It is relatively difficult to see the native Jindo dogs in the protection center, because Jindo dogs are a Korean dog breed, and they have very high requirements for the breeding environment, so it is basically difficult to see them in our country. Can be seen.

It should be said that the Jindo dog is a unique dog breed passed down by the descendants of dog breeders in the Stone Age. They are After centuries of adapting to Jindo's special geographical and cultural environment, a purebred bloodline has been preserved. At present, they have been able to settle down in South Korea and can be said to be the world-famous dog representing South Korea. Because the living environment is declining day by day, Jindo dogs are also designated as "natural monuments" by the Korean government.