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Tuffty Bitties, Goat Star Tuffty (c) NanoBanana
Bittybones AU (c) Fucken-Crybaby

=== HOW DO I ADOPT A TUFFTY? ===
You just decide to and do! They are totally and completely free for anyone to adopt, so no need to ask (I'll always say yes). You can adopt as many as you like, just make sure to take care of them. You can write about your Tuffty/Tuffties or draw them, change their clothes, give them accessories, etc. The types described here are like describing the differences between a German Shepard dog and a Great Dane dog. They're all Tuffties, just different "breeds", if you will.

If you adopt a Tuffty, please make sure to credit me for the creation of the species and type. Also, DO NOT adopt them just to kill or maim them (or let other Bitties and creatures kill or maim them). Also also, DO NOT declaw them, crop their ears, or dock their tails! That's just cruel.

=== STAR TUFFTIES ===
Star Tuffties are a special type with subtypes that are loosely based on the Eastern Zodiac Signs and resemble the mythological Kirin or Unicorn. They are always available (once they come out), so don't be afraid to adopt one!

Star Tuffties can only produce offspring with other Star Tuffties and have a special slit-like darkness in the middle of their eyelights (like cats' eyes) (no other Tuffty type may have these eyelights).

Goat Star Tuffty
    Years of the Goat Star Tuffty: ..., 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015, 2027, 2039, ...
    Height / Tail Length: 19.1" - 22.8" (48.5 - 57.9 cm) / 7.6" - 11.4" (19.3 - 29.0 cm)
    Ear Types: Long, upright ears with very short, fine hair on the outside that are close-set near the top of the skull; they can rotate and swivel
    Fur: They grow fur on their ears, tails, feet, and a tuft on their heads; they grow extra, fine fur on their elbows and heels; their coloration can be quite varied as can be the texture of their fur (any natural goat breed/species coloration and fur/hair texture found in real-life!); colors can range from white to black and any shade of gray in between or pale brown to dark black-brown and every shade in between
    Diet: Vegan (they can become extremely ill if they eat meat or other animal products!)
    Favorite Food: Based on the individual.
    General Opinion: Very positive! Star Tuffties (in general) are seen as signs of good luck and a healthy environment. Goat Star Tuffties are considered extra good luck and many make a huge effort to try and encourage these Tuffties to live with or near them. Due to their somewhat timid and naive nature, it is not uncommon for these Tuffties to be tricked and captured by those with less than good intentions.
    Traits: Gentle, quiet, docile, mild-mannered, easy to get along with, calm and mellow, a bit timid and/or shy, fair, usually stable but can be emotional, sympathetic, kind-hearted, strong sense of justice, appear gentle on the surface but tough on the inside, resilient, they learn new skills fairly easily, they prefer to be in groups or to live with others, they don't really like being the center of attention, they like to look nice and presentable but are not arrogant or haughty, tend to be a bit gullible and naive
    Notes: They are not territorial at all and prefer to live in groups of three or more (with other Goat Star Tuffties or just other Bitties or people, they don't mind). They do well in most all environments and with most all Bitties, people, and Monsters, but be aware that their slightly naive nature makes them prone to getting tricked. Some may be able to laugh off harmless pranks, but other might get upset! They are affectionate and gentle parents that stay with their offspring until they are fully grown. It is not uncommon for families to stay together, but the parents won't hold their children back if they choose to leave. Star Tuffties do not shed. This has led to family or close-friend grooming sessions to straighten out knots and remove debris from the longer, fine fur. Star Tuffties are almost always wild, but will sometimes appear to those that seem to resonate with their personalities. Not much is understood about this "resonating" however. If a Star Tuffty no longer senses the vibration between them and an adopter, they will leave without a word (this seems to only occur when the adopter or Star Tuffty undergoes a major personality change). Star Tuffty eyelights are round but can have "rings" inside or outside the main eyelight as well as a slit of darkness in the middle (like a cat's eyes) (no other Tuffty type may have this feature to their eyelight).
    Anatomical Notes: Star Tuffties have long, fine fur that grows on the tip of their tail, elbows, and heels. Star Tuffties do not start growing their single horn until adolescence and it becomes full-grown a year after they become adults. They do not shed this horn and cannot regrow it if it is lost! An older Star Tuffty with an undamaged horn is held in high regard. Goat Star Tuffties have a long, curved horn with ridges that develop as they get older. Star Tuffties are sometimes hunted illegally for their horns and fur as they are extremely high in quality (the horns are often turned into clock movement parts since they are extremely resistant to wear while the fur is either spun into extremely strong thread, yarn or woven into fabric for strength and its soft feel).
    Special Notes: Star Tuffties have slightly stronger magic than normal Tuffty Bitties, especially so during their respective years! This can manifest in a number of ways, but generally Star Tuffties are healthier and more energetic during their years. They cycle through a 12-year period. Goat Star Tuffties will also see an increase in their resiliency, both physically and magically, as well as a spike in healing magic during their years. They have been known to show up at hospitals during these times to help the sick and injured with their boosted ability.
    Breeding Notes: Star Tuffties can only produce offspring with other Star Tuffties and will only ever have one or sometimes two offspring at a time. Star Tuffties have a slightly higher chance of hybridizing with other Star Tuffty types. Star Tuffties CANNOT inherit the Bestial Trait or Paleo Trait ! They CAN inherit (or "come with") the Dark-Bone , Full-Light , and/or Glass-Bone traits.

Do you have questions about Tuffty Bitties? Check the FAQ here before asking! ^_^

Description
Tuffty Bitties, Goat Star Tuffty (c) NanoBanana
Bittybones AU (c) Fucken-Crybaby

=== HOW DO I ADOPT A TUFFTY? ===
You just decide to and do! They are totally and completely free for anyone to adopt, so no need to ask (I'll always say yes). You can adopt as many as you like, just make sure to take care of them. You can write about your Tuffty/Tuffties or draw them, change their clothes, give them accessories, etc. The types described here are like describing the differences between a German Shepard dog and a Great Dane dog. They're all Tuffties, just different "breeds", if you will.

If you adopt a Tuffty, please make sure to credit me for the creation of the species and type. Also, DO NOT adopt them just to kill or maim them (or let other Bitties and creatures kill or maim them). Also also, DO NOT declaw them, crop their ears, or dock their tails! That's just cruel.

=== STAR TUFFTIES ===
Star Tuffties are a special type with subtypes that are loosely based on the Eastern Zodiac Signs and resemble the mythological Kirin or Unicorn. They are always available (once they come out), so don't be afraid to adopt one!

Star Tuffties can only produce offspring with other Star Tuffties and have a special slit-like darkness in the middle of their eyelights (like cats' eyes) (no other Tuffty type may have these eyelights).

Goat Star Tuffty
    Years of the Goat Star Tuffty: ..., 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015, 2027, 2039, ...
    Height / Tail Length: 19.1" - 22.8" (48.5 - 57.9 cm) / 7.6" - 11.4" (19.3 - 29.0 cm)
    Ear Types: Long, upright ears with very short, fine hair on the outside that are close-set near the top of the skull; they can rotate and swivel
    Fur: They grow fur on their ears, tails, feet, and a tuft on their heads; they grow extra, fine fur on their elbows and heels; their coloration can be quite varied as can be the texture of their fur (any natural goat breed/species coloration and fur/hair texture found in real-life!); colors can range from white to black and any shade of gray in between or pale brown to dark black-brown and every shade in between
    Diet: Vegan (they can become extremely ill if they eat meat or other animal products!)
    Favorite Food: Based on the individual.
    General Opinion: Very positive! Star Tuffties (in general) are seen as signs of good luck and a healthy environment. Goat Star Tuffties are considered extra good luck and many make a huge effort to try and encourage these Tuffties to live with or near them. Due to their somewhat timid and naive nature, it is not uncommon for these Tuffties to be tricked and captured by those with less than good intentions.
    Traits: Gentle, quiet, docile, mild-mannered, easy to get along with, calm and mellow, a bit timid and/or shy, fair, usually stable but can be emotional, sympathetic, kind-hearted, strong sense of justice, appear gentle on the surface but tough on the inside, resilient, they learn new skills fairly easily, they prefer to be in groups or to live with others, they don't really like being the center of attention, they like to look nice and presentable but are not arrogant or haughty, tend to be a bit gullible and naive
    Notes: They are not territorial at all and prefer to live in groups of three or more (with other Goat Star Tuffties or just other Bitties or people, they don't mind). They do well in most all environments and with most all Bitties, people, and Monsters, but be aware that their slightly naive nature makes them prone to getting tricked. Some may be able to laugh off harmless pranks, but other might get upset! They are affectionate and gentle parents that stay with their offspring until they are fully grown. It is not uncommon for families to stay together, but the parents won't hold their children back if they choose to leave. Star Tuffties do not shed. This has led to family or close-friend grooming sessions to straighten out knots and remove debris from the longer, fine fur. Star Tuffties are almost always wild, but will sometimes appear to those that seem to resonate with their personalities. Not much is understood about this "resonating" however. If a Star Tuffty no longer senses the vibration between them and an adopter, they will leave without a word (this seems to only occur when the adopter or Star Tuffty undergoes a major personality change). Star Tuffty eyelights are round but can have "rings" inside or outside the main eyelight as well as a slit of darkness in the middle (like a cat's eyes) (no other Tuffty type may have this feature to their eyelight).
    Anatomical Notes: Star Tuffties have long, fine fur that grows on the tip of their tail, elbows, and heels. Star Tuffties do not start growing their single horn until adolescence and it becomes full-grown a year after they become adults. They do not shed this horn and cannot regrow it if it is lost! An older Star Tuffty with an undamaged horn is held in high regard. Goat Star Tuffties have a long, curved horn with ridges that develop as they get older. Star Tuffties are sometimes hunted illegally for their horns and fur as they are extremely high in quality (the horns are often turned into clock movement parts since they are extremely resistant to wear while the fur is either spun into extremely strong thread, yarn or woven into fabric for strength and its soft feel).
    Special Notes: Star Tuffties have slightly stronger magic than normal Tuffty Bitties, especially so during their respective years! This can manifest in a number of ways, but generally Star Tuffties are healthier and more energetic during their years. They cycle through a 12-year period. Goat Star Tuffties will also see an increase in their resiliency, both physically and magically, as well as a spike in healing magic during their years. They have been known to show up at hospitals during these times to help the sick and injured with their boosted ability.
    Breeding Notes: Star Tuffties can only produce offspring with other Star Tuffties and will only ever have one or sometimes two offspring at a time. Star Tuffties have a slightly higher chance of hybridizing with other Star Tuffty types. Star Tuffties CANNOT inherit the Bestial Trait or Paleo Trait ! They CAN inherit (or "come with") the Dark-Bone , Full-Light , and/or Glass-Bone traits.

Do you have questions about Tuffty Bitties? Check the FAQ here before asking! ^_^