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Silky Beardogs are a modern day species of bear-dog from the family Amphicyonidae.

Anatomical characteristics-
1. canid skull, body, and rear half
2. bear-like front paws; semi plantigrade with large claws
3. small bear-like ears
4. long, thick fur (this is where the term 'silky' comes into play) on the front half of the body, and the tail.
5. excellent eyesight, can see in color and in low light
6. anthro form would probably look silly, not there yet

Fur colors/markings characteristics-
1. gradient front to back or top to bottom
2. natural inspired markings from any species/natural world (no stars, peace signs, smiley faces, etc)
3. any colors
4. solid colored coats are very rare

Behavioral characteristics-
1. live in very large groups but are monogamously paired
2. obligate carnivores
3. diurnal
4. able to hibernate if needed
5. produce small litters (1-2 offspring)
6. may be "tamed" if raised in captivity - will form an especially strong bond with only they who raise it
7. may revert back to wild state if something happens to whoever domesticated it
(more info may be added/changed periodically)

Description
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Silky Beardogs are a modern day species of bear-dog from the family Amphicyonidae.

Anatomical characteristics-
1. canid skull, body, and rear half
2. bear-like front paws; semi plantigrade with large claws
3. small bear-like ears
4. long, thick fur (this is where the term 'silky' comes into play) on the front half of the body, and the tail.
5. excellent eyesight, can see in color and in low light
6. anthro form would probably look silly, not there yet

Fur colors/markings characteristics-
1. gradient front to back or top to bottom
2. natural inspired markings from any species/natural world (no stars, peace signs, smiley faces, etc)
3. any colors
4. solid colored coats are very rare

Behavioral characteristics-
1. live in very large groups but are monogamously paired
2. obligate carnivores
3. diurnal
4. able to hibernate if needed
5. produce small litters (1-2 offspring)
6. may be "tamed" if raised in captivity - will form an especially strong bond with only they who raise it
7. may revert back to wild state if something happens to whoever domesticated it
(more info may be added/changed periodically)