Traits

Wide, pointed, and fluffy, rather like a fox.

Mid-size round ears. May have more or less fluff inside. Sonoelkh only.

A bushy tail reminiscent of a coyote tail. Should reach beyond the hocks but not to the ankles or ground. Color should match body or mane.

A fairly short tail covered in fluffy, woolen fur. For non-aitielkh: Can match the body or mane.

A curled tail reminiscent of a domestic dog.
For non-aitielkh: Top should be the color of the body; the underside can match the belly or mane, or the whole tail can be the body color or mane color.

A big, poofy round tail. For non-aitielkh: Single color unless ombre is applied; can be the mane color or body color.

A short tail with long fur grown in big, loose curls. No longer than the hocks. For non-aitielkh: Color should match the mane.

Quite stubby. For non-aitielkh: Color should match body; underside can match belly or mane.

Fur appears crimped and wavy—has some bounce to it. For non-aitielkh: Should not be much longer than a bit past the hocks.

A bushy tail reminiscent of a coyote tail. Should reach beyond the hocks but not to the ankles or ground. Color should match body or mane.

A fairly short tail covered in fluffy, woolen fur. For non-aitielkh: Can match the body or mane.

A curled tail reminiscent of a domestic dog. For non-aitielkh: Top should be the color of the body; the underside can match the belly or mane, or the whole tail can be the body color or mane color.

A big, poofy round tail. For non-aitielkh: Single color unless ombre is applied; can be the mane color or body color.

A short tail with long fur grown in big, loose curls. No longer than the hocks. For non-aitielkh: Color should match the mane.

A somewhat short and sharp edged tail with two layers. For non-aitielkh: The top should match the body; the bottom can match the belly or mane.

A secondary marking.

A mottled striping. Most commonly dark but can be light. Based on real-world brindle.

This is a secondary trait.

A combination of white + a medium + a dark color in random patches. Only medium color will contain other markings if applicable (standard, fade, spot, stripe, etc). DOES NOT APPLY TO THE MANE.

A secondary marking.

An ancient marking that appears as a dark gradient moving up from the feet with matching striping that goes no higher than mid-upper leg.

A primary marking.

Dual color coat that fades from one color to another on a vertical axis (from head to tail).

A secondary marking.

Dark horizontal stripes with a bright center (based on wild boar piglets but please see the masterlist for examples of how the trait appears).