Thor

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  • Human family requirements

    I need an adult-only home with limited visitors & no visiting children.

  • Other pet requirements

    I can live with other dogs if introduced properly, or be an only. I have not met cats

  • House and garden requirements

    I’m active and would love a large, secure garden to let off steam.

  • Out and about requirements

    I have lots of energy and need an active home that loves adventures.

  • Training needs

    I’ve lived in a home environment before but might have a few accidents at first.

  • Medical issues

    I have some dermatitis on my skin. I am fully vaccinated & am neutered.

Thor is a handsome, affectionate boy who originally came to us from a breeder, having been raised in a home-style environment. He was adopted for a short time, but unfortunately, some fear-based behaviours emerged that hadn’t previously been seen, and he was sadly returned to us. Since then, Thor has been working hard to rebuild his confidence and is now looking for his true forever home, a calm, understanding space where he can feel safe and secure.

With those he trusts, Thor has never put a foot wrong, he’s affectionate, gentle, and incredibly loyal. However, if he becomes frightened or decides he doesn’t feel safe around someone, he may react out of fear.

Thor can be selective about who he bonds with. Sometimes, without an obvious trigger, he may decide someone isn't for him. It’s not something that can be trained away quickly, and that’s why we’re not just looking for a home for Thor, we’re looking for a sanctuary. He needs someone who understands that trust takes time and is willing to give him the space and patience he deserves.

He thrives in quiet environments and will need an adult-only home with minimal visitors and no visiting children. A secure garden where he can relax, sniff around, and enjoy the sun would be ideal for him. He walks well on a harness and has come a long way from initially being hesitant about walks. He especially enjoys peaceful strolls in open spaces or at the beach, where he can feel relaxed and safe.

Thor recently enjoyed a big weekend out of the kennels, spending time in a home with three Boxers. He took the adventure in stride and got along wonderfully with them, we think he might even believe he’s a Boxer himself now! This experience has shown us that Thor can live happily with other dogs, provided introductions are done properly and the other dogs aren’t overly boisterous. He’s also house-trained and responds reliably to his name with great recall.

Thor does have some dermatitis, which our vets are managing, but it doesn’t stop him from being the loving, snuggly soul he truly is. And while he may have his quirks, he doesn’t need much, just a calm place to call home, and a steady, kind human who won’t give up on him.

Thor deserves more than life in a kennel. He deserves a second chance, and in the right hands, he’ll repay that kindness with deep, loyal love.

Can live with other dogs

This dog can be homed with a resident dog.