Crazy like a fox. I like this!

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I missed these pics so much! I'm so glad you uploaded it!!!!!

Glad you enjoy them.

lol ^^ another pic!

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i love getting fresh air outdoors too :3, also a touch of hair/hairstyle looks great for the Vixen as well

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you're welcome, you got time to work and post, and ill take the time to fave and comment ^,^

Kinda' creepy, but still well done. <:3

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It has a sort of sweetness to it.

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I sooooo need to commission you.

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I believe the best part of these two wonderful canines is the domestic compassion that is shared between them. Daisy, which I might name the coyote nurse, is taking the inmate Sally out for a stroll through the gardens outside. Of course, there's too often a horror-themed cliché these days involving your typical creepy asylum where the patients are abused and mistreated. But here, Daisy is treating her foxy patient with such kindness and care, that it warms my heart. It's almost like Daisy and Sally are siblings or relatives--friendship is insufficient to analogize how close these two must be. Sally, a sweet vixen helpless to her psychological turmoil, now lives a peaceful life under Daisy's care. When Sally feels like she's losing control of her mind, Daisy is always there to help her relax. Daisy doesn't just give Sally medicine to ease her stress, she takes Sally outside to see beautiful gardens, too. Daisy takes such good care of Sally, almost like a good mother would. No matter what disorders may plague Sally's damaged mind, Daisy will always take care of her, with unconditional love. That is the best part of this image; Daisy and Sally are not just a nurse and a patient--they are friends for life, and the best of friends at that.

Wow thanks for that awesome comment and giving my random characters names and a story. Glad you really like them. Yeah i did the scene up like how they used to run asylums in the late 1800's and early 1900's when they were more like resorts giving the patients peace and calm to help them. Then politicians and states turned them into crowded prisons with over drugging of patients with little care or compassion.

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