[monochrome.]

Owner: ~Creature.Feature~
Name:
Gender: Female
Base Coat Color: Light Red
Stripe Color: Red
Markings: None
Markings Color: N/A
Eye Color: This, I'll tell you -- Blue
Vice: This Pinna hates small kids pr animals. For some strange reason, they just get on her nerves.
Fear: This Pinna has developed a fear of being contained or restricted. This means being locked in a crate, tied up on a leash, even in a house without a means of exit.
Rarity: Rare
Other: Coat color is not genetic, any offspring would have father's coat color. However, this Pinna cannot be bred until the end of the competition.

Rules for pre - competition:
You can begin now by posting your Pinna's name and claiming it. If you do not claim him / her by Tuesday, you will forfeit your slot.

If you'd like, you may "set the stage". Basically, tell me the setting in which you'll be training your Pinna. You may lay out the character that'll be training him (it could be you for example, if you'd like to write in the first person, but are you a kind, sweet trainer, or a rough, "we're-doing-this-my-way" trainer?) as well as anything else you'd like to add before getting started.

You'll be added to the drawing on Sunday. Not before, not after. You may draw additional objects on yours Pinna (clip, bandanna, collar) but you may not edit the main lines in anyway major way.

Best of luck, and have fun!

[SnivelGriff]

Claimed!

Ooh, I can't wait to see her! May call her Imelda. I'm not sure yet c:

[monochrome.]

Revealed!

[SnivelGriff]

She's gorgeous! I'll keep the name I gave her.

I worked with her today, she seems to me okay with me getting within a few feet of her, but is still skittish. I just sat outside her cage and watched her. Tomorrow I hope to introduce her to Evan and his daughter. I am training her inside my home. I have a kennel where I keep all of my pinnas.

[SnivelGriff]

Today I introduced her to Evan and his daughter Khona. She took well to Evan, but poor Khona was too hyper for her, so I had to take her outside. Imelda is now letting me touch her. She is doing very well.