Vix (20260529-03)
Vix (20260529-03)
At a glance
A little about them
Vix is a gentle, sophisticated Jindo mix with a calm nature and a warm, affectionate heart. He quietly approaches people and enjoys staying by their side, making him a steady and comforting companion. Vix can live in a house or apartment and would thrive with a patient family offering understanding and gentle affection.
Ideal Home
- Good with women, men, children, and other dogs.
- Older children are recommended because his interactions with children have been limited.
- Cats are not a good match.
- A yard is preferred, and another dog is preferred but not required.
- Apartment living is suitable.
- Two or more walks daily would suit his medium energy level.
Ongoing Health
Vix was treated for heartworm. He is believed to have had a fungal skin infection in the past, leaving some areas of thinner fur on his back and around his forehead.
Training & Support
- House trained and crate trained.
- Walks very well on leash and is not leash reactive.
- Comfortable being handled and touched.
- Not destructive, food aggressive, or a frequent barker.
- Rides well in cars, though he experiences mild car sickness that may improve with practice.
- Double-leashing is recommended initially for safety.
- Adoptions include 30 days of free post-adoption support through Petcademy.org.
Application Details
- Meet-and-greets for dogs in Ontario are arranged after an adoption application is approved.
- Begin the application process by contacting the provider through Wags.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Niagara Dog Rescue.
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Common questions
Yes. Vix gets along well with other dogs, greets them politely, and plays gently with smaller dogs while happily running and playing with larger dogs.
No, Vix is not suitable for a home with cats.
Vix is house trained, crate trained, and walks very well on leash. He is also comfortable being handled and is not leash reactive.
Vix was treated for heartworm. He is believed to have had a fungal skin infection in the past, which left some areas of thinner fur on his back and around his forehead.
Vix can live in a house or apartment. A yard and another dog are preferred, though neither is required, and older children are recommended.