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This is the 18th dog meat farm permanently closed by HSI/Korea, resulting in the rescue of more than 2,700 dogs since the program began who have found adopti...
Korea's not just famous for its delicious food and catchy pop music; it's also home to some of the most amazing dog breeds you'll ever meet. Let's explore se...
Over 2 million dogs are killed for their meat every year in South Korea. Estimated to be a $2 billion industry, dog meat is most commonly eaten during the ho...
All 7 native Korean dog breeds include the Jindo, Korean Mastiff (Dosa), Sapsali, Jeju Dog, Nureongi, Donggyeongi, and the Pungsan Dog. Several of these breeds are facing extinction. However, organizations all around the country are battling to save and preserve these dogs.
From ancient times to the present day, these canine companions have played significant roles in Korean culture, ranging from loyal companions to skilled hunters and guardians. This article explores the diverse breeds of Korean dogs, their unique characteristics, and their contributions to Korean society.
Unless you have spent some time living in Korea, there's a good chance you haven't heard of some of the country's indigenous dog breeds. This list includes the Jindo, the Nureongi, and the Sapsali. While each of these breeds has its own unique features and
Dog meat consumption, a centuries-old practice on the Korean Peninsula, isn't explicitly prohibited or legalized in South Korea. But more and more people want it banned, and there's...
