Milo doesn’t roar. He hums. He lumbers more than he charges, and he’d rather listen to the trees than snap branches. With his rounded stance and upturned paws, he looks like he might ask a question - or maybe he already has, and he’s just waiting for you to answer.
Sculpted with smooth curves and an alert but humble posture, Milo is a reminder that strength can be gentle, and that quietness can be powerful.
