Traits

A mid length coat whose fur more resembles hair that drapes down towards the knees. This coat can be styled to resemble a cape or cloak, with fur able to grow like pants along the rump. This coat can be pinned and styled and should be straight or wavy in texture.

A mid length coat whose fluff billows out in impressive displays. Fur that grows upwards and outwards in unusual fashion. Dense "boots" of fur growing upwards are a popular styling choice.

Also known as the "Tundra Coat". The husky coat is a dense and warm set of fluff that hangs heavy and usually grows thickest along the neck, underbelly, and haunches. Stylish boots can adorn the legs as protection from the cold. 

A fluffy ear whose fur has overgrown enough to hang over the inner fluff, overtaking it partially.

An unusual ear type where the inner fluff grows up and out in a flare, as though the ears have gotten extentions.

An unusual ear style where the tips have exploded into separate tufts.

An uncommon addition to the tips of a sleek ear in the form of thin elongated tufts. 

A large pair of ears with a puff of fur along the ends that extends in an appealing way. Often wide at the base.  The extended fur is condensed at the tips with the rest being short and can be upwards of half the ear length long.

A large set of flared ears with fur lining the edges, these ears are wide at the mid point and ends and are often held high. 

Leveret ears are often pinned back and facing backwards. They are softly curved and have a plush edge to them. 

A large set of ears that have 3 - 5 points along the edge.

A set of wide and long ears that end in exactly two points, akin to the end of a ribbon. An uncommon, but appealing style, considered attractive within kanti communities.

A set of moderately sized ears that typically have 3 rings of color along the inside. These ears are round in shape, taking on the appearance of a tulip bud.

•  Buds:  

  🔹 These ears should be almost fully round, and should end in 1 - 2 notches at the tips whose shape is followed by the inner rings of the ear.

A set of moderately sized ears that typically have 3 rings of color along the inside. These ears are broad, and follow the shape of the "classic" ears with the addition of notches at the tips.

•  Notched:  

  🔹 These ears should look like common leloko ears, and should end in 1 - 2 notches at the tips whose shape is followed by the inner rings of the ear.

A set of small, round ears that have no visible nude rings in the center, instead covered in soft fluff that can take on the segmentation of color if prefered!

•  Tender:  

  🔹 These ears should be fully round, akin to bear ears! The inner fur can be a single color or have color separation the way the rings underneath do.

A set of moderately sized ears that have no visible nude rings in the center, instead covered in soft fluff that can take on the segmentation of color if prefered!

•  Perky:  

  🔹 These ears are closest in shape to the alert ears! The inner fur can be a single color or have color separation the way the rings underneath do.

A set of long, thin ears that stand at attention.

•  Lapin:  

  🔹 These ears may be drawn like any classic rabbit ear, but should end in rounded points, to differentiate from common ear styles.
  
  

A set of small, round ears that lop against the head.

•  Honey:  

  🔹 Ears may be fluffy, or smooth in appearance, and ears may be perky or lax.

An uncommon set of ears that are composed of two ears covered in a mixture of hair and fur, draping along the side of the head in a stylish manner.

•  Saluki:  

  🔹 Ears may be composed of choppy, or silky hair.
  
  ❗ Ears should not be longer than the top of the wings.

An uncommon set of ears that resemble those of lions, whatever those may be.

•  Leo:  

  🔹 Ears are round, and lined with soft plush fur.
  🔹 The "caps" on the back of these ears may optionally be an extension of the  helm.