He was born to the wild toki Jimothy and a domestic toki, Rut. However, the towns-people didn't know who the father was and decided to sell the litter. Takna was bought by a young rich couple for a wedding present to themselves, but they had never owned a Tokota before and they assumed that a Tokota with dwarfism would be easier to handle. However, this particular toki adopted his father's rough demeanor and he was very food aggressive. He chewed up anything he could get his paws on, from human food to shoes and expensive jewelery. He even ate the wife's wedding ring. The last straw for the couple was when their old dog came up when Takna was eating and caused the toki to attack, the dog later died of wounds sustained from this attack. Due to this unfortunate event, the couple released the Toki pup of only a year old into the wild to fend for himself. Luckily, after six months of starvation he was found by Vol Eik WM33 and Falla's fatherly nature kicked in. He kept Takna fed and healthy in the wild, even going so far as to defend him from Falla's own pack. This caused a bond to be made between the two and sadly Takna was on his own once more after Falla was tamed. Thankfully for Takna, the two stumbled upon each other when Vol Eik was exploring and Takna followed him home where he met his new pack. He is not fond of humans due to his abandonment as a pup, and he barely tolerates his handler. He is still very food aggressive and possessive. He is not afraid to attack his packmates and he only really listens to Vol Eik, Blida, and Skati since those are the top dogs, or alphas, in the pack. He has a strong respect for hierarchy and he is not afraid to assert his dominance on lower pack members. It is hard to exact punishment or discipline on this toki because he has large eyes and floppy ears and when he looks up it is so gosh darn cute you can't help but forgive the little demon. He particuarly enjoys hunting and exploring, however he cannot swim and requires a life jacket, but he hates life jackets and will bite if you try to put one on making it really difficult to fish with him. He enjoys any other activity where he gets to release energy, and therefore he will have less for aggressive behaviour. He is very hard to train, and really will only pay attention if you have food, but since he's food aggressive it's hard to actually feed him. He also will dig and get into any cabinets or drawers if he knows food is in it, and he is very clever and can easily get into anything that doesn't have a firm latch. Beware of this little toki, he may be cute but he is deadly.