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Another great commission drawn by Duckyworth . Got another batch of Disney oc's, this time for the Aristocats. The coonhound is named Collete, and the corgi is her companion Joan. Now, these two girls are strays, and while wandering the French countryside looking for a home, they stumble across an abandoned farm complete with windmill. Before they could settle in however, a certain pair of dogs, Napolean and Lafayette were already living there, and didn't take kindly to these strangers coming into their territory. The girls argued since the farm had no humans, they had every right to be here as them What followed next was a turf war as the two sides wanted the other gone. Yet, something happened that neither side expected.

Napoleon and Lafayette found the two girls were very much like them. Napoleon took a shine to Collete's bossy, take charge attitude, while Lafayette fell for Joan's happy go luck (if dim) nature. It became clear the boys were smitten, and pretty soon the girls found themselves feeling the same. Now four dogs live on the farm, two husband and wife pairs. But in time, that number would grow.

Description
Another great commission drawn by Duckyworth . Got another batch of Disney oc's, this time for the Aristocats. The coonhound is named Collete, and the corgi is her companion Joan. Now, these two girls are strays, and while wandering the French countryside looking for a home, they stumble across an abandoned farm complete with windmill. Before they could settle in however, a certain pair of dogs, Napolean and Lafayette were already living there, and didn't take kindly to these strangers coming into their territory. The girls argued since the farm had no humans, they had every right to be here as them What followed next was a turf war as the two sides wanted the other gone. Yet, something happened that neither side expected.

Napoleon and Lafayette found the two girls were very much like them. Napoleon took a shine to Collete's bossy, take charge attitude, while Lafayette fell for Joan's happy go luck (if dim) nature. It became clear the boys were smitten, and pretty soon the girls found themselves feeling the same. Now four dogs live on the farm, two husband and wife pairs. But in time, that number would grow.