Mood-Dogs
or more commonly called Moodogs, are a newly domesticated species
Why are they called Mood-dogs?
Well, that’s because of a particular feature they all have. All Moodogs have markings on their backs that change colors and reflect their emotions. Their eye colors reflect what mood they are in, while the markings on their backs reflect the mood they want to be seen. For example; The Moodog is really upset and sad so their eyes are blue, but it doesn’t want others to know that so it acts happy and the markings on its back are Purple.
However, a blind Moodogs eyes will be white or light gray. But it's mood-markings will reflect its true motions. If it attempts to change the color of its mood-markings, it will just go through various colors then settle back on the Moodogs actual emotion color.
They can also have complex emotions. For example; A Moodog is about to meet another Moodog or meet its new owner (you). It may be Excited but nervous at the same time. In this case, its colors may swirl or have a gradient of Purple (excited) and Turquoise (Nervous).
But they can change the colors of the markings at will. So, maybe a Moodogs just likes the color blue but isn’t sad’ then it would display the color blue.
Here’s a cheat sheet of Moodog colors.
or more commonly called Moodogs, are a newly domesticated species
Why are they called Mood-dogs?
Well, that’s because of a particular feature they all have. All Moodogs have markings on their backs that change colors and reflect their emotions. Their eye colors reflect what mood they are in, while the markings on their backs reflect the mood they want to be seen. For example; The Moodog is really upset and sad so their eyes are blue, but it doesn’t want others to know that so it acts happy and the markings on its back are Purple.
However, a blind Moodogs eyes will be white or light gray. But it's mood-markings will reflect its true motions. If it attempts to change the color of its mood-markings, it will just go through various colors then settle back on the Moodogs actual emotion color.
They can also have complex emotions. For example; A Moodog is about to meet another Moodog or meet its new owner (you). It may be Excited but nervous at the same time. In this case, its colors may swirl or have a gradient of Purple (excited) and Turquoise (Nervous).
But they can change the colors of the markings at will. So, maybe a Moodogs just likes the color blue but isn’t sad’ then it would display the color blue.
Here’s a cheat sheet of Moodog colors.
Red............Mad, Angry, Irritated, Devious
Orange........Annoyed, Jealous, Aggravated, Stressed
Yellow.........Calm, Relaxed, Mellow, Asleep
Green.........Sick, Ill, Exhausted, Tired
Turquoise.....Uncomfortable, Nervous, Anxious
Blue...........Sad, ConfusedPurple.........Happy, Touched, Excited, Mischievous
Pink...........Loved, Loving, Loveable, Romantic
Black..........Depressed, Numb
White..........Star-struck, Shocked, Amazed, Optimistic
Grey...........Ashamed, Embarrassed, Guilty
Brown.........Disappointed, Pessimistic
Physical Features
Moodogs, for the most part, resemble a dog, however there are a few differences. Aside from their mood-markings, Moodogs have a few other features:
Tails
~Long tails are the most common.
~Short tails are uncommon.
~A lack of or no tail is rare.
Antlers
~Males have large antlers that branch out.
~Females have smaller spiked antlers that may resemble horns. Females could also lack antlers. These are equally common.
Height
~Females range from 3-3.5 feet from paws to back when standing on all fours.
~Males range from 3.5-4 feet from paws to back when standing on all fours.
Aging
~Moodogs will grow to an adult size after 2 weeks.
Other
~Their noses and paw pads are always the same colors/color scheme.
~Their mood-markings can me any pattern.
Diet
Moodogs are omnivores, meaning they eat both meat and plant.
Moodogs, for the most part, resemble a dog, however there are a few differences. Aside from their mood-markings, Moodogs have a few other features:
Tails
~Long tails are the most common.
~Short tails are uncommon.
~A lack of or no tail is rare.
Antlers
~Males have large antlers that branch out.
~Females have smaller spiked antlers that may resemble horns. Females could also lack antlers. These are equally common.
Height
~Females range from 3-3.5 feet from paws to back when standing on all fours.
~Males range from 3.5-4 feet from paws to back when standing on all fours.
Aging
~Moodogs will grow to an adult size after 2 weeks.
Other
~Their noses and paw pads are always the same colors/color scheme.
~Their mood-markings can me any pattern.
Diet
Moodogs are omnivores, meaning they eat both meat and plant.
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