Name: Dingo (aka Gus)

Age: About 3

Gender: Male

Breed: 3/4 husky 1/4 wolf

Parents:Balto and Jenna

Siblings: (from oldest to youngest) Aleu, Dakota, Quinn, Kiona, Kodi

Mate: None.

Pups: None

Personality: Quiet, peaceful, timid around bigger dogs and sometimes people.

Likes: Eryn, being pet, his family, his human family.

Hates: Fighting, being punished, moving around, being teased.

As your character: I made him because the blue-eyed Jenna clone sounded too masculine to be a girl and everyone was making their Saba's blue-eyed. Plus everyone was making their characters have happy endings, which was a trend I broke with him, I think. But I changed it again to brown. But a light brown.

Voice: Michael Cera

Other: Dingo's puppyhood consisted mostly of either being around his mother or around his older sister Saba/Quinn. He was very much a mama's boy and would often get teased for it by his other siblings, but they loved him, and he loved them.

Dingo was adopted by a boy named Stephen. He lived most of his life in Nome with his human family, who named him Gus. They were a good family, but they were just barely getting by and were often stressed, taking it out on each other and Dingo.

Dingo, along with his other siblings, was either loved or hated for being the son of the town hero. Tho as he grew up, he was soon ignored because of his frail physique.

But he was always loved by the human girl named Eryn. They basked in each other's company for a while, Dingo eventually falling in love with her, but not being able to do anything about it.

Dingo was eventually sold to a young man named Ethan, who took him to Detroit, intending on using him for dog fighting. Ethan figured that since he was part wolf he would win, but Dingo was defeated in the first round by a dog named Diallo (was actually Dakota, but it had been years since the two brothers last saw each other that they couldn't even recognize one another. Even their scents were different, so nice try.)

Dingo then had to be put down by Ethan, who had grown attached to him while traveling and felt guilty for putting him through that.