Dogthorn| Tom | 67 moons | Senior warrior
Lawful good "Quote" Past Mentors- Herbfoot
Past apprentices- Sprucepaw, Amberpaw, Oakpaw, Patchpaw |
Mutt | Dogthorn
He got the name dog because he looked like a wild hound. He has the suffix thorn because he seems to always have on in his paw. (chip on the shoulder) |
Dogthorn is a cinnamon bi-color with amber eyes. He has odd spotting.
Dogthorn is muscular and has strong claws. He has many obvious signs of aging and scruffy fur. |
Personality
Dogthorn is a very stubborn tom who doesn't get along with most other cats. He tended to be History Dogthorn was once a roostcat who left his home after his lover left him for another tom. She was in a relationship with a large black furred tom named Guinness. Dogthorn's lover Aspen was from a nearby cabincluster and often snuck out to see him. Dogthorn had been born and raised in the barn he was from. His mother was the daughter of a fancy cat and his father was a fancy cat as well. He gained their beautiful cinnamon color from their pedigree and is known for it. His fur grew to become unruly after he reached the age of 20 moons. Dogthorn was once known simply as mutt by both other roostcats and cabinkitties as well as cabinfolk. He often hunted chickens from the local roosts. "Get out off here you dirty mutt!" is a commonly heard thing when he was around. Of course he eventually grew to love the name but as a kitten it was hurtful. He knew he was of pedigree bloodline and being called mutt was like an insult for his family. Mutt loved his mother and father before they passed. Mutt was a proud tom and didn't like to be insulted. Years of disappointment lead to him breaking down and losing that pride. As an adult he grew to become very proud of his status as a clan cat. He joined the clan after a betrayal and needed a place to put his undying sense of pride. He adores his leader and his clan and would lay his life down without a second thought. |
Characters quotes
"Sprucepaw, stop talking so much while we are training"- loud apprentice distracting him while they worked.