You forgot to mention equine.

I did?

Well, it's not there. :3

Re-read the journal. ;)

This is completely baffling me for some reason. x3;

Gargoyle!!!!!
The Alien from the alien movies, it has a name but damned if I can remember what it is.
Llama
Elephant
Antelope
Gazelle
Monkey
Gorilla
Giraffe
Mouse/Rat
Opossum
Echidna
Platypus

Uhhh can't think of any more right now

you also forgot Kangaroo as popular

I didn't say that the ones I listed were popular, I'm just not looking for a species that is in that family.

I think you could add otters and felines to the list..
And having Vulpine on the list is quite redundant since Canine is already listed...

As for the uncommon species..
Antelope
Marmot
Skunk?
Racoon?
Rhino
Platipus
Hare
Buffalo
Bison
Okapi
Shrew?
Wombat?
Human
Any non-animal (plants, machines etc..)
Aliens

Those with an ? after is ones I'm unsure of.

The list isn't species that are common, they're species I rule out of the question for other reasons.

Ah, I still think having both canine and vulpine is rather unnecessary as Vulpes is a sub-group under Canidae, it's like saying "No felines and no cats".

They are different though. Just like lizards and dragons. Fictional or not, some prefer only dragons and not other scalies.

Actually not really, all "Vulpines" are canines but all canines are not vulpines.
As a fox who's done quite alot of research; It's only a common misunderstanding that Vulpines are a different group. See, the term "Canine" refers to the family of Canidae which includes species such as Wolves, Dogs, Foxes, Dingos etc..
The term "Vulpine" refers only to the genus "Vulpes" which is categorized in the family Canidae which makes them Canines.

In short, whilst your example of Dragons not necessarily being related to lizards is correct. Biologically all Vulpines ARE Canines and therefore I still find it redundant.

For a related fun fact: Arctic Foxes (Alopex Lagopus) and Culpeos (Lycalopex culpaeus) are because of this NOT Vulpines but, using the same naming scheme, Alopines and Lycalopines.

But this is based on my personal opinion on fox-like creatures compared to wolves and dogs. I'd be okay with the character being one, but not the other. However, I put it on the list because this is one of the types of species I don't need suggestions of.

All I mean is that on your list of species do you not want you listed both Canine and Vulpine and I find that rather redundant since a Vulpine is biologically also a canine.

I know that. But I've seen so many people argue about the differences both naturally as well as in RP and furries and "their personalities". I wanted to avoid a discussion about it and add both to be on the safe side.

Fair enough... I'm just bit of a perfectionist sometimes xP

Did not mean to offend you or anything, honest.

Haha, I'm not offended ^^
I'm just somewhat picky sometimes with certain subjects..