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Yep... I'm inspired by my own species

I have a couple of people who are interested in keynines and want to draw them, so here's a reference! You might also want to read this for extended information.

Ear Types:
1) Tuft Tips - these ears have a puffy tip to them. Also known as "lynx ears"
2) Flyaways - these ears have very loose cartilage and seem to float.
3) Short Ears - They can be shorter, but the breed is known for having long ears... so not too short.
4) Long Ears - Their ears can be the length of their whole body.
*It is also interesting to know that these ear types can be in combinations as well.

Tail Types:
1) Wolf Tail
2) Dog/Flag Tail (as shown above)
3) Cat Tail (short or long-haired)
4) Lion Tail
5) Stub Tail (short or long-haired)

Leg Stripes - these can vary and are not limited to the above examples. As a rule of thumb there should not be a huge block of stripe that takes up over half of the leg. These stripes should NOT be completely vertical. They can have a minimum of one stripe but the maximum number is unlimited.

These creatures are finicky eaters and have a slender body. They are build for running and agility and have a large lung capacity (hence the large chest). They can normally be seen flicking their tails back and forth in a cat-like manner depending on the personality of the keynine (if they are outgoing their tails flick a lot, but if they are shy they keep their tail relatively still). They move their ears back and forth like a deer and are constantly aware of their surroundings. They can easily climb trees and they also like to swim. Their diet consists mainly of rabbits and mice, however they will occasionally feast on a young deer if they can manage to take it down.

Description
Yep... I'm inspired by my own species

I have a couple of people who are interested in keynines and want to draw them, so here's a reference! You might also want to read this for extended information.

Ear Types:
1) Tuft Tips - these ears have a puffy tip to them. Also known as "lynx ears"
2) Flyaways - these ears have very loose cartilage and seem to float.
3) Short Ears - They can be shorter, but the breed is known for having long ears... so not too short.
4) Long Ears - Their ears can be the length of their whole body.
*It is also interesting to know that these ear types can be in combinations as well.

Tail Types:
1) Wolf Tail
2) Dog/Flag Tail (as shown above)
3) Cat Tail (short or long-haired)
4) Lion Tail
5) Stub Tail (short or long-haired)

Leg Stripes - these can vary and are not limited to the above examples. As a rule of thumb there should not be a huge block of stripe that takes up over half of the leg. These stripes should NOT be completely vertical. They can have a minimum of one stripe but the maximum number is unlimited.

These creatures are finicky eaters and have a slender body. They are build for running and agility and have a large lung capacity (hence the large chest). They can normally be seen flicking their tails back and forth in a cat-like manner depending on the personality of the keynine (if they are outgoing their tails flick a lot, but if they are shy they keep their tail relatively still). They move their ears back and forth like a deer and are constantly aware of their surroundings. They can easily climb trees and they also like to swim. Their diet consists mainly of rabbits and mice, however they will occasionally feast on a young deer if they can manage to take it down.