Traits

Large sized, smooth ears.  Face Backward, or downward. Inside may be a single unique color.

Natural hair that goes no longer than the shoulders and flows downward. Standard manes may cover just the head, or wrap around the full neck as well.

Popokee lacking any visible mane.

Gentle spikes of fur that face upward and encircle the full neck. May also cover the back of the head.

Stiff ridge of bristly hair along the back of the head, shorter fur may be present across the rest of the head, and neck.

Long flowing hair that will reach the ground, and may run further down the back than normal.

Tuffed fur that lines the full neck, and all of the head. May have longer bangs or accents.

Tight curls of hair, similar to sheep’s wool.

Small patches of varied mane types, leaving areas of skin exposed. These may use only one type of mane, or multiple styles combined.

An average tail with no defining uniqueness.

The tail is shortened to just a fluffed nub, or a small scaled nub.

Resembles a lion, with a short tuft at the end, may be scaled all the way down.

Long tapered tail with no hair and scaling all the way down..

Instead of soft hair or fur, tail ends in three or four dense fleshy splits.

Twin tails adds a second tail, these will always be thin, delicate and usually held high.

A thin tail with no fur and scaling all the way down. This will end in a prong, spade, or other unique scaled tip.

A poisonous barb is added to the end of the tail. May be furred, scaled or both.

Tail will resemble a large fan of bird feathers sprouting from the scaled base. Can be multiple colors.

Tapered tail with average sized fluke.

Long and more narrow than normal, flukes will be very pointed. May have a wave or slight kink to the flow.