I think you did very well! The only two real things I could say I spotted is that, yes, her hands are a bit weird and her muzzle's width appears the change between the face on the left and the right. Personally, I think that Furry hands need to be more similar to human hands the more human-like the anthro is, (unless you are trying to make them very brutish looking, like for a large guy or something) so you should draw the digits thinner and/or longer. As for the muzzle, it just seems a tad bit thinner on the left than the right judging solely by the bridge of the nose, but that could just be due to a lack of shading in this picture. Each side looks fine by themselves, however, so frankly that is just a nitpicky consistency thing that probably doesn't matter between pictures. Again, this is just my opinion, and drawing fantasy creatures is all up to discretion.

Again, it looks very good, and you are frankly better off already than most people here. Furries are honestly 70% human, based on how most people draw them, and its very apparent you know how to draw human bodies . Keep up the good work, and sorry I couldn't be of more help. I'll be looking forward to how you shade and color the fur.

Thank you very much for your comment and feedback! I wasn't aiming to draw the same character on the right as on the left. Just a face practice. But, yes, definitely a thing to keep in mind when drawing the same character in the future, yes. :) Thank you for the tip on the hands! I wasn't sure how much animal how much human they should be. I wanted to draw from the top of my head without looking hup furry pictures. I just went from what I remembered and simply experimented on my own as I don't want to just copy other people styles, but to create my own take on the subject.
Hm, I wasn't going to finish this up, but I guess further practice with fur and whatnot is a good idea. Thank you kindly! :)