Breeding for Grape!
Shark baby uvu
Rolled negative for brindle.
Username: Grapejuice
Name: Sharkeisha [Shark]
Gender: Mare
Personality: Shark is typically a nice girl. She's a social butterfly, who adores being the center of attention. All kindness aside, she's quite a stubborn young mare, who will stand her ground no matter what. Due to her hard-headedness, it tends to be difficult to win any argument with her; and these arguments can often lead to intense battles, seeing as she's easily irritated. And this girl doesn't take losing too kindly, so she'll rematch anyone without a second thought. Call her impulsive, call her crazy, but there's something about the rush of a fight that makes her feel so alive.
Eye Color: Icy Blue
Sire: Leftie
Dam: Splish-Splash
Genes: EE/aa/Rr/nSpl
Breeding Notes:
Shark marks may pass down to foals but foals CANNOT AT ALL pass them on, not even by request, nothing. I do not want the markings going on to grandfoals and further generations, if I see it happen, I will pm the artist to fix it.
Shark baby uvu
Rolled negative for brindle.
Username: Grapejuice
Name: Sharkeisha [Shark]
Gender: Mare
Personality: Shark is typically a nice girl. She's a social butterfly, who adores being the center of attention. All kindness aside, she's quite a stubborn young mare, who will stand her ground no matter what. Due to her hard-headedness, it tends to be difficult to win any argument with her; and these arguments can often lead to intense battles, seeing as she's easily irritated. And this girl doesn't take losing too kindly, so she'll rematch anyone without a second thought. Call her impulsive, call her crazy, but there's something about the rush of a fight that makes her feel so alive.
Eye Color: Icy Blue
Sire: Leftie
Dam: Splish-Splash
Genes: EE/aa/Rr/nSpl
Breeding Notes:
Shark marks may pass down to foals but foals CANNOT AT ALL pass them on, not even by request, nothing. I do not want the markings going on to grandfoals and further generations, if I see it happen, I will pm the artist to fix it.
