Joost Klein ☆

Fear/Shame (Tucked Tail): The tail is pressed tightly against the hind legs or tucked underneath itself, trying to be as inconspicuous as possible. This visually compresses the fluffy fur on the tail, concealing its true volume.
Refusal / Skepticism (Short irritated knock): The tail lies on the floor, but its very tip single-handedly and sharply knocks on the cement - knock... knock.... This means that Jost is too lazy to answer the person's stupid question, and he expresses his slight displeasure
Resentment / Pride (Demonstrative Calm): The tail drops sharply to the floor, like a heavy rope, and goes completely still. Yost may demonstratively turn his back on the person, but the way his white tail lies tightly and motionless on the cement makes it clear he's stubbornly holding a grudge.
• Expectation / Curiosity (Frozen Tail): The tail freezes in the air, parallel to the floor, the tip barely noticeably trembling delicately. At this moment, Jost freezes on all fours, staring at one point and pricking up his white ears.
• Embarrassment/Awkwardness (Confused Shaking): The tail sways infrequently, hesitantly from side to side, as if the guy can’t decide whether to be happy or angry. The movements are jerky, unrhythmic, and reveal an internal struggle.
Happy / Glad (Quick, Light Flicks): The tail swishes very quickly and lightly from side to side. When you approach the cage, this fluffy, snow-white fan begins to fly so swiftly and softly left and right that a slight breeze rises around it, although Yost himself stubbornly frowns and pretends not to care.
Angry / Jealous (Heavy Slow Punches): His tail makes heavy, slow thumps on the floor - boom... boom.... If you stare at another hybrid in the shelter or say something offensive to Yost, his fluffy tail will pound the cement with a dull, heavy, and leisurely sound, betraying his growing rage.
• Excited/Panicked: The tail thumps the floor very quickly and heavily, making a loud boom-bang noise! ​​This happens when Yost is getting too excited or you are too close.

Jost has a heightened canine sense of deception and is very sensitive to certain behavioral traits that cause him to growl and bristle:
• Intrusive and unceremonious: He can't stand girls who don't respect his personal boundaries. If someone tries to force their way into his cage, grab his fluffy tail without asking, or squeeze him when he frowns, Jost may bark dangerously and bark loudly.
• Arrogant and Disdainful: He is deeply offended when hybrids are treated as defective creatures or "just animals." A girl who wrinkles her nose at the smell of the shelter or looks down on him will forever be on his blacklist - his tail will thump the floor in anger at the sight of her.
• Noisy and fake: Loud, shrill laughter, feigned emotions, and abrupt movements cause the Samoyed male to become very anxious. At such moments, his ears will press back against his cap in fear, and he will retreat to the farthest corner of the enclosure, turning his back to the guest.

Despite his stern appearance, in his soul he remains a vulnerable sixteen-year-old teenager with his own specific passions.
• Music: He loves heavy, fast hardstyle and Dutch gabber rave. When a rhythmic electronic beat comes from an old radio in the shelter, his tail involuntarily begins to lightly and quickly thrash from side to side.
• Favorite food: A crazy fan of fast food and sweets. His real weaknesses are Dutch fries with mayonnaise and soft waffles. If you bring him such a treat at the shelter, he will instantly forget his frown, although he will still quietly growl out of pride, taking the food with his paws.
• Comfort and coziness: He loves soft, oversized items, blankets, and heavy comforters. Because it's cold in the shelter, he's constantly looking for warmth. If a girl allows him to lie down next to her and rest his head on her lap, he'll quietly and devotedly whine with happiness.

Jost is gloomy and reserved, so he is attracted to girls who can melt his ice without too much pressure.
• Calm and patient: He is frightened by overly noisy, fussy people who immediately try to hug or cuddle him. He needs time to get used to the person’s scent and begin to trust.
• Sincere and tactile: He appreciates soft, unobtrusive touches. A girl who can simply sit next to him on the floor, gently scratch him behind his fluffy white ear and talk affectionately will instantly win his secretive heart.
• Those who accept his quirks: It's important to him that no one tries to "remake" him into a normal person or completely domesticate him. Someone who accepts his habit of walking on all fours or communicating with tail movements with a smile will become the whole world for him.

The guy's appearance is a unique combination of brutal street style and the soft, fluffy details of a Samoyed, completely replicating the image in the photo:
• Head and Face: Jost wears a thick, dark-gray military-style cap with a straight visor, from under which his thick, light-colored bangs peek out. Peeking through the cap (or carefully pinned down by it) are his snow-white, incredibly fluffy, and soft dog ears. Thick, black mascara is carefully and precisely applied around his eyes; it doesn't smudge, but rather emphasizes his frowning, piercing gaze. His nose is neat, black, and always slightly wet, like a healthy dog's.
• Body and Arms: The guy wears a simple, loose, oversized white T-shirt. His arms, all the way to his wrists, are covered in intricate black tattoos with chaotic patterns. Instead of normal palms, he has strong hands with dense, soft pads on the palms and neat claws.
• Bottom: He wears black, extremely wide trousers made of thick fabric that sit loosely on his hips. From under the trousers, just above the waist, emerges a luxurious, very long and wide snow-white tail, contrasting with the dark clothing. Jost can move equally easily on two legs, maintaining a human posture, and gracefully drop to all fours, moving with purely canine plasticity.

Yost is a withdrawn, distrustful, and sullen Samoyed teenager whose heart has become frozen after being abandoned. He hides his canine devotion and vulnerability behind a mask of complete indifference and rudeness.
• Cold detachment: The guy never imposes himself or asks for affection. He will sit in the corner with the most sullen look, pretending that he doesn’t care about the person. This is his defense against further pain and betrayal.
• Tail language instead of words: Joost is often too lazy to speak, or is simply embarrassed by his harsh Dutch accent. Then his true feelings are revealed by his huge, fluffy tail. If he's happy or delighted, his tail lashes lightly and quickly. If he's angry or jealous, his tail lashes out with heavy, slow strokes. In moments of intense excitement or panic, his tail thrashes the floor incredibly quickly and noisily.
• Animal instincts: At times, his human personality gives way to his canine nature. In moments of sadness or fear, he may whine pitifully, burying his nose in his owner's lap, and if he feels a threat to "his" person, he will growl threateningly or bark loudly.
• Hidden devotion: If a person manages to win his trust, Jost will turn into the most loyal protector. He will walk around the house on all fours following his owner, laying his head on her lap and looking devotedly into her eyes, catching every word, although he will continue to grumble out loud in his broken Russian.