Loki

Are you right for Loki?Due to his boisterous behaviours, Loki can live with children of an upper secondary school age with patient adopters who can support his ongoing training. Although he likes seeing other dogs on walks, he can still be intense with some and is continuing his socialisation journey, so he must be the only dog in the home. He also cannot live with other pets, as he will chase. Loki is used to being crated and currently struggles to fully settle in a home environment, so he will need adopters who can help him adjust gradually. A non–open‑plan home will really benefit him by giving him calm spaces to relax. His leaving hours will also need to be built up slowly to help him feel secure. With consistency, structure, and lots of positive support, Loki will thrive and become the loving, fun‑filled companion he’s meant to be.