Traits

A moderately tall tail that stands stiffly, fur flaring out from the base giving a concave shape along the underside.

A moderately sized tail with dense fur that stays short, often tipped in a separate color.

The thicker, heavier version of the cunning tail, often ridged with longer fur, and very dense.

A thick tail that thins at the tip. Furry, fluffy, and messy in a wild way.

A sweetly curled tail that resembles a cinnamon roll.

A moderately sized tail with fur that sticks in all directions, messy and unkempt in appearance.

A velvety tail that coils, short and lizard-ey.

A moderately sized velvety tail with an explosion of fur at the base.

A moderately sized velvety tail with a soft pile of fur along the top or underside. Half velvety, half furry.

A moderately sized tail that is evenly thin along its length.  Cat-like and prehensile.

A long hair tail that drags along the floor. Shouldn't be longer than two full body lengths.

A long tail with a velvety thin underside. Fur grows along the top and drapes over the sides, giving the illusion of a fluffy tail. Shouldn't be longer than two full body lengths.

A long hair tail attached to a moderately sized bone tail, having a "curtain" effect going as the tail bone holds the mass of hair up. Shouldn't be longer than two full body lengths.

A short, forward curling tail with long locks of hair that fall towards the floor. Shouldn't be longer than two full body lengths.

A long and thick tail that's thicker at the tip than the base, akin to a "maine coon" tail. Shouldn't be longer than two full body lengths.

A languidly long fur tail that is dense and gently prehensile. Shouldn't be longer than two full body lengths.

A long and thin cat-like tail. Shouldn't be longer than two full body lengths.

A long and fluffy tail with choppy fur along the length. Wolfish.

A long and rather fluffy tail with fur that sticks out in all directions. Untamably messy and wild.

A long and coiling tail that results in a swirl shape, can be velvety or fluffy.