Petz: Alley Cats and Labradors
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commander30First off... I've finished all thirty breeds in Petz 5, and of course only after I finish do I find this site: http://intronexon.host56.com/ omg nerding out here. XD If nothing else, that site proves that I'm not the only one doing this. ;)
Oh, alley cats. You and your meanie personalities and getting sick all the time, Audrey and Scamp being of course no exception. (Again, of course, I found something that would have seriously helped me--flealess alleys from Carolyn's Creations, only after I'd finished. Oh well... I'll be breeding my many alley mixies with that file from now on!) I used to hate this breed, because of their looks and attitudes and how hard they are to breed (PetzA renders that last one moot, though), but I've grown to like their looks, at least. They look great in mixed breeds. :)
Alley cats come only in orange with cream patches, and only with that one color of eyes. However, the patch patterns differ between cat to cat, which means, according to that site I linked at the beginning, alley cats apparently have 41,472 different varieties. Holey moley. (Dalmatians have a few hundred septillion, so... go fig.) You'll notice that they come out of the adoption center as kittens rather large, but second generation on, the kittens are "normal"-sized.
Mmm, look at all those reds! Yes, that's my favorite color on Petz, can't you tell? ;) I had brown and black in earlier generations, too. I think I may have had another color, too... dust, was it? I'm not sure. ^^; Anyhoo, though, such cute lil fugly pissed-off kittens. :)
I actually own five different labs, but only two--Jade and Popeye here--are first-generation hex-free. I own a lab in the third color that they come in out of the adoption center, brown, but she's second generation. I also own two others that are hexed. Other than the coat colors, nothing else is different, not even eye color.
I hope you guys like white! :D Hey, no complaints from me. The only colors I didn't get were grey, blue, and red. :)
Up next--Japanese bobtails and pugs. :D
Oh, alley cats. You and your meanie personalities and getting sick all the time, Audrey and Scamp being of course no exception. (Again, of course, I found something that would have seriously helped me--flealess alleys from Carolyn's Creations, only after I'd finished. Oh well... I'll be breeding my many alley mixies with that file from now on!) I used to hate this breed, because of their looks and attitudes and how hard they are to breed (PetzA renders that last one moot, though), but I've grown to like their looks, at least. They look great in mixed breeds. :)
Alley cats come only in orange with cream patches, and only with that one color of eyes. However, the patch patterns differ between cat to cat, which means, according to that site I linked at the beginning, alley cats apparently have 41,472 different varieties. Holey moley. (Dalmatians have a few hundred septillion, so... go fig.) You'll notice that they come out of the adoption center as kittens rather large, but second generation on, the kittens are "normal"-sized.
Mmm, look at all those reds! Yes, that's my favorite color on Petz, can't you tell? ;) I had brown and black in earlier generations, too. I think I may have had another color, too... dust, was it? I'm not sure. ^^; Anyhoo, though, such cute lil fugly pissed-off kittens. :)
I actually own five different labs, but only two--Jade and Popeye here--are first-generation hex-free. I own a lab in the third color that they come in out of the adoption center, brown, but she's second generation. I also own two others that are hexed. Other than the coat colors, nothing else is different, not even eye color.
I hope you guys like white! :D Hey, no complaints from me. The only colors I didn't get were grey, blue, and red. :)
Up next--Japanese bobtails and pugs. :D
