Jindos can display great loyalty to their owners and families. They are an active breed that thrives in a stable environment filled with positive reinforcement and enrichment. Their unique qualities make them very appealing to dog lovers who like the novelty of owning a rare breed but may not have the experience required in facing the challenges of raising a primitive dog. This has resulted in many Jindos being abandoned or surrendered to local animal shelters where they are often misidentified and overlooked. Despite being a National treasure in their homeland of Korea, they remain relatively unknown in the States.