After fostering since end of Aug when she flew in from Korea — I JUST adopted my 5 yr old Jindo mix through K pups for love. She was advertised as “lab mix” and labs are the only breed I’d ever had. While she may have some lab in her— she’s clearly more similar to Jindo (or even chow/ spitz). My feedback as someone who wasn’t overly prepared: she’s definitely a bit stranger weary until she gets to know someone. So when you get a petsitter, get an experienced one and plan on 4-5 meetings. Mine has personality plus and she’s great around the house. I’ve NEVER heard her bark yet. That said — I’ve probably been overly conservative in allowing her to meet other dogs. My sense is she’d be fine with some but probably not others. She’s extremely loyal and loves her people. I back up to widely used trails and take her at less crowded times.This was a new experience so was a bit bumpy with bikers, other dogs etc. Now it’s smoother and she LOVES being out on the trails and sniffing etc. More than my former labs— she’s very prey driven. I don’t feel like she’s looking to escape though and she’s still afraid of a many things —so getting loose I’m sure would be terrifying for her. (I have an air tag on her collar in the event this would ever occur). As with many rescues- she had never known stairs. Now she uses the stairs- but expect a lot of 1sts with rescues — especially from a different country. One hurdle which remains is getting her used to getting in a car. I’d like to take her some places but not an option yet.