Adoptar a Loki
Mestizo · Macho · Joven · 3 años
Loki es un border collie de 3 años, muy inteligente, bonito y cariñoso que se conectó rápidamente con nuestra familia. Es tan sensible que sabe exactamente cuándo puede subir a abrazarte o acurrucarse en el sofá a tu lado. Le encantan los masajes en el vientre y las caricias bajo la barbilla y en el pecho. ¡Casi habla! Cuando volvemos del trabajo tiene un gruñido encantador que suena como "¡Hooooola!". A Loki le encanta jugar y a veces tiene las "zoomies" si quiere jugar. Le gusta el juego con cuerda, juegos de seguimiento, búsqueda de comida y paseos, y no le teme al agua. Con la promesa de un premio es muy rápido en hacer "sentado", "acostado", "dar la vuelta", "ven", "tocar", "a través", "encuentrame", "espera", "quedate" y "cruzar (la calle)". Una vez ejercitado, Loki está muy contento de relajarse durante gran parte del día. El desayuno de Loki es a las 7 a.m. y la cena a las 5 p.m. Normalmente dejamos algo de comida durante el día para trabajar en el entrenamiento. Usamos Red Mills Engage Salmón para una buena dieta, ya que tenía el estómago sensible cuando llegó a nosotros. Ahora también le encantan pequeños trozos de zanahoria o queso, o golosinas para perros de conejo o pescado. Loki generalmente se comporta bien sin correa y hace buenas elecciones esquivando a otros perros en la playa. Prefiere la compañía humana. Le gusta caminar con una correa un poco más larga donde haya silencio y sea familiar. Aunque Loki es excelente dentro de nuestra familia de 5 (3 adultos y 2 adolescentes), lo adoptamos cuando tenía casi 2 años y parecía haber tenido un mal momento antes de eso. Estaba delgado al principio, se recuperó y ganó peso. Al comienzo se preocupaba y retrocedía si alguien trataba de tocarlo por el lado derecho o de tocar su collar, aún titubea en los pasillos, aparentemente preocupado de que lo encierren o lo dejen afuera. Si abrimos los cojines parece pensar que somos agresivos y tratará de detenernos. Nuestra casa es muy activa con muchas visitas durante la semana, hay mucho ruido y cambios en la rutina todo el tiempo. Aunque Loki es bastante bueno con extraños que conocemos al caminar, en nuestra casa Loki...
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Loki is a super bright, gorgeous and affectionate 3 year old black and white collie who bonded very quickly with our family. He is so tuned he knows just when he is allowed up to hug or curl up on the couch beside you. He loves belly rubs and scratches under his chin and on his chest. He can almost talk! When we come home from work he has a lovely growl that sounds just like ‘Helllloooo’. Loki loves to play and still at times gets the zoomies if he wants to play. He loves tug on a rope, tracking games, foraging, and walks and is not afraid of water. With promise of a treat he is super fast to ‘sit’, ‘lie down’, ‘roll over’, ‘come’, ‘touch’, ‘through’, ‘find me’ , ‘wait’ , ‘stay’ and ‘cross (the road)’. Once exercised Loki is then very happy to chillout for large parts of the day. Loki’s breakfast is at 7am and dinner is at 5pm. We usually hold some food back during the day to work on training. We use Red Mills Engage Salmon for a good diet as he had a sensitive tummy when he came to us. Now though he also is mad for little pieces of carrot or cheese, or rabbit or fish dog treats. Loki is generally well behaved off lead and makes good choices skirting around other dogs at the beach. He prefers human company though. He enjoys walking on a longish lead where it is quiet and familiar. While Loki is excellent within our family of 5 (3 adults and 2 teenagers), we got him when he was nearly 2 and he seemed to have had a rough time before then. He was skinny in the beginning, he healed and gained weight. At the start he worried and drew back if anyone went to pet him from the right or touch his collar, he still hesitates in doorways, seemingly worried he will be locked in or out. If we plump the cushions he seems to think we’re being aggressive and he will try to stop us. Our house is a busy one with lots of visitors during the week, there can be lots of noise and routine changes all the time. While Loki is pretty good with strangers we meet out walking, in our house Loki can be anxious around visitors, especially anxious visitors! He is scared of the vet too, and in these kinds of situations he may try to control the situation by snapping. To live his best life Loki needs a quiet home of 1 or 2 adults who are calm, confident and responsive to the ongoing rehabilitation needs of this bright, sensitive and very gorgeous collie. He is a wonderful companion for the right owners Loki does have a history of bieng reactive to certain triggers within the home, and does have a history of snapping/snarling/lunging when such triggers present. so an experienced home is a must
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