I looked for a dog breed that could be compatible to the character’s own personality (but I think they could all get along well with the breeds I mentioned) 😀 And I couldn’t resist – I have to use GIFs!
(more under the cut–warning: this is a super long post!)
Desmond: Golden Retriever – reliable, friendly, kind, confident, trustworthy
Altaïr: Doberman Pinscher – alert, loyal, energetic, fearless, intelligent
10/10 for that porkour
Ezio: Dachshund – lively, playful, devoted, clever, stubborn, courageous
Connor: Great Dane – devoted, reserved, gentle, friendly, confident, loving
So gentle to smaller creatures like Connor *sniff*
Aveline: French Bulldog – lively, playful, athletic, alert, easygoing, sociable
Edward: Shiba Inu – charming, alert, faithful, confident, keen, fearless
Now imagine Edward saying that
Adéwalé: Borzoi – athletic, gentle, quiet, respectful, intelligent, independent
Shay: Siberian Husky – outgoing, alert, gentle, friendly, intelligent
Haytham: Greyhound – even-tempered, athletic, gentle, quiet, intelligent
And afraid of cats
Arno: Basset Hound – devoted, gentle, tenacious, friendly, sweet-tempered
Shao Jun: Samoyed – lively, playful, alert, friendly, stubborn, sociable
Arbaaz: German Shepherd – Watchful, alert, curious, confident, courageous
Evie: Border Collie – alert, energetic, tenacious, responsive, intelligent
Jacob: Pembroke Welsh Corgi – outgoing, playful, bold, protective, tenacious
Now imagine all of them taking their dogs in a dog park. Or maybe they have their own Doggie Play Dates. Imagine the utter mayhem, holy shit. I think Jacob’s Corgi and Ezio’s Doxie would be the biggest troublemakers (something about those short legs).
Grazie for sending this ask! ♥
~ Signora Paola (who loves dogs way too much)
You’ll see I love big dogs… So, here they are!
Desmond: Pitbull – strong, intimidating, yet sweet. I can’t help but imagine him owning one and being super attentive of it, I mean look at that face!
Altair: Saluki – independent and aloof; gentle and affectionate;
may seem reserved to strangers. Altair would take him for his morning jog always, then give him a nice treat.
Ezio: Dalmatian – strong, energetic and curious. Ezio would use him to win ladies in the dog park for sure and would train him to do all sort of tricks. Who doesn’t love Dalmatians?
Connor: Alaskan Malamute –
Independence, resourcefulness, high intelligence. When Connor goes out camping/hiking, because he does, his faithful dog goes too.
Aveline: Komondor –
it is calm and steady when things are normal, but defensive when needed. Just imagine Aveline walking this cutie thing! She would love to bath and play with it.
Edward: Welsh Terrier –
it is a happy, lively, and seldom shy or timid. Can have an attitude. Edward would so play with this dog till both of them were exhausted. Maybe so trips to the beach too.
Adéwalé: Dachshund –
Dachshunds are playful, but can be quite stubborn; great determination and ferocity. Adé little friend likes to put his head on his master’s lap while he reads.
Shay: Irish Setter – active,
excellent companion & enthusiastic. Shay’s friend loves to go sailing with his master! Loves to get wet and sometimes drives Shay crazy!
Haytham: Beagle – Intelligent
and determined. This dog would surely bring a smile to Haytham’s face as he approaches him with a toy to play.
Arno: Papillon – symbol of fidelity and loyalty. Friendly and adventurous dog! Would go crazy each time Arno came home, jumping with happiness! And it would sleep in Arno’s bed too.
Shao Jun: Akita –
strong, independent
and calm. Sweet thing loves Shao Jun andplays with her all day if he can. It adores the treats she buys too!
Arbaaz: Bull Terrier –
independent and stubborn; courageous and full of spirit. A gift from an English friend, Arbaaz really came to love this furry thing. He takes him for walks and plays with him too.
Evie: English Cocker Spaniel – compassionate, determined, kind, intelligent, athletic, alert and resilient. While she reads and plays the piano,it would remain at Evie’s feet simply relaxing in it’s master’s presence.
Jacob: Boxer –
bright, energetic and playful;
slight reputation of being “headstrong”. Would go insane each time Jacob says “Playtime”. Insane. It would jump over him and tackle him just to keep him there.
This is so I should go now and pet and play with my own doggie!
~Claudia
Connor: He’d own a Wolf-dog–kind of like the ‘Liger’ (made famous by Napoleon Dynamite, aha), the wolf-dog is a cross-breed between a Wolf, and a dog that whose heritage is close to wolves–for example, an Alaskan Malamute bred with an Arctic Wolf. An interesting thing to note is that wolves are actually very shy and timid animals by nature. Wolf crosses tend to retain this trait. They bond very strongly to their first owner, but are quite often shy of strangers. However, they are very outgoing and boisterous around pack members (including their human family). These both provide their own set of problems and requirements.
If I ever owned a wolf-dog, I will certainly name it ‘Ratonhnhaké:ton’, as I think it’s very fitting and Connor tends to have these kinds of traits present in his character.
Shao Jun: the Shih Tzu–its royal heritage is something Shao Jun looks like she would own, given her own regal days in court.
Aveline: the Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Dog–highly intelligent and energetic. Assertive but not overly aggressive; very even tempered.
Adéwalé: Royal Bahamian Potcake–cautious, loyal, intelligent and laid-back.
Elise: She’d own a poodle–frivolous looking but is actually quite intelligent, energetic and sociable. One of the most intelligent dog breeds and highly obedient. Warm and personable disposition.
Haytham: He’d go for a Rottweiler–very devoted, obedient, and eager to work. They are confident, steady and fearless.
Altaïr: A Saluki–aloof, but even-tempered and extremely loyal. Quiet dignity and independence.
Edward: He’d own a Welsh Hillman–an ancient Welsh breed. Fast and fearless; precious with a proud legacy. A rarity that sadly went extinct in the 90s.
Shay: Canadian Inuit Dog (qimmiq)–Loyal, alert, intelligent, independent, willful, mischievous, tough, brave, affectionate, gentle. It’s one of North America’s oldest and rarest remaining purebred dogs. Once a crown jewel of Canada, its kind is sadly in decline like the Welsh hillman (This is a shameless plug, but one worthy of a signal boost: please help save these majestic creatures; they are an important part of Canada’s heritage!)
Ezio: I’d love to have a Volpino Italiano–they haven been known and loved by Italian nobility for centuries. They are spirited, lively, affectionate, playful, sociable, intelligent, loyal, and dedicated.
– Ezio Auditore