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Name: Kahari
Pronunciation: Ka-har-e

Age: Three(Human years)
Gender: Female
Breed: Cocker Spaniel

Appearance: Her fur is smooth and silky, it often gets tangled and she is constantly smoothing it down. Burrs often tangle up in her fur and her long droopy ears drag in the dirt. Her fur is white with deep brown speckles. Her front paws are a dusty brown and her ears are dark brown. She has many dapples of brown on her haunches, her tail is fully brown as well. Her legs are short and thick. She has a long face with a black nose and black-brown eyes. Her fur has no scars or imperfections. She isn't built for fighting, but for running.

Personality: Kahari is spunky and a natural leader. She doesn't like to follow any orders but her own. She funny and tries to make everyone laugh. If she sees another canine being abused or bullied by another, she will give her life to stop it. She knows no fear, which is a bad habit for her. She often gets in far over her head and needs help getting out. She feels no respect for higher ranking which can also get her into trouble. She likes to talk behind other's backs so be careful. No matter how mean others are to her, she will still be loyal to them at times. Kahari likes to run, loves to run. The feeling of the wind in her fur gives her sweet bliss. She tries to run whenever she can, even in bad times, such as a meeting.

History: Kahari has a fairly happy history. She was born from a loving mother and father, along with her four other siblings. All of which are own their own in other places, doing other things. Her mother was smart and beautiful, a true beauty. Her father, not so much. He was an ugly canine, but with a true heart. He loved all of his children and his lover. He was loyal to his family, and sadly died saving them from a highway. Her mother died of a broken heart, having killed herself on that same highway, leaving Kahari and her siblings to fend for themselves. Kahari was smart, and the youngest. She lead her siblings to safety until she abandoned them, fearing her safety in numbers. Now she runs alone, hopeful to find someone to run with, and command.