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Loki

1 year, 6 months • Male • Siberian Husky

Listing last checked 5 November 2026

LargeHigh energy

Key facts

Age
1 year, 6 months
Sex
Male
Breed
Siberian Husky
Size
Large

Could live with

  • Children: Not known
  • Other dogs: Yes
  • Cats: Not known

Taken from Ashbourne Animal Welfare's listing, and sometimes worked out from Loki's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by Ashbourne Animal Welfare. Contact them to arrange to meet Loki and start the adoption process.

About Loki

Loki is a very handsome Husky who came to us for rehoming through no fault of his own… sadly since getting him as a puppy, his previous owners circumstances changed meaning that Loki was being left alone for up to 12hrs a day! Unfortunately the cartoons on the TV weren’t cutting it, so he became destructive and vocal. Loki is very friendly and affectionate with people… he loves life and likes to be on the go! He’s sociable with everybody he meets and has spent time with children – he can be boisterous though, so any children in the new home would need to be used to dogs. He seems friendly with other dogs – although he is vocal when he sees other dogs on his walks, we believe this is excitement and he’s desperate to go and say hi! He could share his home with a spayed female companion, this would depend on a dog meeting. Loki will chase cats and other small animals, so will need a home without any of these! As he’s a Husky, Loki will need a lot of exercise and mental stimulation… he’s a breed that was designed for working, so he’s not going to be a couch potato content with a quick walk around the block! His recall is poor (typical for a Husky), so off lead time would need to be in a secure garden or a secure dog exercise paddock. Obviously he isn’t a fan of being left alone, although his previous owner reported that he was good at being left for 3hrs initially. We would recommend time alone being built up over time, so he see’s it as a positive experience.

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