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Chapter 341

🕑 Added 2022-11-07 07:09:51 +0000 UTC

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Virnor

Well I do live far north and a lot of folks around here have dogs, I get to fluff 2 half malamuts regularly and occasionally a pure breed one ^^

Teanam

Seeing how I had to google to find out what a malamute is, you definitely might be onto something here~ (I don't know much about dog races xD)

Virnor

So she's going malamut-girl? Dog and divine fluff plus loves the cold, that's like the definition of malamuts

Kill.Me = Killian Merphy

I'd say the difference is just how much more prehensile a cat's tail is, vs a dog's

Teanam

Oh, yeah, it might have worded it a bit wrong/too sparsely in my other reply. It definitely serves a purpose for dogs, as well, when it comes to balancing/navigating, but I'd say cats rely on it much more on it in that regard. It's absolutely vital for them.

Kill.Me = Killian Merphy

I have a German Shepard and a Siberian Husky, so I can confirm that they both use their tails for balance and counterbalance, for running, jumping, climbing, and even low crawling on narrow obstacles... most of the time the Husky's tail is curled up, but when he goes into full run mode, it stands straight up like the flag pole of a buggy racing on the dunes... similar circumstances when the Shepard climbs up fencing, walls, or jumps into, or out of, the bed of my truck

thantos2024

Hmm, as far as I am aware, a dogs tail does still help them with balance, perhaps not as much as well with a cat, but at the very least it helps them with uneven surfaces etc. I could of course be remembering incorrectly, but might be worth checking for consistencies sake. Stuff it decided to check for myself, and found the following:- You’ll notice that your dog’s front legs will go in the direction that he intends to go, while the rear legs continue in the original direction. The tail, however, will also turn in the new direction. Tossing the tail in the same direction the body is turning serves as a counterweight to your dog’s body, ensuring that your pooch doesn’t spin off course or tumble around. Your dog’s tail serves as a counterbalance on a regular basis, not only when he’s running. If you watch a dog walk along a narrow surface, you’re almost sure to see the tail hard at work. The tail helps the dog maintain his balance by putting its weight on the opposite side of the dog’s tilt, much like a tightrope walker uses the balance bar to stay on the tightrope. Dogs that enjoy climbing various surfaces will use their tails to balance on uneven footing, such as rocks or trees.

Teanam

Well, the balance part is more of a cat thing. It does have an effect on dogs, but for them, it's more of an extension/tell for their feelings/mood.

Deltanz

my question would be where but then again, Sophia has plenty of places she could use for that

Ultrabenosaurus

To help Steph learn how to walk and run again, due to the tail now being integral to her balance, imagine if Maya designates Chloe as prey for Steph to play-hunt. That would be so funny and totally not matchmaking. Ahahaha. What a joke.

Ultrabenosaurus

Don't forget the whole re-learning how to walk and run again because the tail is now integral to balance.

Deltanz

knowing teanam, I wouldn't put it past them.

ImaginarySmasher

You know what else would be fun, would be if Fen and Aura return while Steph is riggling because of the itchyness.

Deltanz

oh god. just thought of something else. Steph with being itchy, plus having only learned how to use magic, no telling what might happen.

ImaginarySmasher

Oh itchy Steph and worried Chloe is gonna be fun.

Deltanz

Welp, can't say I didn't see that coming, at least Sophia can't say she didn't warn her when Steph has to deal with the itchiness.


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