Loki

Don’t be lured in by his breed, looks, or age. As far as dogs go, Loki is a project that will need owners who want to invest in him both physically and emotionally. He will need time and consistency from his owner to flourish into a well-rounded member of society. New owners should know that Loki is not going to slot into a home environment; it will likely take months for him to truly settle in and find his feet. When stressed or worried Loki will hump people and it is likely that he will do this initially in his new home. He is currently on medication to help with stress and his new owners will need to continue this, working alongside a clinical behaviourist to reduce this over time. Loki has lived with older children before so could do this again, especially if they are wanting to be a part of his world and ongoing training. He could live with a suitably active and confident canine role model; however, he will not be able to live with cats or small animals. Ideally his new owner will...