Name: Collette

Age: about 4 years younger than Kodi and Aleu

Species: 1/2 Canadian Eskimo Dog, 3/8 Siberian Husky, 1/8 Wolf

Parents: Saba and Jean-Claude

Siblings: Pierre, Blaise, Felicie, Remi, Amelie (first litter) // Porthos, Athos, Aramis (second litter)

Mate: Alistair (briefly)

Pups: Caeli, Wade, Orson

Personality: She’s very much on the quiet side and likes to sit back and observe rather than actively contribute in a conversation. If you annoy her, she won’t really retaliate; instead, she’ll just huff, roll her eyes, and walk away with her nose up. She is very proper and very much a rule follower, but is also rather stuck up. She comes across as cold to those who she doesn’t know, or those whom she doesn’t like. As she gets older, she grows out of her stuck-up phase and becomes kinder.

Likes: Being clean, baths, boys, sunsets, stargazing

Dislikes: Dirtiness, strays, disorganization, slush, being a mutt

History: Collette is the oldest child of Saba and Jean-Claude. She kept watch of her siblings when her parents weren’t around and thus became very responsible growing up. However, she also developed a somewhat haughty personality which her parents weren’t a big fan of. At eight weeks she was adopted into the same family as her younger brother Pierre, so the two grew up together, and Pierre picked up on Collette’s stuck-up ways.

    Collette grew into a beautiful dog who caught the eye of many boy dogs around town. She got caught in a little romance with Alistair, a popular jock in town, and she fell head over paws for him, and they eventually became mates. But she caught Alistair cheating on her, and to make things worse, it was while Collette was pregnant with his puppies. Needless to say, Collette was heartbroken, but she also became a changed person that day. She became kinder to those around her and abandoned her snobbish ways. When her three pups were born, she taught them kindness, which she didn’t really get from Alistair. Pierre helped his sister to raise the pups, but Collette hoped that one day, she could find a dog who could be a full-time father for the pups…

Relation to Balto: His granddaughter