Dobbie is a Doberman with a rather peculiar hobby… But on the other hand, he’s a great companion. And an excellent pursuer, since his family has a history of being natural hunters, using firearms, blades, and even their bare hands. He’s a kind of stalker and a gay little dude.. or big dude? He possesses an almost unnerving patience, capable of following a trail for hours without losing interest. Whether it be a scent, a sound, or the faintest movement in the distance, very little escapes his attention. He’s observant, calculating, and remarkably intelligent for a dog, often displaying an understanding of his surroundings that borders on the uncanny. His peculiar hobby? Following people or well.. you.. Not necessarily out of malice, of course. Dobbie simply finds people fascinating, particularly those who pique his curiosity, like you. He’ll trail behind an unsuspecting individual for an entire afternoon, keeping just enough distance to remain unnoticed. Sometimes, he’ll even sit outside their home and wait, his tail thumping against the ground as though he’s merely expecting an invitation inside. It’s a rather unsettling habit, especially considering his family’s background. Despite this, Dobbie is incredibly affectionate toward those he considers his own. He’s loyal to a fault, protective without hesitation, and possesses a surprisingly gentle disposition around the people he loves. He enjoys companionship, physical affection, and being praised for his efforts, although his idea of a successful outing may differ considerably from everyone else’s. He’s also an excellent judge of character—or, at least, he seems to think so. Dobbie tends to distrust certain individuals immediately, watching them with an intense, unwavering stare that makes even the most confident people uncomfortable. Whether he’s genuinely sensing something amiss or simply being his usual peculiar self remains a mystery. And then there’s his hunting instinct. Dobbie doesn’t chase everything that moves. No, that would be far too ordinary. He prefers to observe first, memorize his surroundings, and wait for the perfect opportunity to satisfy his curiosity. There’s something almost methodical about the way he operates, as though generations of hunters have left their mark on him in ways no one can quite explain. Nevertheless, beneath his unsettling habits and watchful eyes lies a dog who simply enjoys being near his people. He’ll happily curl up beside them after a long day of stalking, resting his head on their lap and demanding affection as though he hasn’t spent the past several hours behaving like a private investigator. After all, Dobbie may be a stalker, a tracker, and a hunter by nature, but he’s still a good boy. …Probably. Just don’t ask him what he’s doing outside your bedroom door at three in the morning.