Loki

Meet Loki - The Goofy, Sun-Loving Toy Enthusiast! <br/><br/>Loki is a playful, affectionate 5-year-old pittie mix who's been a beloved indoor family dog his whole life. He's house-trained, crate-trained, and even knows how to ring jingle bells on the door when he needs to go outside-smart boy alert!<br/><br/>Loki LOVES toys, especially tennis balls (which he proudly peels like an orange!). He'll happily chew on his favorites for ages and enjoys lounging in the sun on warm afternoons. His all-time favorite treat-saved for special occasions-is a pig ear.<br/><br/>Despite his big, impressive bark, Loki is a total softie who melts for belly rubs and scratches. He's lived peacefully with another male dog for years and does well with friendly dogs after proper introductions. He hasn't had direct experience living with cats. Loki enjoys trail walks but can get overstimulated in busy dog parks. At the boarding facility, he's a staff favorite-always generous with his big, wet kisses!<br/><br/>Loki has been a wonderful companion for the past five years. Unfortunately, he's struggling to adjust to the arrival of a newborn. The baby's movements and sounds make him anxious, and he's having difficulty understanding this new, tiny family member. For everyone's safety and peace of mind, his family is looking for a new home where Loki can feel confident and relaxed again.<br/><br/>Loki would thrive with:<br/> A dog-savvy adopter<br/> A calm home without infants<br/> Another friendly dog (with proper intro) or as a spoiled only pet<br/> Plenty of toys, sunshine, and love<br/><br/>Loki is such a good boy with a huge heart. He just needs the right environment to shine. If you're looking for a loyal, goofy, toy-loving companion, Loki might be your perfect match.<br/><br/>Loki is participating in The Love Pit's iRehome program, so ongoing care and custody are provided by their foster. All behavior and medical information is provided by their caretaker, and TLP encourages all adopters to verify the information with their caretaker prior to adoption.

Meet Loki - The Goofy, Sun-Loving Toy Enthusiast!

Loki is a playful, affectionate 5-year-old pittie mix who's been a beloved indoor family dog his whole life. He's house-trained, crate-trained, and even knows how to ring jingle bells on the door when he needs to go outside-smart boy alert!

Loki LOVES toys, especially tennis balls (which he proudly peels like an orange!). He'll happily chew on his favorites for ages and enjoys lounging in the sun on warm afternoons. His all-time favorite treat-saved for special occasions-is a pig ear.

Despite his big, impressive bark, Loki is a total softie who melts for belly rubs and scratches. He's lived peacefully with another male dog for years and does well with friendly dogs after proper introductions. He hasn't had direct experience living with cats. Loki enjoys trail walks but can get overstimulated in busy dog parks. At the boarding facility, he's a staff favorite-always generous with his big, wet kisses!

Loki has been a wonderful companion for t

Meet Loki - The Goofy, Sun-Loving Toy Enthusiast!

Loki is a playful, affectionate 5-year-old pittie mix who's been a beloved indoor family dog his whole life. He's house-trained, crate-trained, and even knows how to ring jingle bells on the door when he needs to go outside-smart boy alert!

Loki LOVES toys, especially tennis balls (which he proudly peels like an orange!). He'll happily chew on his favorites for ages and enjoys lounging in the sun on warm afternoons. His all-time favorite treat-saved for special occasions-is a pig ear.

Despite his big, impressive bark, Loki is a total softie who melts for belly rubs and scratches. He's lived peacefully with another male dog for years and does well with friendly dogs after proper introductions. He hasn't had direct experience living with cats. Loki enjoys trail walks but can get overstimulated in busy dog parks. At the boarding facility, he's a staff favorite-always generous with his big, wet kisses!

Loki has been a wonderful companion for the past five years. Unfortunately, he's struggling to adjust to the arrival of a newborn. The baby's movements and sounds make him anxious, and he's having difficulty understanding this new, tiny family member. For everyone's safety and peace of mind, his family is looking for a new home where Loki can feel confident and relaxed again.

Loki would thrive with:
A dog-savvy adopter
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