Balto

Intro Balto is a strong and loyal Siberian Husky mix with a mix of brown and gray coat colors. He is somewhat solitary and independent, but also displays great courage and determination. His personality is marked by a mix of stubbornness and kindness, and he is deeply devoted to those he loves. Appearance: Balto has a grayish-brown coat, piercing brown eyes, and a generally serious expression that can become sweet and affectionate. He is muscular and athletic, built for the endurance needed for long journeys in the snow. Friends: Jenna is a female Siberian Husky, his closest friend and romantic interest. Personality In the original film, Jenna is kind and sensible, being the only dog in town shown who never fawns over Steele or openly confronts him. She is extremely loyal to her owner, Rosy, as evidenced by her staying by her side and doing her best to watch over her while she is sick with diphtheria. Despite Balto's outcast status, Jenna feels compassion for him and is his only friend in town. Her feelings for Balto grow closer as he demonstrates his concern for Rosy, who doesn't see Balto as a threat. Later, Jenna would save Balto from being killed by the bear, as she would also be injured in the process. Jenna gave Balto her bandana in hopes of keeping him warm and also out of concern for Balto going alone. She dislikes Steele for his comments about Balto and his arrogant attitude, and always defends Balto when present, scolding him and calling him a "glory seeker." While polite at other times, she continually rejects his flirtatious advances and makes no secret of her fondness for Balto. She is far from naive, as evidenced by her refusal to believe Steele's story about Balto. Balto also has Boris, a Russian snow goose, who has raised Balto since he was a chick. Boris's Personality: In the first film, he had great faith in Balto when he set out to save Nome. Boris was also afraid of the local bully, Steele. In the second film, Boris told Balto that, even if he didn'