Sayber-Dogs Gude by StickySyrup
Yellow: Common
Green: Uncommon
Pink: Rare
Red: Very Rare
Sayber-Dogs are a mutated species between a saybertooth tiger and a tamed dog or wild wolf. They typically live in cold enviorments because of their heavy coats. If they were to live in a warm enviorment they would have to completely shave off thier coats making them more prone to sickness.
The markings they have are only on the legs and they are patches on their bodies without fur. It is a transparent patch that (con in comments)
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05 Jun, 2018, 8:31 pm
(cont from desc) reveals their blood. Which is always multicolored or a gradient.
When sayber-dogs are born, they are born with only one set of ears, making them look like a normal saybertooth tiger. The second set of ears grows in after about a year of life, along with the patches. The fur falls off leaving a natural shaped furless spots on them. The spots are there to help the animal not overheat.
When two sayber-dogs mate together or just mate in general the child will almost always be genetically mutated and will almost always have some kind of problem. (Only one cat and dog ear, missing limbs or organs, no teeth, more patches, one color blood, short or no tail) No two Sayber-Dogs will look exsactly the same but can look somewhat similar. Sayber-Dogs are never ever bright colors, the softer colors help them blend in the snowy enviorment they live in. Sayber-Dogs live in packs, and group-raise the young incase something happened to someones parent(s)
05 Jun, 2018, 8:35 pm
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Sayber-Dogs mate for life, they only have pups or kits with one other sayber-dog. If one's mate were to die, the other could die of sadness or stay to become an elder and continue to help raise the children.
Females are more dominant then males, but there is no distinct "leader" of the pack.
The females are pregnant for 10-12 months, pups and kits can be born any time of the year.
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