This is neuklyuzhiy a German sheperd (Alsatian) and samoyad (smiling Sammy) crossbreed. He is usually called Neukly for short and his name is derived from this:

неуклюжий
neuklyuzhiy
"clumsy" in Russian

He is a silly pup, always trying to please people but he's just so clumsy and awkward that he usually ends up messing things up. His coat is considered quite ugly by some pure breed dogs as they think he looks mismatched and distasteful. Of course, Neukly is quite self conscious of this fact and took a while to realise that no matter what those nasty dogs say, he is beautiful. Nobody really knows how this pup came about, his parents must have abandoned him as he was brought up on a farm with a tabby cat called koshka.
He lived on this farm near the Russian town of Beryozovsky for quite some time before going off to explore. Neukly always loved wondering what the rest of the world was like so he took off, unfortunately as he left koshka (his foster cat mom) behind she revealed that she had become ill. Neukly promised he would be back soon to see her but by the time he returned koshka had passed away. Grieved by this, Neukly was put off travelling until one day he found an old, old dog hobbling down the path towards the farm. This old dog was a male Alsatian, with two different coloured ears like Neukly! It was his dad, who revealed that Neukly had been taken from them when he was newborn by a mysterious creature simply known as the dark one. Neuklys father, ma'cho, had been a traveller from America when he had met neuklys mother many years ago and ever since they had lost there son he had been searching for him.
Fired by his fathers travelling tales, Neukly followed him back home to meet with his long lost mother, kholodnyy (also known as kholo) it turned out his parents lived on a sailing ship owned by an explorer and so neuklys adventure began! He sailed around the world with his family, seeing many great things and occasionally messing up the sailing boat. He was still a clumsy little pup but now he was surrounded by those who loved him.

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