Basic Info
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Gender:
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Female. She/her pronouns. Tomboy.
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Species:
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Alien Dog/Space Dog
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Age:
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Ranges. She's not quite a grown-up and is still a little "Puppyish" in behaviour/build.
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Size:
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A big doggo. About wolf size.
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Fursona Status:
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Retired (still in use as a cute drawing character <3)
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Companion Character:
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Technically, Somnus and Stellaris (the moon and star drawn with her).
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Creation Date:
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4/21/2010
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Art Notes:
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Please don't leave out her star antennae! Her pictures have been organized from most recent design to oldest so please reference the earliest images. If you would also draw Somnus and Stellaris, that would be great.
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Other:
Profile
☆Space Dog☆
Name: Space Dog, Tiny Space Princess. Gender: Female. She/her. Tomboy Species: Canine Alien Age: Ranges. Not quite adult. Size: Big dog. About wolf size. Creation Date: 4/21/2010 Art Notes: Please don't forget her star antennae! If you would also draw Somnus and Stellaris that would be great. |  |
"Hello tiny star, are you doing fine?"
A juvenile space dog who looks after the stars that live near her small planet. Her antennae will tingle and pull in the direction of a star in need of care or comfort. She is the princess of her planet, and the only creature like herself, everything else native flora and small fauna. She does not know where she came from or how she came to be. She is cared for and advised by two guardian spirits, Somnus and Stellaris, who take the form of a small glowing crescent and a star respectively. She would like to set off on a journey exploring the whole of space, looking for others like herself. |
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"When I close my eyes I dream of earth."
 Somnus & Stellaris "I'm so glad to have you both by my side." Somnus and Stellaris are old and wise spirits, perhaps as old as space itself. They have taken the form of a small crescent moon (Somnus) and five-point star (Stellaris) to watch over and advise Space Dog as she looks after her little corner of space. She is terribly fond of them as her substitute parents and constant companions. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
