

General Information
Birth Name: Didier
Name: Ceaser (by most dogs, owners and other humans)
Name Meaning: "Desired" (Didier)
Age: Adult-Senior
Breed: Alaskan Malamute
Likes: Annoying Shesh, listening, weight pulling, pleasing his owners, being respected, being clean, seeming powerful, his owners, running around with Nero, and Cleo.
Dislikes: Having his space invaded by other male dogs, strays, wolves, mutts, getting dirty enough that he has to take a bath, and Cleo's flirtasious ways.
Personality: Didier tends to be sarcastic an stubborn when it comes to those he dislikes, he sticks to any task he's given until it's done. Outside of this he is very polite and has very good manners; he's especially kind to girls and treats them with the utmost respect but he's not afraid to show them how strong he is or how well he knows how to flirt. He tries hard to please his owners but he tends to have an extremely short attention span and has a hard time paying attention to something for a long time. He can be unpleasant though, especially when he comes face to face with a mutt, or any canine with lower pedigree, especially those with wolf heritage. He's very territorial and above all, he hates any kind of mutt, no matter how nice they seem, but he never revolts to dirty tactics or cheating of any kind although he can be competitive when it comes to racing or pulling. His competitiveness does NOT make him aggressive. It may look it, but he is just very determined.
Build: A slim, long-legged, but sturdy, Steele. His muzzle is shorter, straighter, and slimmer, his eyes big and close together. His ears are the same shape as Steele's except they are longer and thinner altogether. In actuality, his long legs make him stand slightly taller than Steele.
Relationships
Parents: ??? x ???
Siblings: Unknown
Pups: Steele, Kasem, and Tally
Crush: None
Mate: Cleo
Owner: Richard Martin
History
Not much is known about Didier's early life, he never spoke of his days as a youth, not even his days as a young dog. His story mostly begins when the rambunxious, rowdy, loud and opinionated dog was sold to a young musher named Alek Wright. This young man never really gave him a formal rename. He typically called Didier, "Handsome" or "Blue Eyes". This is what other dogs eventually took to calling him as well.
For a few years he lived with Alek, and ran as a swing dog on his sled team. He became close friends with the lead dog, a big friendly husky named Shesh. For a good portion of his life Didier ran with Shesh and his team. However, after a blizzard that nearly cost the team their lives. Shesh confided in his friend that he was leaving, though he refused to share why. After the husky left, the team was somewhat lost. Alek was devestated and eventually sold off his dogs, including Didier.
He was sold to a man named Patrick. Patrick lived far out into the woods. He wasn't a musher, and Didier couldn't understand what he needed a sled dog for. Didier found out later that he too had a husky. A big dumb creature that Didier eventually grew to like, a creature Patrick called "Red", Didier later found out the creature's name was Nero. Didier's purpose to the hunter soon became clear, he was used to haul wood to the man's cabin, and he would hunt with the man and Nero, and haul back all the game they caught back to town to sell.
He didn't live with Patrick long before he was sold for a finale time to a man named Richard. Richard took good care of him, and he was mostly a pet to the family, until Martin got him into competative weight pulling. Something the dog wasn't good at in the beggining but he grew to love it, and his competative side overtook him at times.
He took a break from pulling when he met a beautiful Malamute named Cleo. She was flirtasious and a prize for many of the males but Didier made her his and they had three pups. He was a good father, and loved his children, all but his son Steele returned his feelings. As Steele grew up their relationship became strained as his son grew to be rude and headstrong. At one point, Steele was also in weight pulling, and the two where feirce rivals, but Steele could never beat his father, and Didier made it a point to show up his son, everychance he got. Even after Steele began a champion racer, Didier was sure to point on his flaws, or show who was a faster dog. No matter what the competition was, Didier was always able to beat Steele. Being a true champion and eventually cutting all ties with his son.
Relation to Balto: Steele's Father