narrowing to the end of the nose.
Eyes : Dark brown in colour, rather small in proportion to the size
of the head, almond in shape and very lively; the outer corner of
both eyes is slanted towards the ears.
Ears : Of medium size, triangular in shape, thick and perfectly erect;
ears, set neither high nor low, point slightly forward in line with the
back of the neck. Inside of ears, a fine and dense texture of coat is
desirable.
NECK : Rather well-balanced and thick without dewlap, well
muscled and strong. The Korea Jindo Dog carries his neck proudly
and well arched when excited.
BODY
Back : Strong and straight.
Loin : Well muscled, taut, lean and narrower than the rib cage.
Chest : Strong and moderately deep, but not too broad. The deepest
point of chest reaches just above the elbow, but same level with the
elbow is also acceptable. Ribs well sprung. Brisket well developed.
Belly : Drawn up.
TAIL : When let down, the tip of the tail should reach the hock.
Root rather set high, stands straight firmly and should not sway when
the dog moves. Sickle-shaped or rolled, the end of the tail touching
the back or the flank. Should not be too curled. The tail is profusely
feathered.
LIMBS
FOREQUARTERS :
General appearance : Forelegs straight and parallel when viewed
from front.
Shoulders : Strong and powerful and well laid back.
Elbows: Close to the body, turned neither in nor out.
Pastern : Slightly slanting forward when viewed from side.
Forefeet : Cat feet. Toes rather short, roundish, compact and tight.
Nails strong; black colour is preferred. Pads thick and wellcushioned.
HINDQUARTERS :
General appearance : When viewed from side, the hindlegs are
moderately angulated; when viewed from the rear, hindlegs stand
straight, parallel and neither too wide nor too close.
Dewclaws should be removed except in countries where their
removal is forbidden by law.
Upper thighs : Well-developed.
Stifle : Moderately angulated.
Hocks : Well let down, not straight, moderately angulated.
Hind feet : Identical with forefeet.
GAIT / MOVEMENT : The gait of Korea Jindo Dog is powerful
and steady. The back should remain firm and level. He trots
carrying his head high, but when speed increases, the head is carried
rather low, almost at the level of the shoulders. The upper part of the
tail moves slightly according to the change of direction of the dog.
COAT
HAIR : The Korea Jindo Dog has a double coat. Undercoat is soft,
dense, light in colour, but sufficient to support the outercoat.
Outercoat is stiff and stands somewhat off body. Comparing with the
hair of the body, the hair on head, legs and ears is shorter and the hair
on the neck, withers, back and rump is longer. The hair on tail and
back of thighs is longer than on the rest of the body.
COLOUR : The colours of the Korea Jindo Dog are red fawn,
white, black, black and tan, wolf grey and brindle.
SIZE AND WEIGHT :
Height at withers :
Males : 50-55cm, ideal 53-54 cm.
Bitches : 45-50 cm, ideal 48-49 cm.
Weight :
Males : 18 – 23 kg.
Bitches : 15 – 19 kg.
FAULTS : Any departure from the foregoing points should be
considered as a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should
be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree and its effect
upon the health and welfare of the dog.
• Not enough muscled.
• Bones too thick or too fine.
• Level bite.
• Non-erect ears.
• Dropping tail, short tail.
• Overangulation.
• Straight hock, cow hock, barrel hock.
• Long coat or short coat.
• Choppy gait, stilted gait.
DISQUALIFYING FAULTS :
• Aggressive or overly shy.
• Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural
abnormalities shall be disqualified.
• Oversize, undersize.
• Undershot, overshot.
• Doggy bitch, bitchy dog.
• More than 3 missing teeth.
• Lack of pigment, albinism.
N.B.:
• Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles
fully descended into the scrotum.
• Only functionally and clinically healthy dogs, with breed
typical conformation should be used for breeding.
