---Tsiah---

[Zee]

Name: Tsiah

Age: 2 1/2

Gender: Female

Pack: --

Rank: --

Mate: --

Species: Dog

Breed: German Shepard/Black Lab Mix

Appearance: Tsiah has the size of a Black Lab (Thank Goodness not the size of a Greman Shepard) and the appearance of a German Shepard (Just like my dog). She has mixtures of black, brown, and tan. Her tail curls up unlike most of her kind.

Fur Color: Black, brown, and tan.

Eye Color: Brown

History: Tsiah was tooken away from her parents and siblings. They were show dogs. Beautiful, gorgious, soft - pelted show dogs. Well, Tsiah has all of these features. But there was one problem; her tail curls up unlike most of her kind. This is not appealing to the judges of the show dog place. She was sent away to a shelter where other dogs roamed about. It was really great. She stayed in a large corral much like horses do. Other dogs were with her. Among them, Rottwielers, Saint Bernards, and German Sheperds such as herself. Unfortunatly, these dogs were trained to be tough to the core. Tsiah had so much ferociousness that they had to have her. But soon, she ran away for the way the owners of the corral treated the dogs was not kind. Now she no longer lives with humans and preferes to stay with other dogs.

Personality: Tsiah is sometimes grumpy with others and often keeps to herself. If anyone crosses her path in the wrong way, she will immediatly react. Her mean behavior has caused many to fear her. They just didn't know that if they got to know her, she would be as friendly as possible. As long as they greeted her with respect and didn;t listen to the horrible rumors about her.

Parent/siblings: Not known besides that she was seperated from them.

(This is one of my older charries from another site but it'll do. ^^)

[Disturbed]

Okay, again, we need much more with the personality. Three more lines at the least. When is she friendly? Who is she friendly toward? Does she have any friends? What do they think of her? What does she think of them? What does she think of strangers? And so on and so forth... Elaborate please.

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[Zee]

Sorry... But thank you for giving me tips. I know I need them...

[Disturbed]

Also much better. Oh, you're very welcome. I love to help out so if you need any tips or pointers or anything like that, feel free to ask. ^^

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