Passionate Parkour King
Adopt Guaiguai
Boy • 4 years old • Pisces • Brindle • 32kg • Mixed Breed
My story
Guaiguai is a resilient brindle boy who joined PACK Academy in September 2025. After being misunderstood due to his sturdy appearance and left tied under a bridge, he spent time in a shelter before coming to us. He is a straightforward soul who doesn't hold onto past trauma, showing absolute trust and enthusiasm toward humans. To him, the world is a giant playground, and people are his favorite playmates. Despite his rocky start, he remains an optimistic boy who thrives on interaction. This energetic brindle lad is now looking for a forever family that can match his enthusiasm, provide ample space for his "parkour" antics, and offer the steady companionship he deeply craves.
Personality
Guaiguai possesses a classic "ENFP Campaigner" personality; he is direct, proactive, and acts immediately on his impulses. Socially, he is extremely outgoing and curious, eagerly approaching every new person or dog he encounters. While he has a strong will—especially regarding his potty habits—and can occasionally be a bit self-centered or dull to social cues, he is deeply attached to humans. He proactively expresses his needs and shows exceptional learning potential. He is an optimistic and emotionally expressive dog; though he might play a bit too hard at times, his simple, pure desire to share joy makes him an incredibly charming companion.
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Energy Levels
High energy. He excitedly explores new things and enjoys performing "parkour" runs around the house during playtime.
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Temperament
Extremely social. He is highly enthusiastic with strangers and other dogs, showing almost no shyness or hesitation.
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Role
Highly expressive with strong personal will. He proactively leads interactions and needs a firm, clear-minded owner.
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Adaptability
Adapts very quickly. He familiarizes himself with new homes on day one and remains highly stable with new stimuli.
Foster Family Says
Guaiguai is incredibly affectionate and loves to cuddle. He plays hard with toys and needs space to avoid bumping into things. He’s food-motivated but polite—he’ll just drool nearby. While he needs patience with potty training and separation anxiety, he is a joyful companion for outdoor enthusiasts.He loves cuddling with his person, he is a big cuddle bear!!
Medical History
My health has been checked:
- Spayed/Neutered
- Microchipped
- Vaccinated
- Regular Worming Treatment
No specific medical issues.
My Behavior
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Tolerance Levels
At PACK Academy, we socialize our dogs by exposing them to different stimuli and recording their tolerance levels for each one. These oservations help us understand the dogs better, which then helps us find suitable homes for them.
Strangers
Extremely enthusiastic; he will rush to sniff and greet people, often jumping up to give kisses.
Dogs
Very dog-friendly; he loves joining in play, though his strength can sometimes be overwhelming for others.
Cats
He is friendly with the cat in his foster home. Even though he’ll chase after them when they get the zoomies, he’s never aggressive. He’s so patient that he even lets the other cat playfully slap him in the face.
Kids
His friendly nature is good for kids, but his size and boisterous play require adult supervision to avoid accidents.
Noise
Barks at fireworks or sudden loud noises. He will pace and observe if he hears strange sounds outside the door.
Touch
Loves physical contact; he constantly seeks to cuddle and lean against his favorite humans.
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Behavior observations
There are some common behavior issues that we see in dogs who have spent a significant amount of time in a shelter. We assess our dogs for these behaviors and provide training plans for adopters to help manage them.
Barking
Rarely barks; may only occasionally make sounds in rare instances to seek attention.
Separation Anxiety
Evident separation anxiety; he will try to escape through windows or doors when alone. Requires constant human presence.
Aggression
No aggression; even if provoked or attacked by other dogs, he does not retaliate.
Resource Guarding
Shows mild guarding (growling) toward other dogs regarding food, but never toward humans.
Destructive Chewing
Destructive behavior is mainly directed at doors or screens during escape attempts when left alone.
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Obedience Training
Obedience training is critical for nurturing healthy dog-human relationships and having a well-behaving dog. Our dogs receive basic training at PACK Academy, which provides a foundation for communication between dog and human.
Name
Knows his name and responds when called.
Yes & No
Understands "Yes" and "No," especially with food rewards.
Potty Trained
In training; prone to accidents during excitement or after meals. Has strong personal preferences for spots.
Good on Leash
Pulls hard when interested in the environment or other dogs; requires a strong handler.
Sit
He understands commands but can be selective with his compliance.
Down
He understands commands but can be selective with his compliance.
Stay
He understands commands but can be selective with his compliance.
Come
Responds to "Come" depending on his mood or if a firm tone is used.
Paw
He responds to the 'shake' command.