Post by A . k u n a on Apr 22, 2007 10:27:45 GMT -5
Name: Akuna
Age: Two
Gender: Female
Breed: Samoyed X Siberian Husky
Personality: Does not often venture into the business of others. She is strong and brave. It does not take much to get on her bad side, in which she turns to her wolf instincts. Loved by some, unknown to most. Almost fearless.
Likes: Running, Cold Winter Days
Dislikes: Heat Waves, Dog Catchers
Fears: Getting Captured
Strengths: Can overcome most fears
Weaknesses: Being surrounded by four walls, in captivity
History: Akuna ran away from the house she had lived in since she was very young, into the wild, at the age of one year. At first, she had trouble adapting. She could not find food, much less get to it when she did find it. It was hard for a house dog, who had depended on humans her whole life, to take care of herself. She would walk the streets in fear, wishing she had never left home. She didn't have a home at this point, and she would go wherever she could find shelter.
Within the next couple of months, Akuna's padded feet grew hard, and her soft fur wiry. There was now a firy glare in her gentle eyes. She roamed the streets with a feeling of pride. She knew how to fend for herself now. When several weaker dogs crowded a good source of food, she would give a low, sharp warning growl, which many dogs have learned to retreat upon hearing. Never again had she been captive.
Akuna had become a part of the wild.
Picture: Getting One
Age: Two
Gender: Female
Breed: Samoyed X Siberian Husky
Personality: Does not often venture into the business of others. She is strong and brave. It does not take much to get on her bad side, in which she turns to her wolf instincts. Loved by some, unknown to most. Almost fearless.
Likes: Running, Cold Winter Days
Dislikes: Heat Waves, Dog Catchers
Fears: Getting Captured
Strengths: Can overcome most fears
Weaknesses: Being surrounded by four walls, in captivity
History: Akuna ran away from the house she had lived in since she was very young, into the wild, at the age of one year. At first, she had trouble adapting. She could not find food, much less get to it when she did find it. It was hard for a house dog, who had depended on humans her whole life, to take care of herself. She would walk the streets in fear, wishing she had never left home. She didn't have a home at this point, and she would go wherever she could find shelter.
Within the next couple of months, Akuna's padded feet grew hard, and her soft fur wiry. There was now a firy glare in her gentle eyes. She roamed the streets with a feeling of pride. She knew how to fend for herself now. When several weaker dogs crowded a good source of food, she would give a low, sharp warning growl, which many dogs have learned to retreat upon hearing. Never again had she been captive.
Akuna had become a part of the wild.
Picture: Getting One
