This fiery pup sure is quite a handful, always looking to get into mischief ! Don't ever turn your back on him, as he will go to any length (including opening closets) to find a new toy to chew on or to shred to pieces. The piece of wood torn out from the bathroom door ? Yes, that's because mom was taking a shower. The sofa being shredded in places, foam coming out of it ? Yeah, figured it isn't worth buying a third one. The half-burnt down curtain ? Yeah, that was him pouting after the TV's remote was taken away from his destruction-thirsty little teeth. His owner hired the best dog trainer in town, but even him had to give up after the mischievious pup tried to set him on fire.

Sure, maybe crating the pup would stop him from tearing down the walls, but his owner does not have the heart to keep him caged all the time, especially as it would not solve the source of the problem. She his hopefull he will calm down, maybe he's just going through his teenage phase, after all. Despite his love for destruction, he isn't a bad boy at all. He is friendly towards both dogs and humans, loves making new friends, and would never willingly hurt anyone (willingly being the important word here — he actually doesn't know that fire hurts). He can be the best of pups, loving and cuddly, with the requirement that you walk him for 5 hours beforehand. The puppy really is just overflooding with energy and unable to control himself. And loves setting things on fire.

His human being best friends with Neige's human, the two pups obviously became friends as well, and are often seen napping together in the sun, usually after a few hours of vigorous play in the backyard (which, of course, includes some mud-fight as well).