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In the 4 years we’ve had him – which could hardly be called boring – we’ve had to realise... a real character has joined our family. This isn’t a question of upbringing. You could write a book about his mischief so far. You can almost understand what he is trying to tell you. Outdoor dog, indoor dog..but according to Loki, more of an indoor one. A rascal, a sly old fox, a crafty lad. His stubbornness knows no bounds. His tummy always comes first. He pounces on tasty morsels like a raptor. He is a very good guard dog, but he doesn’t bark needlessly. He welcomes guests warmly, loves being the centre of attention and has an irresistible style... He isn’t aggressive towards other dogs, but he can be cheekily pushy. He loves making friends with other animals, but he isn’t keen on bees and wasps. He enjoys doing things together and car rides, but he’s also great for a cuddle on the sofa. What matters is that he’s with us. He “helps out” with the housework, whether he’s needed or not. He is solidly built, with a huge chunky head and T-Rex blood running through his veins, yet he still thinks he’s a little 6-kilo teddy bear. We’re grateful to have him – without him it just wouldn’t be the same.