#mypetz

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A mixture of orange catz from Angora@Mockingbird, Lex, Shade@NSP, Mutt@Stunt, Seaglass, Witzy@witzworld, Chase, Wrenn@Chimes, and Aura@Chachke. A few of my own sprinkled in as well.

I'm surprised I don't have more orange catz to be honest.

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Terrible image quality, but here's one of my newer petz- Lotus, bred by HAL@Reticulate. There's something about a white persian mixie that makes me smile, especially in an adoption landscape filled with overwrites. Overwrites are fun, they add variety, but you can't beat a classic OG mixie <3

Lotus is a funny little bean - they haven't met a clothing item they didn't like yet, and they're so quick to immediately try new things; Lotus gave me a jump quicker than some of my dogz, and jumped on the sled almost instantly! They're being naturally raised, not sure I'll update their raising adventures publicly but I'll try every so often so I have a record somewhere <3

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Same concept (sooty palomino), two different outcomes! Ffion was hexed by Angora@Mockingbird as part of her very generous offer to hex all Equestrian Extravaganza participants a custom horse - and she's gorgeous! I love the route Angora took when hexing Ffion, I find her very striking! Goldwyr was my take on a sooty palomino - and I erred on the side of medium/heavy sooting (there are real palominos with far more soot than I've even tried to capture here!). Both hexed on Haubing's Draft Pony base - Ffion uses ivory.bmp for their mane and tail, whilst Goldwyr uses multiple mottled torbie textures from Cargo for the sooting variations (all available on the UKC texture library)

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Felt a bit guilty about ignoring my dogz during the recent horse takeover, so spent some time playing with Fauna.

A few large gifs hidden under the cut.

Started with some up trick training - pleasantly surprised she gave me this as her go to up move!

Then practicing her toy trick ... except I forgot to bring a ball, so the treat box will have to do. This is the first time she's offered this particular trick, and I loved seeing it go from the initial slightly clumsy attempt to her much more elegant second one.

We went for a bit of "flyball" training. Not something I've tried with Fauna before, and the fact she didn't drop the ball to jump back over/hit the jump makes me think we should do this more often. Part of me wants to see if I can get her to jump over multiple jumps in a row, but that may be pushing it.

Had some frisbee time next - Fauna has a lot of enthusiasm for this, but isn't one I'd enter into the frisbee competitions involving actual gameplay footage.

By the end of our session Fauna was tired and hungry, so off to the kitchen for a bite to eat and a nap.

Bonus photo of Fauna in a hamster cage. Because why not.