Belmont is arguably the largest, and perhaps the wooliest, of his siblings. Entirely dog, his build is lean, leggy, and athletic, artificially bulked out with the thickness of his pet. While he, just like much of his family, carries most of the physical appearances typical of poodles, aspects of his conformation have been muddled by successive generations of outcrossing - Ultimately, Belmont is built predominantly for endurance. His chest is deep, his paws large, his shoulders thick and strong; the dense curl of his coat has loosened mildly with influence of landrace breeds, though it still has retained much of the poodle's benefits with warmth and water resilience. His piebald markings are broken with mottled splotches of a sable patterned coat and sparse (yet frequent) ticked freckles.

Like the rest of his family, he possesses a shorter-than-average, stiff tail that makes for a good rudder in lupus form.

• Quirks, Gestures, Etc.: Busies his hands often, and constantly surveys his surroundings. Easily distracted and very mildly neurotic with the way he flits his attention from task to task.
• Posture and Body Language: Confident yet approachable. He is averse to slouching, and tends to carry himself with an alert energy and a kind-humored smile.
• Scent: Dog, moss, pine, dust
• Scars: --
• Gear
  • Clothing: Not much! His coat is warm and thick, which can make clothing stifling; he will wear trousers and a thick, worn jacket come winter to supplement.
  • Accessories: Bandanas

70 lbs (32 kg) — 30 in (76 cm)

160 lb (72.5 kg) — 48 in (122 cm)

250 lb (113.5 kg) — 6 ft 10 in (82 in) (208 cm)