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Description
Show Chimeara Landshark momma with her treasures.

-Breed Notes-

A small fully domesticated breed of Landshark.
The size variate`s depending on gender and genetics but their average size is that of a small to medium sized dog.

Its most common look is a animal with a dark front and pale body, with white stripes or spots originating from the eyes and moving all along its body length.
It got a thick, rough looking mane,
a long tail ending with a tuft of fur,
a tuft of fur that sticks up in-between its shoulder resembling a sharks fin and a ridge of standing fur starting at the middle of the back and continues along the tail before stopping before the tuft.

Unkempt and un-groomed the animal looks very scruffy but with some grooming it will look like a smooth and soft pillow.
There are short coated and long coated variants as well but they are less common.

They are in general adaptive animals, meaning they adapt to their owners lifestyle, given a little time.
If one want a running partner it will be a active animal and run happily with.
If one is a less active person it will be a cuddle-budy and couch potato.

Their teeth are fairly blunt for a Landshark and they have a hard time chewing tougher foods.
This may make them try to swallow their food whole, which can be a choking hazard.
Feeding them high protein wet food is best.

They are a general healthy breed, but general health issued tend to occur as the animal grows old like stiff and painful joints, reduced eyesight and poor digestion.

© L.I.J

Description
Show Chimeara Landshark momma with her treasures.

-Breed Notes-

A small fully domesticated breed of Landshark.
The size variate`s depending on gender and genetics but their average size is that of a small to medium sized dog.

Its most common look is a animal with a dark front and pale body, with white stripes or spots originating from the eyes and moving all along its body length.
It got a thick, rough looking mane,
a long tail ending with a tuft of fur,
a tuft of fur that sticks up in-between its shoulder resembling a sharks fin and a ridge of standing fur starting at the middle of the back and continues along the tail before stopping before the tuft.

Unkempt and un-groomed the animal looks very scruffy but with some grooming it will look like a smooth and soft pillow.
There are short coated and long coated variants as well but they are less common.

They are in general adaptive animals, meaning they adapt to their owners lifestyle, given a little time.
If one want a running partner it will be a active animal and run happily with.
If one is a less active person it will be a cuddle-budy and couch potato.

Their teeth are fairly blunt for a Landshark and they have a hard time chewing tougher foods.
This may make them try to swallow their food whole, which can be a choking hazard.
Feeding them high protein wet food is best.

They are a general healthy breed, but general health issued tend to occur as the animal grows old like stiff and painful joints, reduced eyesight and poor digestion.

© L.I.J