Kamen Little Rider
Adopt Murry
Boy • 2 years old • Pisces • Black and White • 20kg • Mixed Breed
My story
Murry is a black-and-white mixed-breed boy with a deeply touching and warm soul. He originally entered the Keelung City Pet Bank alongside his two littermate sisters. However, while his sisters were both happily adopted, Murry was left behind due to his slightly shy and slow-to-warm personality. Whenever strangers came to see him, he would appear timid and cautious, which is sadly why he has been consistently overlooked. What makes Murry truly striking is his unique facial markings: both of his eyes are set in deep black, perfectly divided down the middle from his forehead to his nose by a prominent stripe of pure white—resembling a beautifully crafted combat mask, just like a little Kamen Rider ready to protect the world. Beneath this distinctive face and quiet exterior lies an incredibly friendly soul who loves both humans and other dogs. Though slightly undersocialized in the past, he is a fast learner and adapts quickly. Once he establishes a bond and gets to know you, he will shower you with pure warmth and enthusiasm. Currently, this sweet, slow-burning boy is patiently waiting for a loving forever home that can offer him the security he needs to thrive.
Personality
Murry possesses the "INFJ Advocate" personality type, meaning he has an extremely delicate mind and a gentle, slightly people-pleasing nature. He is a perfectly well-behaved boy who deeply cares about human feelings; he never dares to try anything unless explicitly permitted, constantly observing his owner's expressions to ensure he is doing the right thing. This attentiveness is beautifully mirrored in the adorable contrast of his features—his "Kamen Rider" masked face, divided symmetrically by a white stripe down the center, makes him look incredibly earnest and sincere whenever he tilts his head in curiosity, like a gentle hero. Extremely peace-loving and conflict-averse, Murry shows brilliant social talent with other dogs, knowing exactly how to defuse tension and avoid dominant personalities to maintain harmony. Although he can be introverted and reserved around large groups of strangers, he eagerly initiates social contact in quieter, low-pressure settings. He deeply craves physical touch, and his sweet way of leaning in for cuddles is sure to melt anyone's heart.
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Energy Levels
He is calm and highly self-disciplined at home, requiring minimal verbal corrections. Outdoors, he displays excellent social skills and loves interacting with dogs; he actively avoids confrontation with dominant dogs, though he may feel discouraged if barked at.
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Temperament
He tends to be introverted and cautious in crowded spaces, but will actively socialize in quiet, low-stress environments with fewer people.
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Role
Murry is an obedient follower who deeply respects human boundaries. He never acts without permission and excels at reading human body language.
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Adaptability
Murry adapts remarkably fast indoors, quickly settling into a calm and relaxed state. However, when in outdoor environments, he requires more time to adjust to city noises and distractions.
Foster Family Says
Murry is a total sweetheart and so well-behaved at home. He has learned how to play with toys and balls, and he can stay home alone perfectly fine without any separation anxiety. However, when we go out, he is still working hard to adjust to city noises and the stimulation of bustling crowds.
Medical History
My health has been checked:
- Spayed/Neutered
- Microchipped
- Vaccinated
- Regular Worming Treatment
He is in good health with no known 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
Although somewhat reserved in crowds, he is highly friendly. He quickly relaxes and enjoys gentle touch and interaction in calmer settings.
Dogs
Highly social and friendly with other dogs. He is peace-loving and actively avoids confrontation. He may feel discouraged if barked at.
Cats
There are no official observations yet; caution and gradual introduction are recommended if there are resident cats.
Kids
Not yet tested around children; adult supervision and gradual introductions are highly recommended.
Noise
Sensitive and easily nervous around sudden loud noises.
Touch
Absolutely loves physical affection! He is very cuddly, and gentle pets provide him with great reassurance and comfort.
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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
Generally extremely quiet; he only lets out occasional alert barks when hearing unusual or sudden environmental sounds.
Separation Anxiety
No separation anxiety observed. He can wait calmly at home alone without any signs of distress.
Aggression
Extremely gentle and conflict-averse. He has shown zero signs of aggression toward humans or other animals.
Resource Guarding
No resource guarding over food or toys. He remains fully relaxed during meals and playtimes.
Destructive Chewing
No destructive chewing observed. He behaves impeccably indoors and respects household items.
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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 well and responds reliably when called.
Yes & No
Clearly understands the meanings of "Yes" and "No".
Potty Trained
Had minor initial marking hesitation in new places, but potty habits are now fully resolved and stable.
Good on Leash
He exhibits some tension and pulling on the leash when in outdoor settings before fully adjusting to city traffic and noises.
Sit
Fully understands and performs the "Sit" command reliably.
Down
Has not learned "Down" yet; currently shows some hesitation/resistance and needs continued training.
Stay
Understands "Stay" and exhibits great self-control when asked to wait.
Come
Comes reliably when called, showing great cooperation.
Paw
Responds well to the "Paw/Shake" command and is happy to offer his paw.