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Had a pleasure making this Wolf! He goes with Kuhori Wolf, the wolfess we made last year! We have another TA couple! He features our "angry" 3D eyes and large upper canines! He also has the Triforce symbol (From Zelda) on his forehead! Watch out for him at Rainfurrest 2013!
Video - http://youtu.be/oCQfcjrJo2U
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Had a pleasure making this Wolf! He goes with Kuhori Wolf, the wolfess we made last year! We have another TA couple! He features our "angry" 3D eyes and large upper canines! He also has the Triforce symbol (From Zelda) on his forehead! Watch out for him at Rainfurrest 2013!
Video - http://youtu.be/oCQfcjrJo2U
Interested in getting your own TA suit?
Visit us www.twinkyarts.net
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fursuit
Species Wolf
Size 1280 x 480px
File Size 836.7 kB
Ok.....lets set something straight here......Canine and K9 are absolutely the same thing. One is just a shortened version of the other. Traditionally K9 is a reference created by the military to designate a "working" dog. The military like to shorten things to make them easier to say and faster to transmit in messaging for battle communications. This term was then adapted by civilians for both police work (I.E. A K9 unit) or just the general shortened term of Canine. Now, Canine is an english adaptation of the latin genus CANIS, which is used for all genus of dogs. Dogs such as Canis Lupus (Grey Wolf) or Canis Familiaris (Common domesticated dog) which were given their scientific name because of the weapon that allowed them to life.....Their Teeth! Speaking of those CANINE TEETH, they are not just present in dogs, we to as humans have teeth known as CANINES. This wording is a reference to both the species and the dental counterpart. K9 however, is just a shortened abbreviation of the word Canine created by the military once again for the reference of Service Dogs.
Now you know, And knowing is half the battle! *GI Joe Theme Plays*
Now you know, And knowing is half the battle! *GI Joe Theme Plays*
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