### TEXT / TYPOGRAPHY — COMPLETE REDRAW
Completely REDRAW and REGENERATE ALL PROFILE CARD TEXT.
Replace any previous, incorrect, incomplete, distorted, or placeholder text.
Every visible text element must be correctly spelled, complete, crisp, highly legible, fully visible, and professionally typeset.
Use a SOFT, ROUNDED, PLUMP / CHUBBY FONT with thick, friendly, rounded letterforms.
The font should feel cute, warm and playful, matching the cheerful Shiba Inu character, while remaining clean and professional.
Do NOT use thin, sharp, narrow, angular, overly decorative, handwritten, mechanical, distorted, or messy fonts.
### PROFILE INFORMATION — EXACT TEXT
NAME: DOG
AGE: 16
HEIGHT: 158 cm
WEIGHT: 55 kg
COMMENT: IT'S TIME TO EAT!
The information must appear EXACTLY as written above.
Do NOT alter capitalization, numbers, punctuation, wording, or spelling.
### CHIBI TEXT
The chibi character's speech text must be exactly:
"WAN!"
Make the lettering large enough to be clearly readable while keeping the chibi character and speech text visually balanced.
### TEXT QUALITY
All text throughout the entire card must be regenerated cleanly.
No garbled characters.
No missing letters.
No duplicated letters.
No random symbols.
No fake text.
No incorrect English.
No cropped text.
No overlapping text.
No distorted typography.
No unreadable profile information.
Keep every text element completely inside the visible composition.
### PAW-PRINT STAMPS
Add MULTIPLE decorative DOG PAW-PRINT STAMPS throughout the profile card.
Use cute SHIBA INU / DOG paw-print stamp motifs consisting of one large central paw pad and four smaller toe pads.
Scatter several paw-print stamps naturally around the design:
* Near the profile information panel
* Around the decorative frame
* Near the chibi character
* In suitable small empty spaces
* Along some portions of the frame
Vary their size, rotation, position and spacing slightly.
They should look like playful RUBBER STAMPS / INK IMPRESSIONS integrated into the profile-card design.
Some may partially overlap or touch the decorative frame.
Keep them decorative and secondary to the main character.
Do NOT make them look like muddy footprints, realistic tracks, dirt stains, or large background objects.