belfort and lupin

Belfort is a spaniel and the main titular protagonist of Belfort and Lupin, alongside Lupin. He is owned by King Louis. Character Description Born in the luxury and comfort of the Ch?teau, Belfort is, in appearance, everything a spaniel of the best world should be: walking proud and upright, silky coat, neat claws, perky ears... Walking in the mud? Why not roll in the straw, enjoying it! A salon dog, distinguished and refined... This is evidenced by the small golden fleur-de-lis he wears as a medallion. But let's be clear: Belfort abhors the endless rituals dictated by the Etiquette of Versailles. It was out of the question for him to play the role of a lapdog during the official ceremonies of the humans! He, who knows the castle's labyrinth like no other, prefers to escape at the first opportunity, to escape the vigilance of Bazire (the Valet des Chiens, very respectful of protocol), to go straight to the kitchens, where the royal pastry chef will treat him to biscotti's or spend hours in the King's Study, concentrating on deciphering the human alphabet! Belfort is an intelligent dog! So intelligent and so well-mannered that his animal instincts are reduced to nothing! His sense of smell is non-existent, and his growls are ridiculous. These deficiencies in primitive instincts make him a total misfit when it comes to putting his nose out. By far, the worst task of his life is hunting: first because he has to run for hours in the middle of the forest... and then because you have to catch game! Yuck! But how to make that clear to a family that has been chasing deer and rabbits for generations? Moreover, when he can't avoid this painful task, Belfort is so clumsy that he scares the game away... This, of course, earned him reprimands from his relatives... What does it matter? Belfort is happy to have been able to help a wild animal escape. He is a rebel with a big heart. And his eyes shine with that sparkle of humanity so rare among the animals of the palace. Perhaps