The results were incredible! Originally, Loki and Aengus were introduced in my home - which, of course, was a terrible idea. After taking him to the park, he met another dog named Chi-Chi. This dog, Chi-Chi, is a chihuahua that belonged to an elderly man. Because he was small in stature, I figured Loki would feel less threatened by him.
According to the man, his dog was quite eager to meet Loki after seeing him and I play some fetch. Like Chi-Chi, Loki was quite excited as well. There was some tail-wagging and tongues hanging out. I knew this was a good sign.
Of course, Loki was still quite hesitant of Chi-Chi but he showed absolutely no aggression towards his new companion. Loki stood in a spot while he allowed Chi-Chi to sniff him. He was still hesitant to play around with Chi-Chi but, still, he was happy. After this experience, I have learned that taking Loki to an unfamiliar place (somewhere he cannot feel territorial) is an excellent spot for Loki to feel calm enough to meet others.
I returned to the park this morning but the trip came to be unsuccessful since there were no dogs present - only toddlers and parents.
His next adventure may be another dog park, beach strip, or hiking trails.
ChiChi second video from Catherine Vo on Vimeo.
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