Loki

Name: Loki
Breed: Cattle Dog
Age: 8 weeks
Sex: Male
Location: Ferny Grove, QLD
Cat Friendly: Unknown
Dog Friendly: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes
House trained: No
Social with livestock: Unknown
Best Fencing type: 4-6 ft
Separation Anxiety? No
Indoor or Outdoor Dog? Indoor & Outdoor

Our one and only Polarbear baby (not a patch of black on him) the smallest boy in the litter, with the cheekiest grin and a little woof in his step, is Loki!

Loki is a member of our ‘Marvel’ litter who came to us from up north at the tender age of 12 days old. The litter came into care after loosing their mummy and were hand raised by our bottle mums. We have reason to believe his parents were purebred Australian Cattle Dogs but due to the unknown background, we can only assume. The whole litter has always been healthy and strong little babies and thankfully the whole litter made it through unweanie-hood and are coming of age to find their own furever families.

Due to being raised from such a young age in foster care, Loki has only known love and happiness and is a very well-adjusted and sweet natured puppy who will make an excellent addition to a very lucky family!

Loki is a confident little man who craves companionship and loves to be surrounded by activity and people/dogs. He has a little voice on him and likes to tell you how he is feeling, be it playing, waking up, or just telling you how excited he is about life! Loki is a busy boy who loves to run and play with his sibling and 7 year old human sister. Once he has finished playing, he enjoys a lap cuddles.

Loki is beginning his basic obedience, he will focus and listen after a bit of encouragement, and once he has decided you are exciting enough.. oh! and with promise of treats. He has mastered ‘sit’ and is working on his ‘down’ and ‘come’. He is quite good at hitting the wee mats but being a baby, still needs a bit of work and encouragement. He has been cuddled and coo-ed over since his eyes opened and is continuing his socialisation with people of all ages. Being a well-adjusted puppy, he is very enthusiastic with other dogs and enjoys their company as long as a slow and gentle introduction is carried out first.

The ideal home for Loki would be one that will offer a loving environment that will guide him through his puppy hood with further training and socialisation with both humans and other dogs. Being a working breed, he will enjoy daily walks and exercise in the future. Thor would love a home where he will have lots of companionship, and will preferably have another canine sibling or two.