What is a Parvus Lynx?
'Parvus' is the Latin word for small, which is exactly what these guys are.
The average Parvus weighs between 3-4kg (6-9 Pounds), and are around 17 cm in height (7 Inches).
Originally created in England in the 1940s, they are a mixture of Lynx, Deer and Munchkin Cat. As such, they have short, stumpy legs, antlers and a lynx like face and head.
Cross-breeding has also led to a variety in markings, as well as other modifications. For example, the original Parvus Lynx's had no tails. However, after extensive breeding with longer tailed cats, this type has almost died out.
Gender Differences
While Parvus Lynxes can be any sexuality, they are still born with either male or female characteristics.
The main difference is their antler shape.
Males have long antlers, used to attract a mate, while females have shorter, more stubby horns.
Cubs are born with stubs, and their horns grow as they age, growing to full size around their second year.
Rarity Guide
Very Common: No Modifications Present, two colour fur limit, natural eye colour.
Common: No Modifications Present, three colour fur limit, natural or unnatural eye colour.
Uncommon: One Modification such as tail edits or items, three colour fur limit, natural or unnatural eye colour.
Rare: Two modifications such as tail edits or items, four colour fur limit, natural or unnatural eye colour.
Very Rare: Any amount of modifications, full six fur colour limit (possibly more), natural or unnatural eye colour, possibly with Heterochromia.
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--Identification--
Owner:Ghouly_
name: Fesbo
gender: male
rarity: common.
markings:piebald, shaded sable, fur speckling, cheek stripes
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