Keakotas
A keakota is a species located on the island of Keramarin, located on the outskirts of South America, which has equine-like and canine-like traits. Like horses, they take well to head collars and saddles, and can pull sleds and carts if needed. Like dogs, they are loyal and form packs in the wild. They do not mate for life and it is common for a female to breed with multiple males to give birth to one or two pups per litter. They can live upward of twenty years and are sexually mature at four years old.