Traits

A long, velvety serpentine tail with fur that grows long near the tips, fanning out and giving the look of dragony tailfins.

A thick but short tail that most closely resembles a deer tail! Fluffy on the underside and can be at attention or droopy.

A short tail made of silky, wavy, curly, or textured hair, whose locks separate into short ribbonlike shapes.

A messy, choppy tail made of short hair, that extends from the rump in all directions. Can be silky, wavy, curly, and textured.

A strange tail that is mostly composed of long fur that travels along the thighs, giving a fan-like appearance.

A softly hanging hair tail that stops just before the ankle nubs.  Can be silky, wavy, curly, or textured.

No tail at all! Can have short tufts of fur lining the rump, but should clearly have no tail, otherwise you can glance at the short hair tails in the common section!

A short tail with a long tuft of hair on the end! A faux unicorn tail if you will. The Hair and tail length should be about the same, and the tail shouldn't touch the floor!

A velvety dino tail that can lightly curl and doesn't quite reach the floor.

A thick, but sleek tail with fur at the base and slinky fur at the tips. A classic bab tail.

A dense and stiff tail that stands at attention. Good for thumping others away from you in one fell swoop.

A sleek tail that ends in a flurry of soft elegant fur.

A sleek tail that ends in a short puff of choppy fur. 

A sleek tail that ends in a ball of fur, usually round in shape.

A sleek tail that ends in a spiky assortment of fur, fanning out choppily. The base of the tail often has spiky fur sticking up.

A sleek tail that ends in a longer, heavier style. The hair along the end tends to hang heavy.

A short nub of a tail!

A short perky tail that is covered in choppy fur. Resembles a deer's tail.

A short tail with choppy fur that extends and fans out in a small, but proud fashion.

A short, drooping tail that is covered in soft fur. This tail is floppy and resembles a bunny tail.