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gahh this is a lotta info here and there is still more to come! This is my new closed species but don't worry, they'll be plenty of chances to get one owo If you have any questions about the species feel free to ask! (sorry about my writing it's really sloppy o///o)

Here's more info: Hobble-Barkers are a Omnivorous species that mainly dwell in forests and use their large upper body strength to climb and hunt in the trees. There are other sub species such as Coastal/Tropical and Domestic Hobble-Barkers that are not seen as often (refs on those sub species will be posted later!) Their diet mainly consists of fruit, nuts, and large bugs. Hobble-Barkers that are raised in captivity are more docile compared to their wild brethren and are less likely to lash out at their human owners. However it is not recommended to keep one as a pet because they are easily spooked and will attack when they feel threatened, especially when it comes to their offspring. Hobble-Barkers can live up to 50+ years and travel in small groups. Males and females communicate through clicks,yips, and barks. Untamed Hobble-Barkers tend to stay away from humans and will usually attack or flee when confronted. Although they don't bite, their grip alone can crush bone easily.
This is a closed species! you cannot make your own without purchase or permission by

Description
gahh this is a lotta info here and there is still more to come! This is my new closed species but don't worry, they'll be plenty of chances to get one owo If you have any questions about the species feel free to ask! (sorry about my writing it's really sloppy o///o)

Here's more info: Hobble-Barkers are a Omnivorous species that mainly dwell in forests and use their large upper body strength to climb and hunt in the trees. There are other sub species such as Coastal/Tropical and Domestic Hobble-Barkers that are not seen as often (refs on those sub species will be posted later!) Their diet mainly consists of fruit, nuts, and large bugs. Hobble-Barkers that are raised in captivity are more docile compared to their wild brethren and are less likely to lash out at their human owners. However it is not recommended to keep one as a pet because they are easily spooked and will attack when they feel threatened, especially when it comes to their offspring. Hobble-Barkers can live up to 50+ years and travel in small groups. Males and females communicate through clicks,yips, and barks. Untamed Hobble-Barkers tend to stay away from humans and will usually attack or flee when confronted. Although they don't bite, their grip alone can crush bone easily.
This is a closed species! you cannot make your own without purchase or permission by