"Bae-Jin"

The Korean Jindo Dog

Bred for guarding and hunting, the Jindo is a versatile dog.

Soft muzzle with unusual dark "whisker hairs under the lips.
Eyes and facial features are unmistakably oriental.

They have a double coat. Bae-Jin has a soft downy red undercoat with stiff coarse tan overcoat. Tail curls back and over.

The ears are short and point forward.
Tounge, lips and toenails are blue.

Bae-Jin meets everyone with proper international canine greeting.
Dogs around the world must follow this protocol.

All hounds are welcome here!
Beagles, Basset, dachshund and Jindo.

"Come on in, Bae-Jin "
Wally and the foreign guest became fast friends

"....what are these long ears?"
Wally is a spry thirteen year old beagle.

Bae-Jin getting along with Arthur, the guest Basset Hound

His other buddy Spike is a rescue beagle that was dumped in the road and found covered in cactus spines.

Like the beagle, Korean Jindo is a type of hunting dog.
Can you see the resemblance?

I am beagle!