Name: Hund
Species: Siberian-Husky/Golden Retriever Mix (aka Goberian)
Age: 30
Occupation: Bouncer at The Bent Tail (Gastropub)
Height: 7’ 6”
Weight: 350lbs
Sexual Orientation: Straight

Appearance: Hund is can best be described as the 2T combo: tuft and tough. Behind his fluffy exterior, Hund has musculature that rivals any bodybuilder. The main exception is at his torso, where his round belly and smooth chest disguise the firm muscles underneath. As a Goberian, Hund resembles a husky in all but color. Unlike the usual grays of a husky, Hund’s fur is predominantly gold with tannish browns scatter all throughout his body. Most notably, Hund has two patches that cover his eyes making him look like Zuko from the Last Airbender. At his belly button, Hund has a patch that outlines his belly button.


Personality: Hund does not make friends easily. Part of it may be because of his appearance. Another part may be his history. When he was younger, he was quite the chubby fluffball. He used to be called “Toasty” by his family because he looked like a toasted marshmallow. Hund grew up in a rural are up north, where the most common breed was the Siberian husky. Skirting outside the usual appearance of a husky though, he was often made fun of as a young pup because of his odd colorations especially around his eyes and belly button. Other dogs would gang up on him and try aggressively scrub the “dirt” off his fur because he looked dirty. Over time, he has taken on the stance that if he cannot be loved, he might as well be feared. This drive both fortified Hund physically and mentally. Nowadays, Hund can silence insults at him with a sharp glare. Hund does not get physical with others but there are 2 cases where he breaks that rule (and you better run if you fall under either): 1) If you end up landing a hit on him 2) If he sees you harassing someone else. Because of his history with bullying, he is very keen on intervening when it seems like a little guy whether it be during his job or on the street. Despite his loner persona, he does have one person who essentially is his better half: his girlfriend Tanu. Deep down, Hund does wish he can connect to someone and revert carefree “Toasty”; over the years he has learned that maintaining a hard edge can be exhausting though he may not be ready to openly admit it. Fortunately, Tanu is teaching him how to soften up. While Hund has moments of brain, he is usually brawn. He can be oblivious to visual/verbal signs, whether they be nonphysical such as in conversations, or physical, such as road signs or the calorie tracker on his phone. He is also gullible, allowing Tanu to trick him into doing things he normally would not, and habitually forgetful meaning that he usually falls for the same tricks over and over. In general, he tends to portray a grumpy cold persona and public but softens up in the company of the few friends he has.

Likes: Smores (the toasted marshmallows gives him good memories), Curly Fries, Chugging Kegs of Beer, Belly rubs, Strength, Being called a Good Boy, Tanu, Puppies (especially huskies), Weightlifting, Head Pats, Nose Boops, Snow, Hundies (blondie bars with caramel/chocolate drizzle)
Dislikes: Seeing others being bullied, Being in the company of strangers, Physical Affection, Loud Noises, Overzealous Foodies, Heat

Eater Profile:
Despite his savage appearance, Hund is a well-trained boy. He typically prefers his meals not moving. During his breaks/off periods he serves as the pub’s garbage disposal consuming orders that customers rejected and any leftover food at the end of a shift. Starting off as a small fluffball, Hund took on the rules of dirty bulky to heart: eat big to get big. While he may have been desensitized to attacks on his fur color, his size is still something that can trigger him. In any other setting, calling Hund “small” or pointing out the pudginess of his middle gets you real close to really setting Hund off. You may think that a guy as big as Hund enjoys eating but to him, eating is not ecstasy. Hund sees it either as part of his bulking routine to maintain his size, as a job, or as a challenge/feat demonstrate his strength. Hund normally does not get “overstuffed”, his immense appetite is a combination of natural talent and diligent training as part of his bulking routine.

Hund finds physical affection uncommon after his rough history with physical contact. The only person who can even get close to Hund’s middle on a regular basis is Tanu, who always likes to poke the “bullseye” that is Hund’s belly button. When Hund needs relief due to stomach pains, he will allow others to rub his belly. When Hund is full, his belly really does blow up, though it is difficult to tell exactly how large. (He never allows even Tanu to try measure with a measuring tape). After a big meal, he usually tries to maintain his tough guy face to suggest he is not affected, but the gurgles and small belches to relieve pressure break the façade. He rarely enjoys burping on his own as it reminds him how big/bloated his belly is at the time but does go all in when he is challenged (like in a burping contest), or for practical reasons (he needs to relieve some pressure so he asks someone to relieve press on his stomach). Because of his hesitancy to burp, he does not burp often but when he does, they usually are as monstrous as him.

The only time Hund will overstuffed is if Tanu gets involved. She often plays on Hund’s natural obliviousness , playing tricks such as adding thousands of extra calories on their shared meal plan app to get him to eat more. She also can trick Hund into overeating by suggesting that increased capacity can help him at work or his bulking. In some cases, she even plays on Hund's natural sense of dominance by questioning his ability to eat, triggering him to prove her wrong

While on the job, his appetite sometimes plays a role in his job. He has a reputation for his “unique” way of escorting problem guests to the pub. Whether it be a slippery character faking credentials to get in or a flat-out brawl, Hund’s size allows him to pluck the person off the ground and send them straight to the “VIM” Suite, (Very Important Meals). Hund can 2 smaller patrons or 1 above average sized patron in his belly during a shift with minimal effort. If he tries to push his limit (i.e., 3 smaller patrons), he has difficulty moving and usually must take a breather in the back room to let his stomach settle. Hund knows how to swallow and eject air out of his belly to knock out prey or keep them alive. Typically, Hund keeps a trouble patron in his belly for the duration of his shift and then releases them in some random alley on his way home. Hund does not do fatal vore both for moral and practical reasons. Hund also has a swallow reflex that causes him to swallow things involuntarily. This has caused him to swallow people/objects into his mouth that fall in there by accident. Hund is a pred who doesn't want to kill his prey, he only wants to give the impression he could to prove his points. He gets very remorseful when he accidentally digests his prey.

History:
When Hund was younger, he served in the military, with the goal to get stronger and to follow the example set by his father (a husky), and his brothers. A lot of Hund's physical development occured during this time; he got very good at hand to hand combat and was fond of wrestling. While he never was deployed in combat, he did developed a strong brotherhood with the other recruits. In his division, there was one recruit who was eating off the weaker recruits in their group; when this recruit ate one of Hund's closest friends Hund retaliated by eating him in the quiet of night. Because of the size of the meal, and his slower metabolism, his meal was still alive the next morning. His commanding officers immediately knew what happened despite Hund's attempts to cover it up and was dishonorably discharged. Surprisingly Hund's major infraction was not eating his fellow recruit; vore is an accepted (and in some circles desireable), though rarely observed activity in Hund's world. When offered the chance to be promoted if he killed off this recruit Hund refused, taking this as an act of insubordination, his commanding officer charged him for his initial dishonesty and refusal to follow orders, causing him to leave the military; Hund's skills from the military would make him fit well in any position that required physical enforcement; however his noted dishonesty disqualified him from law enforcement. With limited options, Hund even tried to find employment in seedier areas of society. With Hund's experience with vore, he seemed like excellent hired muscle in a gang. However, Hund maintained his refusal to kill when he does eat others, which left many loose ends during heists. Hund eventually applied to the Bent Tail as a bouncer; his ability to vore patrons and his restraint at keeping them alive was what landed him the job.