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More HOPE:

She's a character for my post-apocalyptic comic I'm working on titled "Hope" after the main protagonist of said comic. And that doggie right here is our titular character - Hope (or 2389)! This picture depicts Hope without her robotic parts she will be shown with for the majority of the comic. I'd say she's around 1,5 years old in this picture. I took 4 pictures of dogs (bernese, labrador, beagleand setter) on the internet and used them as reference.

1 random fun fact about this character: 2389 was the first animal that has been resurrected after all of her life forces have stopped (267th attempt).

And some very basic informations about her:

Name: 2389 (Hope)
Sex: Female
Age in the story: From birth to 5 years
Section: 5
Breed: a mutt; a mix of Appenzeller Sennenhunde, Entlebucher Mountain Dog, Bluetick Coonhound, Bocker, Drentsche Patrijshond, English Foxhound, Pocket Beagle, Pointer, Rat Terrier, Rottweiler, Toy Fox Terrier, Treeing Walker Coonhound, West Highland White Terrier, Basset Hound, English Bulldog, Welsh Springer Spaniel, Whippet, Drever, Jack Russell Terrier, Bernese Mountain Dog, Irish Red And White Setter, Saint Bernard, Labrador Retriever, Basset Fauve de Bretagne, Biewer Terrier and a Pitbull.
Size: Medium
Distinctive features: Creme coat with reddish-brown patches, one patch covering her left eye, light eyelashes on both eyes, big sad amber puppy eyes, floppy ears.
Strenghts: Thanks to her hound, terrier and fighting dog parts combined with her upbringing she has become a perfect trailer, hunter, fighter and killer. As she is a young mutt, she lacks genetical problems. She can't help her tetarus and the conditioning she has endured is deeply engraved in her brain, which only further proves what a great CopDog she is. Obiedient. Great for tests and experiments, but too valuable to be used for the ones with the percentage for possible death higher than 15%. Due to her lacking life drive, she's easy to put back into place, to condition, to quickly break.
Shortcomings: Lacks motivation to live, eat, drink or fend for herself. Needs to be stimulated with electric shocks whenever she goes into her vegetative state. Her limbs and eye piece need to be recharged every 6 months. Fearful of many things, but when conditioned correctly, does her job despite the anxiety.
Personality: Pessimistic, phlegmatic, calm and indifferent. Drowns in anxiety, routine and hopelessness.
Neutered: No.
Past owner: None. She was a street dog from birth.

Description
More HOPE:

She's a character for my post-apocalyptic comic I'm working on titled "Hope" after the main protagonist of said comic. And that doggie right here is our titular character - Hope (or 2389)! This picture depicts Hope without her robotic parts she will be shown with for the majority of the comic. I'd say she's around 1,5 years old in this picture. I took 4 pictures of dogs (bernese, labrador, beagleand setter) on the internet and used them as reference.

1 random fun fact about this character: 2389 was the first animal that has been resurrected after all of her life forces have stopped (267th attempt).

And some very basic informations about her:

Name: 2389 (Hope)
Sex: Female
Age in the story: From birth to 5 years
Section: 5
Breed: a mutt; a mix of Appenzeller Sennenhunde, Entlebucher Mountain Dog, Bluetick Coonhound, Bocker, Drentsche Patrijshond, English Foxhound, Pocket Beagle, Pointer, Rat Terrier, Rottweiler, Toy Fox Terrier, Treeing Walker Coonhound, West Highland White Terrier, Basset Hound, English Bulldog, Welsh Springer Spaniel, Whippet, Drever, Jack Russell Terrier, Bernese Mountain Dog, Irish Red And White Setter, Saint Bernard, Labrador Retriever, Basset Fauve de Bretagne, Biewer Terrier and a Pitbull.
Size: Medium
Distinctive features: Creme coat with reddish-brown patches, one patch covering her left eye, light eyelashes on both eyes, big sad amber puppy eyes, floppy ears.
Strenghts: Thanks to her hound, terrier and fighting dog parts combined with her upbringing she has become a perfect trailer, hunter, fighter and killer. As she is a young mutt, she lacks genetical problems. She can't help her tetarus and the conditioning she has endured is deeply engraved in her brain, which only further proves what a great CopDog she is. Obiedient. Great for tests and experiments, but too valuable to be used for the ones with the percentage for possible death higher than 15%. Due to her lacking life drive, she's easy to put back into place, to condition, to quickly break.
Shortcomings: Lacks motivation to live, eat, drink or fend for herself. Needs to be stimulated with electric shocks whenever she goes into her vegetative state. Her limbs and eye piece need to be recharged every 6 months. Fearful of many things, but when conditioned correctly, does her job despite the anxiety.
Personality: Pessimistic, phlegmatic, calm and indifferent. Drowns in anxiety, routine and hopelessness.
Neutered: No.
Past owner: None. She was a street dog from birth.