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Here we are, at the last two breeds! And fittingly, they're the first two Petz that I (well, in Aaron's case, my brother) adopted in Petz 3. :D So... meet Aaron! Pretty much your typical scaredy-cat oshie. Although he's put up with Princess for this long, so I think he's definitely got plenty of inner strength. :D

No variations out of the adoption center... they all look exactly like Aaron.

Oshies, like Maine coons, have a fur texture but also a base color that shows through the texture. In the case of orange shorthairs, their natural base color is orange... imagine that. ;) I got brown, grey, dusty, tan, and blue to all show up instead of orange. Score! Also, their feet and muzzles mutate as one, it looks like. :D

I'm glad I ended my Catz with these guys. I love the OS texture, and I'm still kind of on a mad breeding/adopting spree, collecting as many mixed breeds with the texture (and a base color other than orange) as I can. :D

And... here's Dana, my oldest Dogz! (Unless if Tammy actually is older than her... but I'm pretty sure she isn't.) Back in Petz 1/2, great Danes were my favorite breed, so the first Dogz I adopted in Petz 3 was of course a Dane. My mom suggested her name, I remember. :) Great Danes come in three different colors--tan like Dana, red, and blue. They can also have blue eyes, green eyes, or one of each like Dana. Tan and blue Danes have a black muzzle, whereas red Danes have a brown muzzle, sometimes with a black patch on it.

So... Great Danes have eyebrows? wtf lol I didn't know that. :) I like the look, though. Those two white ones with brown muzzles/eyebrows are smexy as all get out. :D

And that wraps up my breeding project... here, anyway. :) I'm still working on my website, and have finished five of the twenty original breeds in Petz 3... so I'm a quarter of the way done there, yay! :D I'm not going to be posting those updates here, though. You've already been bored by my breeding antics. :D But if you want to follow my Petz 3 progress, just keep an eye on the site. (And if you have Petz, you can download the puppies and kittens yourself and play with them!)