Breath of fried air

Brian is the Griffin Family's talking pet dog. He is a highly intelligent, mature, sophisticated and cultured but cynical and world-weary Labrador, who serves as the voice of reason to the family. Brian used to be a soft-spoken, sophisticated voice of reason who cared about his family. And though he could be very troubled at times, he tried to become a better person through these trials. He still retains some of these traits; however, he massively devolved into a pretentious, insecure, egotistical, selfish, and self-important character who, at times, is treated like a stress relief to some of the others, possibly due to these traits. He even devolved to the point of selling out others for personal gain. He became very pretentious, egotistical, extremely selfish, severely hypocritical, and even egomaniacal, which is because of his bad behavior, which he continuously blames on somebody else rather than himself, showing himself to be a narcissist. He is shown to be very obsessed with his failed book "Faster Than the Speed of Love" and then his bestselling book Wish It, Want It, Do It. Despite being anthropomorphic and very human in nature, he still acts like a standard dog. These examples include barking at certain things that a dog in real life would normally do, like chasing the mailman, chasing and biting his tail, chasing shadows, playing with dog toys, growling, snarling, and biting at people he sees as a threat.

Brian is an anthro white Labrador retriever He is 3 feet tall. He wears a white collared shirt, kahai shorts, and jandals. Brain is morbidly obese and quite slobbish.

Brian becomes super submissive when teased about his weight

Ok I lied, this is the last one, I just had a need ya know? Not my best work

Light slob stuff
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