◤xxxxxxxxxxxxxx◥Name: His name is Rigby but goes by Iggy.
Gender: He is male, unaltered.
Age: He is three years old.
Breed: He is an American Pit Bull Terrier,
Dalmation Mix.
Rank: Fighter
Pelt: His base color is white but he has li
ght brown spots covering his body.
Eyes: His eyes are a deep brown.
Other: He has a baby blue color on with
a single tag with his name engraved on it.
Mother: APBT named Ashby
Father: Dalmation named Tucker.
Siblings: All deceased except half sister n
amed Saphire.
◣xxxxxxxxxxxxxx◢ Why Do We Insist
On Crossing Bridges
That Do Not Exist
◤xxxxxxxxxxxxxx◥First Impression: Rambunctious and Outgoing
Main Traits: Confident and Playful
Positive Traits: Adventerous, Athletic, Che
erful, Enthusiastic, Energetic, Optimistic,
Spontaneous, Youthful.
Neutral Traits: Absentminded, Ambitious,
Outspoken, Stubborn, Determined, Tough,
Negative Traits: Anxious, Airy, Boisterous,
Compulsive, Destructive, Erratic, Obnoxi
ous, Quirky, Reactive, Rowdy, Silly, Undi
sciplined.
◣xxxxxxxxxxxxxx◢ ▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂▂When I came into this world I was not alone, There were five of us, but me? I was the only one with light tan spots dancing across my pure white pelt. I wasn't the smallest but I also wasn't the biggest, and all I really remember is the sweet scent of milk and the warmth of bodies wriggling against mine. There was no sound, no view. The world was black and the quiet. That was how my world was for the first two weeks of my life and when the light of the world finally worked its way into my eyes and the song of the earth finally penetrated my ears, I was already my eager and excited than I ever had been. I was different though. My brothers were both black with white paws laced with black spots, one of my sisters was a blue hue, her white chest speckled with spots of white, the other was a white a brindle with no spots marking her brilliant whites. They were all so different from me and yet we bore the same parents. As we grew, our mother stopped tending to us as much, she wouldn't let us suckle or play roughly. She became nippy, irritable, but she still loved us and we learned quickly. We grew and we grew until one day, one of us had disappeared. It was my brother, Dramon. Mother told us he had gone home and while it was highly confusing for us, we accepted it. I didn't truly understand until the day a young girl came in, her blonde hair dancing across her face. She was a small person, standing just to th knees of the one I assumed was her mother. Her excitement was betrayed in an odd array of screeches and though it made my siblings hide, it excited me. I bounced eagerly around her feet and the next thing I knew I was sitting in a moving car at her side. Her small hands tugged at my ears but I didn't care. I finally understood what my mother had told us, about Dramon going home. She was my home. It was like... a connection I couldn't deny.
I made myself at home in the family's house, and as I grew, so did the little person. We got into plenty of trouble together. We made messes outside, played in the dirt, went for walks. Life was great. She was my whole world that little person and her family loved me. I made them all laugh and I always made sure she was happy. That was my life before everything happened. I still saw my siblings from time to time, so when my humans disappeared that was the first place I went. Dramon's. Dramon was out, tied to his chain like he always was, but this time he looked like he had given up. He told me how his humans disappeared but he couldn't manage to escape the chains. I stayed with him and fed him for days but it was never enough and eventually I had to leave and search farther out. I found him one day, his body stiff, eyes closed tight and I knew he was gone. When I joined the pack as a fighter, I had already spent much of my time alone, my bones could be seen through my pelt, my eyes were a dull brown. They welcomed me and slowly but surely I have proven my worth.