Gentle_Heart wrote:
*eyebrows crease* No for the following:
1.Your's was a mix between lion and a wolf
2. Mine has claws only in front (dose yours have claws? I didn't see any so I was unsure)
3. Although I haven't posted the info. sheet yet it is differnt from yours to an extreme
4. The ears are always the same wolf-like on mine
5. Mine is a lepard
6. Mine has the frame of a wolf with the markings and some features of a leapord (I am not posstive but I belive yours is more anchored towards a lions.)
7. Some of yours have manes mine however dose not
I am sorry if there is confusion but I honesltey worked hard on this breed and it's probably crossed many minds to put togher a feline and a canine. I am also working on the clouded lepord verison where you may be able to see the differnces between out breeds more.
An another note for everyone eles: I am trying to thing of another animal to mix with a wolf atm to add to this topic keep watching for updates!
*shakes head* I made it very clear that:
White Wolf's Moon wrote:
Anyways Roi, kishroos are not necessarily a lion and a wolf cross. They are technically not a cross at all...Basicallly they have varying anatomy based on their line, or genus, so to speak. There are sub groups of kishroos that I will point out later on the first page.
Kishroos can have a number of varying traits. They are, in very basic sense, my interpretation of different felines'(not just lion, but snow leopards, cougars, carakals, and yes, tigers too ;]) and canines'(also varying from fox to wolf. These different mixes make up different genuses,but they are all kishroos. The genus idea is similar to that of a deer, where different types are common. i.e., marsh deer, white tailed deer, ect.)body types mixed together.
Thats all for now. ^^
and their general info and (duh) pics:
viewtopic.php?f=31&t=22684&st=0&sk=t&sd=a-kishroos do have claws (retraclable)
-the new one has a wolf tail and round ears. What are you talking aout that they all look the same???
Gentle, isn't this breed