Basic Temperament: Can become tense easily in new situations. Does not actively enjoy walks themselves, so consistent experiences are needed to help adapt to environmental stimuli and build a sense of security. Kennel living is manageable, but may show signs of anxiety when surroundings or situations change.
With People: Not naturally outgoing with people, but with sufficient time to build a relationship, responds to calls and enjoys physical affection.
With Other Dogs: Can interact well with larger dogs and has no major difficulties living alongside them. However, shows a tendency to be aggressive toward vulnerable dogs, so careful management and environmental planning are essential.
Energy Level: Moderate to low.
Ideal Home: Rather than expecting quick adaptation, this dog needs time and patience to build trust, so an adopter with a stable environment and the flexibility to provide consistent, long-term support is recommended.
Special Notes: Shows little interest in toys. Enjoys treats but does not have intense food motivation; may refuse treats when feeling guarded or anxious.