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Saluki
Samoyed
Shar Pei
Shetland Sheepdog (Sheltie)
Shiba Inu
Shih Tzu

Siberian Husky
Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier
St. Bernard
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Standard Poodle
Standard Schnauzer

Size: 23–28” tall, 40–65 lbs
Lifespan: 12–14 years
Mugshot: Elegant, almond-eyed, and draped in silky ears. The kind of dog that looks at you like it knows poetry — and might judge your playlist.
Coat: Smooth or feathered, soft as desert wind, in shades from cream to gold to black-and-tan. Minimal shedding, maximal grace.
Body Frame: Desert Gazelle in Designer Silks. Lean, aerodynamic, and otherworldly. Moves like wind incarnate and naps like a mystic.

Strangers: 🌤 Shy — Distant yet kind—like an ancient poet tolerating the modern world.
Kids: ⚠️ Choose Wisely — Sweet but easily stressed; prefers gentle children who whisper.
Other Dogs: 🤝→☁️ Neutral → Selective Ethereal Friendships — Courteous, sensitive, sometimes a monk, sometimes a diva.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — Pursuit at 200% speed with 0% sound.
Tabletop Desserts: ✅ Respectful — Too noble for crime… except mint yogurt.

A Saluki is like an ancient desert aristocrat who glides rather than walks—elegant, reserved, and quietly unimpressed by urgency. They’re sensitive, intelligent, and bred to hunt independently over vast distances, which means they think for themselves and cooperate selectively. They bond deeply to their inner circle and prefer calm connection over constant attention. Without gentle training, patience, and respect for their autonomy, they don’t push back—they simply disengage. Expect breathtaking speed followed by monk-like stillness, selective recall when a horizon beckons, and a dignified aloofness that softens into warmth once trust is earned. Ideal for those who appreciate unique beauty, grace and independence.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Persian Greyhound
Minimum Recommended Handler: DI
Dedicated Intermediate
DDCA Advisory: Subject was engineered for speed, endurance, and independent pursuit across open country. Personnel are advised that cooperation improves when dignity remains intact.
M.O. Stargazer
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Sighthound

Ancestral Trace 🇪🇬 🇮🇷

The Saluki is one of the oldest known dog breeds — like, biblical-old. Bred in the Middle East for speed and endurance, they chased gazelle across deserts long before most breeds were even an idea. Revered in ancient Persia and Egypt, they’ve retained their elegant silhouette and noble mystery.

CIRCA 7000 BCE

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Paper Products Beware: Like many sighthounds, paper, cardboard, etc. act as emotionally cooperative prey, to practice their grab → pull → dissect hunting loop.

Prey Drive Perfection: Fast, focused, and fearless—off-leash freedom requires fenced safety.

Sensitivity: Harsh correction crushes spirit; calm redirection keeps connection.


Selective Affection: Reserved and thoughtful, they love deeply but express it sparingly.


Wanderlust: Their hearts belong to open horizons—containment and recall training are essential art forms.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Glide Away From Your Recall Like a Desert Mirage.”

Space Needs: 4/5 – Yard or frequent freedom.
 Built to sprint the sands, not circle a couch. Apartment life works only with marathon exercise.
Housekeeping: 1/5 - Low – Smooth, sleek, effortless.
 Short or feathered coat, low shed, high elegance. Dirt politely slides off.
Separation Anxiety: 3/5 — Seeks proximity or reassurance but learns to settle with routine, quality outlets, and calm departures.
Noise Level: 1/5 - Low – Naturally quiet, rarely barks unless unsettled or alerting.
Territorial Behavior: 1/5 - Low – Lover, not a guard.
 Regal, polite, occasionally indifferent to intruders.

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DDCA Researcher Fatigue Likely
Graceful, reserved, and too refined for nonsense. Sensitive and intelligent, they train best through quiet repetition and mutual respect.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Push too hard and they drift away; invite, and they rise to meet you.
Human Brew Match: Gentle, patient souls who value subtlety, silence, and the art of trust.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Sensitivity to anesthesia
- Heart disease (cardiomyopathy)
- Hypothyroidism
- Autoimmune issues
- Hip dysplasia (rare)

Saluki

Size: 19–23.5” tall, 45–65 lbs
Lifespan: 12–14 years
Mugshot: The iconic “Sammy smile” framed by a cloud of white fur. Eyes full of light, heart full of love, coat full of your furniture.
Coat: Thick, double-layered, and snowstorm-ready. White or cream, endlessly shedding and eternally glorious.
Body Frame: Snow-Covered Cloud With Paws.
Solid, muscular, yet deceptively soft. Moves with a bouncy joy that could melt glaciers — or your resolve not to pet it.

Strangers: 🌪 Overly Enthusiastic — Smile so bright it breaks the café’s mood lighting.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle — Excellent with children; tail wag = small earthquake.
Other Dogs: 🕺 Socialite — Social, silly, sometimes too enthusiastic for introverts.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — Ultra-enthusiastic chase with comedic fluff dynamics.
Tabletop Desserts: 😈 Opportunist — Uses charm and floof to distract.

A Samoyed is like a smiling snow sprite with a megawatt grin and very strong opinions about togetherness. They’re friendly, social, and emotionally warm, bred to live closely with people and work cooperatively in harsh climates where morale mattered as much as muscle. This is a dog who thrives on companionship, conversation, and shared routines—being left out is taken personally. Without training, boundaries, and guidance around independence and vocalizing, their joy can tip into constant commentary and Velcro behavior. Prepare for the legendary “Sammy smile,” expressive howls and woo-woos, and an unwavering belief that everyone is a friend they just haven’t met yet. Perfect for those who enjoy sociability, humor, and a joyful companion who brings warmth, noise, and affection wherever they go.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Sammy
Minimum Recommended Handler: AB
Ambitious Beginner
DDCA Advisory: Subject was developed to live and work closely with people in demanding Arctic conditions. Researchers confirm the smiling exterior conceals a surprisingly energetic operating system.
M.O. Vivantica
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Frontier
A.L.S.O.: Companion

Ancestral Trace

Bred by the nomadic Samoyedic people of Siberia, these versatile working dogs were sled-pullers, bed-warmers, reindeer herders, and family companions. They’ve been sleeping next to humans in frozen tents for centuries, which explains why modern Sammies believe your bed is also their bed.

CIRCA 3000 BCE

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Vocal Expression: Their joy is loud, frequent, and occasionally endless.

Separation Anxiety: Tracks your moves like a fluffy auditor who suspects you’re about to commit a crime the moment you pick up your purse.

Stubborn Cheer: They resist with charm and tail wags—gentle firmness beats frustration.


High Grooming Tolerance Needed: Without positive handling early, brushing becomes a battle of wills.


Boredom Mischief: They invent projects—digging, howling, “snow” made of couch stuffing. Keep that mind busy.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Announce Joy at a Volume Heard Across Counties.”

Space Needs: 4/5 – Yard essential, AC required.
 Bred for the Arctic, not apartments. Needs open air, adventure, and fans on standby.
Housekeeping: 5/5 - High – Blizzard season daily.
 Fluff for miles. Grooming = lifestyle; shedding = atmospheric event.
Separation Anxiety: 4/5 — Separation may trigger anxiety or velcro behavior. Highly capable of learning calm-alone skills. Begin Solo Mode Training early.
Noise Level: 5/5 - High – Excitable, alert-driven, and talkative. Expect barks, howls, and cheerful chatter.
Territorial Behavior: 1/5 - Low – Social butterfly.
 Too friendly to intimidate; guards with smiles.

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DDCA Researcher Fatigue Likely
Friendly, clever, and powered by joy. Beneath that grin is a determined worker who needs mental and physical jobs—or they’ll redecorate your snow globe.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Keep them busy and purposeful; happiness is their horsepower.
Human Brew Match: Upbeat adventurers who can laugh while sweeping up fluff.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Hip dysplasia
- Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)
- Hypothyroidism
- Diabetes mellitus
- Heart conditions

Samoyed

Size: 18–20” tall, 45–60 lbs
Lifespan: 8–12 years
Mugshot: Deep wrinkles, tiny ears, and a permanent look of disapproval. The canine equivalent of a retired emperor who’s seen too much.
Coat: Short, harsh, and sandpapery — fawn, red, black, or cream. Minimal shedding, but those folds require maintenance.
Body Frame: Wrinkled Philosopher in a Velvet Robe. Compact, muscular, and composed. Moves with a calm confidence that says, “I don’t fetch.”

Strangers: 🌤→🚫 Shy → Selectively Tolerant — Greets like royalty forced into public.
Kids: ⚠️ Choose Wisely — Reserved and fundamentally puzzled by children’s decision-making.
Other Dogs: 🤝→💥 Neutral → Spicy — Civil but not in the mood for tomfoolery.
Squirrels: 😬→🚀 Tempted → Wrinkly Missile — Slow blink… then BAM—ancient hunter awakens.
Tabletop Desserts: ✅→ Respectful -Dessert theft only if dignity is maintained.

A Shar Pei is like a stoic philosopher wrapped in loose armor—reserved, self-possessed, and quietly unimpressed by chaos. They’re calm, discerning, and deeply loyal to a very small inner circle, bred to guard and observe rather than seek approval. This is a dog who values space, routine, and respect; affection exists, but it’s subtle and offered on their terms. Without early socialization, clear boundaries, and confident, fair leadership, they may default to suspicion or distance—but pressure or harshness backfires fast. Expect expressive wrinkles that broadcast judgment, selective hearing, and a serene confidence that suggests they’ve already decided how they feel about this situation. For those who appreciate independence and quiet loyalty.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Pei
Minimum Recommended Handler: EP
Experience Preferred
DDCA Advisory: Subject values calm leadership, personal space, and thoughtful introductions. Researchers advise allowing trust to develop at the subject's preferred pace.
M.O. Stargazer
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Homestead
A.L.S.O.: Guardian

Ancestral Trace 🇨🇳

Hailing from ancient China, the Shar Pei was originally a farm and fighting dog — bred for protection and toughness. Their unique wrinkled skin wasn’t just for show; it helped protect them in fights by allowing skin to loosen and slip away from bites. Today, they're more likely to give you the side-eye than a fight, but the attitude remains.

CIRCA 200 BCE

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Guarding Intensity: Loyalty runs deep; early socializing keeps their instincts thoughtful, not reactive.


Deep Suspicion: They read strangers before trusting them—never force interactions.


Stubborn Independence: They think in logic, not emotion; lead with confidence and consistency.


Low Tolerance for Pushy Dogs: They will enforce boundaries as needed, but better to pair with polite playmates.

Not a Cuddler: They're loyal but value their independence.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Pretend Your Commands Are Suggestions.”

Space Needs: 3/5 – House preferred, peace required.
Independent and reserved; thrives in quiet homes with confident leadership.
Housekeeping: 3/5 - Moderate – Wrinkles and rituals.
 Short coat, low shed, high cleaning precision. Skin care is sacred duty.
Separation Anxiety: 1/5 — Comfortable alone. Settles easily after departures. Light Independence refreshers recommended.
Noise Level: 1/5 - Low – Quiet, deliberate vocalizer. Alerts sparingly but seriously.
Territorial Behavior: 5/5 - High – Serious guardian.
 Protective and selective with trust. Early socialization is key.

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DDCA Researcher Fatigue Likely
Smart, stoic, and suspicious until proven loyal. They train best under calm authority — pushy humans earn polite resistance, while chaos earns a nap.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Respect and routine are sacred; harshness breaks their dignity, not their will.
Human Brew Match: Composed, consistent leaders who love quiet companionship and mutual respect.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Skin infections (yeast and bacteria in wrinkles)
- Entropion (inward-turning eyelids)
- Hip and elbow dysplasia
- Shar Pei fever
- Hypothyroidism

Shar Pei

Size: 13–16” tall, 15–25 lbs
Lifespan: 12–14 years
Mugshot: Bright almond eyes, pointy ears, and a smile that says, “I already did the chore — twice.” Looks like a mini Collie with an advanced degree in obedience.
Coat: Long, dense, and double-layered — a luxurious blend of sable, blue merle, or black with white and tan accents. Moderate shedding, epic elegance.
Body Frame: Pint-Sized Herding Prodigy. Graceful yet sturdy, with a spring in its step and a to-do list in its brain. Moves like a feathered whirlwind of purpose.

Strangers: 🌤→🌪 Shy → Overly Enthusiastic (with noise) — Greets politely, then sings the songs of its people.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle — Excellent with kind kiddos; will herd them back to assigned seating.
Other Dogs: 🤝 Neutral — Friendly, cautious, mild social anxiety.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — Chases with opera-level enthusiasm.
Tabletop Desserts: 😈 Opportunist — Smart enough to plan, polite enough to lie about it.

A Sheltie is like a brilliant little hall monitor with a poet’s heart. They’re intelligent, emotionally perceptive, and bred to herd with finesse rather than force, which makes them quick learners who notice every detail, tone shift, and pattern change. This is a dog who thrives on structure, praise, and partnership; clarity calms them, confusion rattles them. Without thoughtful training, confidence-building, and help learning an off-switch, they may slip into worry, vocal alerts, or enthusiastic micromanagement. Prepare for expressive eyes that miss nothing and a tendency to narrate concerns out loud. Ideal for those who value intelligence, responsiveness, and and a companion who wants to keep the world running smoothly.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Sheltie
Minimum Recommended Handler: AB
Ambitious Beginner
DDCA Breed Distinction: Often mistaken for a miniature Collie, the Sheltie is a separate breed, typically quicker, sharper, and more reactive to motion and sound.
M.O. Mindstrider
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Herding

Ancestral Trace 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Originating in the rugged Shetland Islands of Scotland, Shelties were bred to herd sheep and guard their flocks from predators. Think tiny collies with big brains and a big bark—small in size but fierce in devotion. Today, these beloved family members and agility champs, are always ready to impress with speed and smarts.

CIRCA 1700

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Noise Reactivity: Startles easily—exposure and calm reassurance build resilience.


Over-Attunement: They mirror emotion too perfectly; your calm is their compass.


Excessive Barking: Alertness is instinct; “quiet” must become a life skill.


Separation Sorrow: Thinks their heart can only stay online if they remain within three feet of your signal.

Motion Fixation: Herding instinct stays ON.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Give You Sad Eyes for Telling Them to ‘Wait.’”

Space Needs: 3/5 – Yard welcome, exercise required. Small frame, big stamina. Apartment living works only if walks and mental games are routine.
Housekeeping: 5/5 - High – Fluff meets drama.
 That glorious double coat is a shedding season that never ends. Grooming = therapy.
Separation Anxiety: 4/5 — Separation may trigger anxiety or velcro behavior. Highly capable of learning calm-alone skills. Begin Solo Mode Training early.
Noise Level: 5/5 - High – Extremely vocal. Alerts, excitement barks, and herding chatter come standard.
Territorial Behavior: 5/5 - High – Vocal sentinel.
Barks at clouds, strangers, and the idea of change.

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DDCA Researcher Fatigue Likely
Sensitive, brilliant, and eager to please — sometimes too eager. They pick up every cue, tone, and sigh, so calm consistency matters more than commands.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: They mirror emotion. Keep training upbeat, confident, and varied.
Human Brew Match: Gentle perfectionists who find joy in partnership and precision.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Collie eye anomaly
- Hypothyroidism
- Dermatomyositis (skin/muscle inflammation)
- Epilepsy
- Hip dysplasia

Shetland Sheepdog

Size: 13.5–16.5” tall, 17–23 lbs
Lifespan: 13–16 years
Mugshot: Foxy face, confident smirk, and eyes that whisper, “I obey no mortal.” Stoic, self-assured, and secretly hilarious.
Coat: Plush double coat in red, sesame, black-and-tan, or cream. Sheds twice a year — impressively and unapologetically.
Body Frame: Fox Spirit with Samurai Swagger. Compact, athletic, and perfectly balanced. Moves with feline precision and zero people-pleasing energy.

Strangers: 🚫 Not Their Scene — Has already judged them and moved on.
Kids: ⚠️ Choose Wisely — Good with gentle kids; will abandon scene if shrieking begins.
Other Dogs: 🤝→💥 Neutral → Drama Available — Can coexist, but only if the vibes and politics align.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — Ninja mode: activated.
Tabletop Desserts: 😈 Opportunist — Steals with zero guilt and perfect posture.

A Shiba Inu is like a minimalist fox with a PhD in autonomy—clean, clever, and completely uninterested in your expectations. They’re intelligent, confident, and famously self-governing, bred to hunt independently and make their own decisions without human commentary. Affection exists, but it’s subtle and earned. This is a dog who hears you perfectly and then decides whether the request aligns with their values. Without respectful training, boundaries, and a sense of humor, they don’t rebel—they disengage, often with devastating side-eye. Expect catlike cleanliness, selective participation, and the legendary Shiba scream when personally offended. Best suited for those who appreciate dramatic and spirited independence.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Shiba
Minimum Recommended Handler: EP
Experience Preferred
DDCA Advisory: Subject combines remarkable cleanliness with equally remarkable independence. Personnel are reminded that cooperation is a negotiated agreement, not a factory setting.
M.O. Stargazer
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Adaptive Hunter

Ancestral Trace 🇯🇵

Hailing from Japan’s misty mountains, the Shiba Inu was bred for hunting small game with stealth and lightning reflexes. Fiercely independent yet loyal to the core, this foxlike firecracker carries centuries of samurai-era spirit—alert, proud, and always ready to patrol their kingdom (which may include your couch).

CIRCA 300 BCE

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

(Recorded Actions & Patterns)

Independence Spirit: They take commands as polite suggestions, and "No," as just a viewpoint.

Famous Drama Yodel: Protests are operatic.

Handling Aversion: Dignity first; forced contact breeds distrust. Make cooperation a game.


Guarded Affection: Loyal but private—they bond quietly, not clingily.


High Prey Drive: Motion = hunt mode.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Deny All Requests and Look Fabulous Doing It.”

Space Needs: 3/5 – Apartment possible, yard preferred.
Independent and clean, but needs daily adventure to burn off mystery energy.
Housekeeping: 5/5 - High – Shed storm twice a year.
 Fluff eruption of biblical proportions. Cleanliness otherwise immaculate.
Separation Anxiety: 1/5 — Comfortable alone. Settles easily after departures. Light Independence refreshers recommended.
Noise Level: 2/5 - Low-Medium – Generally quiet, except for dramatic Shiba Screams when displeased.
Territorial Behavior: 3/5 - Moderate – Selective about everything.
 Choosy with friends, polite with guests, snarky with fools.

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DDCA Researcher Fatigue Likely
Independent, proud, and stunningly self-assured. They’ll humor you in training but rarely surrender autonomy. Socialization is non-negotiable; so is mutual respect.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Convince, don’t command. They obey logic and admiration, not bribery.
Human Brew Match: Patient, witty humans who respect independence wrapped in fur.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Allergies (skin and food)
- Hip dysplasia
- Luxating patella
- Glaucoma
- Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)

Shiba Inu

Size: 9–10.5” tall, 9–16 lbs
Lifespan: 10–16 years
Mugshot: Big round eyes, snub nose, and a royal pout. Looks like it’s late for a spa appointment but still willing to bless you with its presence.
Coat: Long, silky, and flowing — often tied in bows, always turning heads. Can be kept shorter for sanity. Minimal shedding, maximum glam.
Body Frame: Regal Companion in a Satin Cloak. Compact, sturdy, and confident in its divine right to comfort. Moves like an emperor riding an invisible throne.

Strangers: ☀️ Friendly — Waves tail like royalty greeting fans.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle — Wonderful with gentle littles; thrives on soft affection.
Other Dogs: 🕺 Socialite — Agreeable, charming, lightly judgmental.
Squirrels: 😬→🚀 Tempted → Derpy Chase — Chase ends quickly, but enthusiasm is unmatched.
Tabletop Desserts: 🏴 Pastry Pirate — Dessert theft with royal entitlement.

A Shih Tzu struts around as if invisible servants are meant to part the crowd ahead of them. They’re gentle, people-focused, and bred to be close companions. This is a dog who thrives on routine, fun, and emotional connection. They are playful, bold and can be expressive with commentary. Without training and boundaries they may lean into stubborn charm or selective listening—but urgency has never been part of their worldview. Be prepared for expressive faces that communicate judgment instantly, surprising confidence for their size, and a firm belief that laps are not optional. Perfect for those who value companionship, calm, and a little royal attitude wrapped in fur.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Shih
Minimum Recommended Handler: DB
Dedicated Beginner
DDCA Advisory: Subject was developed almost exclusively for companionship. Researchers observed exceptional commitment to remaining wherever comfort and favorite humans are located.
M.O. Hearthfire
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Companion

Ancestral Trace

Originally bred in Tibet and later beloved in Chinese imperial courts, Shih Tzus were pampered palace dogs who literally sat on silk pillows. Their job was to be beautiful and keep laps warm — and they still excel at both.

CIRCA 600

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Lap Loyalty: Will confidently climb aboard and rearrange themselves until your circulation is compromised.

Housebreaking Challenges: Small size, big bladder opinions; routine and reward are key.


Excessive Barking: Expressive souls who alert to every event; calm consistency curbs the chatter.


Overindulgence: Their cuteness invites leniency; boundaries keep dignity from turning into drama.


Grooming Resistance: Without positive handling early, spa day becomes warfare. Start slow, reward often.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Expect Royal Service at Every Hour.”

Space Needs: 1/5 – Apartment dream.
Bred for palaces, not parks. Couch time counts as cardio.
Housekeeping: 5/5 - High – Flowing locks of luxury.
 Daily brushing or a short “spa cut.” Expect bows and attitude.
Separation Anxiety: 4/5 — Separation may trigger anxiety or velcro behavior. Highly capable of learning calm-alone skills. Begin Solo Mode Training early.
Noise Level: 3/5 - Medium – Quick to alert, but not prone to nonstop barking.
Territorial Behavior: 2/5 - Moderate – Alert and adorable.
Will announce visitors with surprising authority.

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Routine Observation Duty
Sweet, spunky, and slightly self-employed. They enjoy learning but expect applause for minimal effort. Firm kindness turns them from diva to darling.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Consistency builds manners; laughter keeps peace. They live to make you smile — on their schedule.
Human Brew Match: Playful, patient humans who enjoy a little theatrical charm with their morning coffee.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Brachycephalic airway issues
- Eye injuries and infections
- Dental disease
- Ear infections
- Intervertebral disc disease

Shih Tzu

Size: 20–24” tall, 35–60 lbs
Lifespan: 12–15 years
Mugshot: Ice-blue (or mismatched) eyes, wolfish grin, and an expression that says, “I heard your command — I’m just not doing it.”
Coat: Thick, double, and plush — built for blizzards, not beaches. Heavy seasonal shedding, a.k.a. “furpocalypse.”
Body Frame: Arctic Athlete in Motion. Strong, nimble, and powered by ancient wanderlust. Moves like freedom on four legs, preferably toward chaos.

Strangers: 🌪 Overly Enthusiastic — Makes friends, drama, and noise instantly.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle — Sweet with children… occasionally too rowdy for toddlers.
Other Dogs: 🕺→💥 Socialite → Drama — Loves dogs, sometimes too much, occasionally instigates chaos.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — Wolf ancestry awakens; goodbye latte.
Tabletop Desserts: 😈 Opportunist — Dessert theft paired with operatic howling.

A Siberian Husky is like a charming escape artist with a wolf’s grin and zero respect for your plans. They’re athletic, social, and hilariously independent, bred to run for miles, work cooperatively, and make their own decisions while doing it. This is not a dog who exists to obey; they exist to experience. Affection is generous, but it comes with a strong streak of mischief and a deep love of freedom. Without serious exercise, enrichment, and secure boundaries, they don’t get bored—they get gone, usually while singing about it. Expect legendary vocal commentary, selective recall when adventure calls, and an uncanny ability to look innocent immediately after chaos. Perfect for those who value humor, stamina, and a companion who treats life as a grand expedition.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Sibe or Husky
Minimum Recommended Handler: EP
Experience Preferred
DDCA Advisory: Subject was engineered for endurance, independence, and remarkably creative problem-solving. Researchers strongly recommend secure fencing and a healthy respect for optimism.
M.O. Mindstrider
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Sled Dog

Ancestral Trace

Ancient (~2,000+ years) Descended from ancient sled-dogs and bred by the Chukchi people of Siberia to pull sleds across frozen terrain, Huskies are endurance machines with wild beauty and a team-focused mindset. They’re social, spirited, and often considered part-time comedians, part-time escape artists.

CIRCA 7500 BCE

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Escape Addiction: Fences are optional. They’re explorers first, listeners never.


Selective Hearing: Commands translate loosely into “maybe later.” Recall is a lifelong art form.


Vocal Drama: They talk—in whines, songs, and soliloquies. Silence isn’t in their vocabulary.


Prey Drive: Squirrels, cats, leaves—they’re all fair game; leash manners are essential survival.


Independent Defiance: Too clever for obedience, too charming for resentment; lead with humor, not ego.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Scream Instead of Bark, Talk, or Cooperate.”

Space Needs: 5/5 – Yard, mountains, and patience required.
Born to run, not recline. Apartment life = expensive renovation.
Housekeeping: 5/5 - High – Fluff explosion twice yearly.
 Sheds like a snowstorm. Grooming and vacuuming both count as cardio.
Separation Anxiety: 3/5 — Seeks proximity or reassurance but learns to settle with routine, quality outlets, and calm departures.
Noise Level: 5/5 - High – Howls, woo-woos, commentary vocals, and melodic nonsense are part of the brand.
Territorial Behavior: 1/5 - Low – Social butterfly.
 Too busy loving everyone to guard anything.

☕☕☕☕☕
Continuous Caffeine Support Required
Athletic, social, and famously willful. They train beautifully when it’s a game, but consistency and recall are lifelong projects. Think marathon, not sprint.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Outwit, don’t outshout. Structure, humor, and patience are survival skills.
Human Brew Match: Adventurous optimists who laugh easily and own a tall fence.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Hip dysplasia
- Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)
- Corneal dystrophy
- Hypothyroidism
- Zinc deficiency (skin issues)

Siberian Husky

Size: 17–19” tall, 30–40 lbs
Lifespan: 12–14 years
Mugshot: Sunshine wrapped in a silky mop, with eyes you can’t find but definitely feel. Always smiling, always filthy, always convinced you’re the best human ever born.
Coat: Soft, silky, and wavy in that just-rolled-out-of-bed perfection. Wheaten gold from pale to honey; daily brushing required unless you enjoy tumbleweeds of charm.
Body Frame: Bouncy Beanstalk
Medium-sized, well-muscled, and spring-loaded. Athletic yet cuddly—a golden retriever trapped in a terrier’s body.

Strangers: 🌪 Overly Enthusiastic — Greets like they’re long-lost family, powdered sugar flying.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle — Friendly, loving, occasionally airborne with excitement.
Other Dogs: 🕺→💥 Socialite → Spicy — Social but spirited; occasionally overestimates peace treaties.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — Happy chase with mid-air hops.
Tabletop Desserts: 😈 Opportunist — Dessert theft concealed behind disarming fluff.

A Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier moves exclusively by bouncing, as if gravity is a light suggestion - warm, affectionate, and emotionally all-in. They’re optimistic and people-loving, bred to work hard and then celebrate even harder. Unlike sharper terriers, Wheatens lead with heart first, enthusiasm second, and impulse control… eventually. Without training, structure, and guidance around greetings and arousal, their happiness can arrive at full volume and full body. Be prepared for the infamous “Wheaten Greetin’,” spring-loaded zoomies, and a deep belief that everyone is a friend they simply haven’t met yet. Ideal for those who enjoy laughter, connection, and a spirited companion whose joy is genuine and occasionally airborne.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Wheaten
Minimum Recommended Handler: AB
Ambitious Beginner
DDCA Advisory: Subject combines cheerful enthusiasm with classic terrier determination. Personnel should anticipate an energetic greeting protocol.
M.O. Vivantica
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Terrier
A.L.S.O.: Homestead

Ancestral Trace 🇮🇪

Born on Irish farms where versatility was survival, this all-purpose working terrier herded, hunted, and guarded with unrelenting cheer. That iconic silky coat may have started as weatherproof armor, but today it’s mostly used to collect hugs, burrs, and admiration in equal measure.

CIRCA 1700

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Mouthiness: Uses teeth to communicate excitement.

Barking: Narrates when bored, anxious, or excited.

Separation Worry: Immediately unravels into a bouncy panic tornado that believes enthusiasm might fix everything.

Chase Instinct: Movement triggers terrier mode.

Impulse Control Zero: Leap before looking and bouncy greetings included. Teaching calm manners saves sanity.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Beam Pure Sunshine."

Space Needs: 3/5 – Yard helps, sofa required.
 Athletic yet social. Can adapt to apartment life with daily romps and affection.
Housekeeping: 5/5 - High – Silken coat of endless upkeep. Non-shedding but tangles easily. Groom or surrender.
Separation Anxiety: 4/5 — Separation may trigger anxiety or velcro behavior. Highly capable of learning calm-alone skills. Begin Solo Mode Training early.
Noise Level: 4/5 - Medium-High – Alert, excitable, and quick to vocalize when stimulated.
Territorial Behavior: 2/5 - Moderate – Joyful barker.
Warns with cheer, not menace.

☕☕☕
Second Pot Recommended
Playful, affectionate, and allergic to boredom. They train easily with positive reinforcement, but overexcitement can derail focus.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Reward calm, not chaos; their enthusiasm is both gift and test.
Human Brew Match: Cheerful, consistent humans who can laugh, lead, and sweep up fur.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Health Issues:
- Protein-losing nephropathy (PLN):
- Protein-losing enteropathy (PLE):
- Addison’s disease
- Hip dysplasia
- Allergies (skin or food)

Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier

Size: 26–30” tall, 120–180 lbs
Lifespan: 8–10 years
Mugshot: Kind eyes beneath a droopy mask and jowls built for sympathy. The face of a saint who also drools on your sofa.
Coat: Dense, medium to long, and water-resistant — usually white with red or mahogany patches. Grooming: gentle avalanche management.
Body Frame: Alpine Titan with a Soft Core. Massive and steady, built for blizzards and hugs. Moves like an avalanche made of love and slobber.

Strangers: ☀️ Friendly — Giant, joyful greeter with drool diplomacy.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle — A living plush mountain with a heart of honey.
Other Dogs: 🤝 Neutral — Calm, patient, emotionally unshakeable.
Squirrels: 😬→🚀 Tempted → Slow Avalanche — A chase you feel in the ground.
Tabletop Desserts: ✅→😈 Respectful → Accidental Access — Dessert vanishes simply because it lives at muzzle-height.

A St. Bernard has the expression of a benevolent alpine monk who has never judged you—only gently worried about your life choices. They’re good-natured, bred to navigate harsh mountain terrain and help stranded travelers through sheer steadiness and goodwill - their eyes still seem to say, “Rest now, traveler. I’ve got you.” Despite their massive size, they are sensitive and emotionally attuned, especially with people in need. Without early training, manners, and socialization, their size can turn daily happenings into logistical events. Prepare for legendary drool, slow-motion affection, and a habit of standing directly in doorways while contemplating existence. Ideal for those who value gentleness and a colossal companion whose instinct is to help.

Known Alias: Saint
Minimum Recommended Handler: DB
Dedicated Beginner
DDCA Advisory: Subject was developed for rescue work in harsh alpine conditions. Researchers observed that extraordinary kindness occupies considerably more space than expected.
Case Pending: Brandy-Barrel Rescue Equipment
See PUBLIC NOTICE BOARD for status details.
M.O. Velvet Titan
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Homestead
A.L.S.O.: Guardian

Ancestral Trace 🇨🇭

Originating in the Swiss Alps, these legends were bred for life-saving work, hauling travelers out of snowy traps. Their size and strength are matched only by their heart and patience.

CIRCA 1660

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Can Be Shy if Under-Socialized: Needs thoughtful socialization and exposure to the world to be balanced.

Protective Instincts: Calm guardianship can shift to suspicion without structured exposure.


Drool-Fueled Enthusiasm: Love often arrives airborne; train polite greetings before the splash zone expands.


Heat Sensitivity: Not built for intense climates or heavy exercise.

Slow Response: They think before acting—patience and calm repetition earn cooperation.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Become a 150-Pound Lawn Ornament When Asked to Move.”

Space Needs: 5/5 – Castle and yard required.
 A mountain of love who needs room to sprawl and cooler temps to survive.
Housekeeping: 5/5 - High – Drool and dander deluxe.
 Hair everywhere, slobber on everything, heart in all of it.
Separation Anxiety: 3/5 — Seeks proximity or reassurance but learns to settle with routine, quality outlets, and calm departures.
Noise Level: 1/5 - Low – Generally quiet, with occasional deep, resonant alert barks.
Territorial Behavior: 3/5 - Moderate – Gentle guardian.
Defends with size and sweetness, not aggression.

☕☕☕
Second Pot Recommended
Calm, loyal, and wonderfully stubborn when the mood strikes. They train well with patience, not pressure. Think “steady encouragement,” not “boot camp.”
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Earn their effort through kindness and clarity; yelling only gets drool.
Human Brew Match: Gentle giants of spirit who believe love and leadership walk hand in hand.

R.A.P. Sheet

Classification Record

Common Issues:
- Hip and elbow dysplasia
- Dilated cardiomyopathy (heart)
- Bloat (gastric torsion)
- Bone cancer (osteosarcoma)
- Heat intolerance

System Health

St. Bernard

Size: 14–16” tall, 24–38 lbs
Lifespan: 12–14 years
Mugshot: Broad smile, wide jaw, and eyes that could melt granite. Radiates “ride-or-die best friend” energy.
Coat: Short, sleek, and smooth — low maintenance, high shine. Comes in every shade from fawn to blue.
Body Frame: Muscle Car in a Dog Suit. Stocky, solid, and lightning quick. Moves with the swagger of a bar-brawler who also loves to snuggle.

Strangers: 🌪 Overly Enthusiastic — Greets like a rock star on tour.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle —Patient, protective, and occasionally used as a pillow.
Other Dogs: 🤝→💥 Neutral → Spicy Potential — Social, but selective; vibes matter.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — Zero hesitation, 100 % commitment.
Tabletop Desserts: 😈 Opportunist — Dessert theft justified by “carb loading.”

A Staffie is like a powerlifter, with the smile of a Disney sidekick. They have a childlike heart, are strong, fearless, and utterly devoted to their people - bred to be tough in body but soft in spirit. This is a dog who expresses love with their whole being, often forgetting just how much muscle they’re carrying around. Without training, structure, and guidance around arousal and impulse control, that enthusiasm can come on fast and hard. Be prepared for boundless optimism, dramatic wiggle-butt greetings, and a deep belief that laps are a right, not a privilege. Perfect for those who want a loyal, affectionate companion with courage, humor, and a heart that loves without restraint.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Staffy
Minimum Recommended Handler: AB
Ambitious Beginner
DDCA Breed Distinction: Smaller, denser, and more people-oriented than many bully breeds, with an especially affectionate and emotionally expressive nature.
M.O. Velvet Titan
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Bully Breed
A.L.S.O.: Terrier

Ancestral Trace 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Originating in 19th-century England, the Staffy was bred from bulldog and terrier stock to be a fighting dog with a loving disposition toward humans. After dog fighting was banned, Staffies became popular pets, earning their nickname as the “Nanny Dog”—not because they babysit, but because they adore children.

CIRCA 1800

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Overexuberant Affection: They greet the world at full throttle—train calm greetings before guests take cover.


Separation Despair: Doesn’t panic — just thoughtfully removes large objects from existence to cope.

Dog Reactivity: Their confidence and play intensity can spark tension; structured socialization is key.


Impulse Power: They launch into everything—play, training, or trouble—with heroic enthusiasm.


Sensitivity to Emotion: They absorb your mood like a sponge; lead with calm and you’ll get gold in return.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Love You With Enthusiasm That Defies Physics.”

Space Needs: 3/5 – House fine, yard bonus.
 Energetic, affectionate, and happiest near their people — always.
Housekeeping: 1/5 - Low – Sleek coat, moderate shed.
 Easy upkeep, but watch the toy destruction zone.
Separation Anxiety: 4/5 — Separation may trigger anxiety or velcro behavior. Highly capable of learning calm-alone skills. Begin Solo Mode Training early.
Noise Level: 3/5 - Medium – Not a chronic barker, but vocal when excited or alerting.
Territorial Behavior: 3/5 - Moderate – Family defender.
Protective yet social; judges strangers with optimism.

☕☕☕☕
DDCA Researcher Fatigue Likely
Loving, bold, and pure enthusiasm in motion. They train beautifully through connection and play but lose focus without clear structure. Emotional sponges in muscle suits.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Confident guidance = cooperation. Harshness backfires fast.
Human Brew Match: Empathetic leaders who mix laughter with boundaries and loyalty with rules.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Hip and elbow dysplasia
- Allergies and skin conditions
- Cataracts and PRA
- L-2-HGA (neurological disorder)
- Patellar luxation

Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Size: Over 15” tall, 45–70 lbs
Lifespan: 12–15 years
Mugshot: Elegant face, intelligent eyes, and posture that says, “I’ve read more books than you.” The Renaissance dog of wit and grace.
Coat: Dense, curly, and hypoallergenic. Requires regular grooming to prevent mats, tangles, check paws for foxtails, sticks, small kids - everything sticks to Poodle hair. Comes in every shade from cream to jet black.
Body Frame: Regal Acrobat. Tall, athletic, and balanced. Built to fetch, swim, or just stare at you with judgmental sophistication.

Strangers: ☀️ Friendly — Elegantly warm, sometimes aloof, reads your aura instantly.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle — Loving and clever—may attempt to tutor them.
Other Dogs: 🕺 Socialite — Friendly, energetic, and witty; enjoys chase and supervising lesser intellects.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — High IQ + high drive = squirrel doomed.
Tabletop Desserts: 😈 Opportunist — Outsmarts every human security plan.

Living with a Standard Poodle is like sharing a home with an athletic philosopher who can sprint, solve puzzles, and read your emotional weather report before coffee. Elegant, powerful, intuitive, and far smarter than they’re given credit for - they were bred to work hard alongside humans, retrieving in rough water and problem-solving in real time. Without mental challenges, physical outlets, and clear expectations, they can become anxious, high-strung, bored, or mischievously inventive. Prepare for uncanny pattern recognition, expressive communication, and a tendency to read your intentions before you say a word. For those who value dynamic intelligence and versatility.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Spoo or Standard
Minimum Recommended Handler: AB
Ambitious Beginner
DDCA Breed Distinction: Standard, Miniature, Moyen, and Toy Poodles share the same hallmark intelligence and trainability. Size influences athletic ability, exercise needs, and daily lifestyle.
Case Closed (March 16, 2026): Nationality Review
See PUBLIC NOTICE BOARD for status details.
M.O. Mindstrider
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Retriever
A.L.S.O.: Companion

Ancestral Trace 🇩🇪

Originally bred in Germany (not France — surprise!) as water retrievers, these dogs were hunters first, fashion icons later. Agile, people-focused, and emotionally tuned in, the Standard Poodle adapts to almost any lifestyle - as long as it includes mental stimulation, exercise, and regular hairstyling.

CIRCA 1400

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Needs Daily Outlets: Mental and Physical outlets = happy dog.

Not ideal for Laid-Back families: Think extroverted honor student with ADHD and a flair for drama.

Sensitivity to Tone: Emotionally porous; they absorb stress faster than they learn commands.


Separation Stress: They bond hard and don’t appreciate being left out.

Grooming Avoidance: If not desensitized, brushing, nails, and clipper noise = full drama performance.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Blend Beauty, Brains, and Boundless Bounce.”

Space Needs: 3/5 – House fine, yard ideal.
 Perfectly adaptable, but needs daily outlets for both legs and logic.
Housekeeping: 2/5 - Low-Moderate – Hair today, groom tomorrow.
 Coat doesn’t shed, but the upkeep is real—budget for brushes and stylists.
Separation Anxiety: 4/5 — Separation may trigger anxiety or velcro behavior. Highly capable of learning calm-alone skills. Begin Solo Mode Training early.
Noise Level: 3/5 - Medium – Alert and expressive, but not typically excessive with proper outlets.
Territorial Behavior: 4/5 - Moderate – Alert, vocal, and proud.
Natural watchdog streak—barks early, puffs up big. Adolescents test authority until guided with steady leadership.

☕☕☕☕
DDCA Researcher Fatigue Likely
Brilliant, sensitive, and highly attuned. They train like prodigies but demand variety and emotional steadiness — boredom is a personal offense.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Challenge the mind, nurture the soul. They’re perfectionists who crave praise and purpose.
Human Brew Match: Creative, patient humans who love intelligence with flair.

R.A.P. Sheet

System Health

Common Issues:
- Hip dysplasia
- Addison’s disease
- Bloat (gastric torsion)
- Epilepsy
- Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)

Standard Poodle

Strangers: 🌤→☀️ Shy → Friendly — Polite, perceptive, and evaluating your choices silently.
Kids: 🧸 Gentle — Excellent companion; supervises with gentle side-eye.
Other Dogs: 🤝→💥 Neutral → Spicy — Fair but firm; enforces café law when needed.
Squirrels: 🚀 Immediate Pursuit — Beard aerodynamic, mission serious.
Tabletop Desserts: 😈 Opportunist — Dessert theft with managerial precision.

A Standard Schnauzer has a square, no-nonsense body that says “built for work,” paired with a face that says “built to critique.” They’re wise, spirited, and bred to guard farms, move stock, and keep order using both brains and backbone. This is a dog who thrives on structure, outlets, and respectful leadership; they want to work with you, not be managed from a distance. Without clear rules, mental challenges, and consistent follow-through, they may become stubborn, opinionated, or appoint themselves head of security. Expect expressive eyebrows that broadcast judgment, a strong sense of fairness, and an uncanny ability to detect nonsense. Ideal for those who enjoy a loyal companion who expects mutual respect and meaningful partnership.

Classification Record

Known Alias: Schnauzer or Mittelschnauzer
★ PROTECTIVE SERVICE RECORD
Minimum Recommended Handler: DI
Dedicated Intermediate
DDCA Advisory: Subject combines keen intelligence with strong environmental awareness. Personnel are advised that consistent leadership produces markedly better system performance.
M.O. Flame Forged
Heritage T.R.A.I.L.: Homestead

Ancestral Trace 🇩🇪

The original Schnauzer — before anyone thought to shrink or super-size them. These medium-sized marvels once guarded carts, exterminated pests, and served as watchdogs on farms. They’re clever, confident, and deeply loyal.

CIRCA 1400

Domestic Profile

Public Performance Report

= Recorded Actions & Patterns

Strong-Willed & Sharp: Trains you if you’re not careful. They respect leadership, not dictatorship.

Suspicious Guarding: Natural protectors who decide quickly—social exposure defines their judgment.


High-Drive: Needs work, not just walks.

Pushiness: Tests boundaries without apology.

Vocal Control Issues: Alert barking is instinctual; consistent calm cues maintain household peace.

Handler Caffeine Index

Lifestyle Findings

🏆 “Most Likely to Lead the Mission Whether You Voted for Them or Not.”

Space Needs: 3/5 – Yard nice, daily activity non-negotiable.
Balanced worker and watchdog; thrives with exercise and mental games.
Housekeeping: 3/5 - Moderate – Beard care mandatory.
 Low shedding, high grooming. Beards collect crumbs, rain, and gossip.
Separation Anxiety: 3/5 — Seeks proximity or reassurance but learns to settle with routine, quality outlets, and calm departures.
Noise Level: 4/5 - Medium-High – Sharp, purposeful alert barks and lively vocal commentary.
Territorial Behavior: 5/5 - High – Guardian by habit. Wary but controlled. Alerts first, analyzes later.

☕☕☕☕
DDCA Researcher Fatigue Likely
Fearless, observant, and full of dry wit. They train well under calm authority but question every inconsistency. Equal parts working dog and philosopher.
T.I.P. = Trainer Insight Provided: Set clear rules, stay fair, and never bluff — they’ll call it instantly.
Human Brew Match: Steady, confident humans who respect independence wrapped in humor.

R.A.P. Sheet

Size: 17–20” tall, 30–50 lbs
Lifespan: 12–15 years
Mugshot: Distinguished and alert, with eyebrows that could star in a period drama. Loyal, intelligent, and a little suspicious of your life choices.
Coat: Wiry, dense coat; beard and eyebrows. Colors: salt & pepper, black, black & silver, or white. Regular grooming; clipping/hand-stripping recommended to maintain that signature Schnauzer chic.

Body Frame: Bearded Watchtower
Medium-sized, muscular, and confident. Built to protect, herd, and judge humans simultaneously.

System Health

Common Issues:
- Hip dysplasia
- Cataracts and PRA
- Pancreatitis
- Hypothyroidism
- Bladder stones

Standard Schnauzer

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