Dragons aren't just a European thing! They exist in myths and stories all over the world, from China to South America!
some legends say dragons were super clean and took great care of their scales. On the flip side, fire-breathing is a common ability, but not all dragons had it!
Believe it or not, some dragons weren't depicted as flyers! They might have been giant snakes or lurked on the ground before evolving into the winged creatures we know today!
Dragon diets seem to vary wildly. Some were happy with any animal they could catch, while others, like the sea dragons, were rumored to be picky eaters who only went for, well, a lil odd stuff.
Magical abilities weren't limited to fiery breath. Dragons were said to have a whole range of powers, depending on the culture. These could include super smarts, control over the weather, or even hypnotic voices!
In China, dragons are a symbol of good luck and power. People born in a year of the dragon are thought to be especially fortunate!
“I’ll give you 50 bucks if you-” not in a million years buddy.
“I’ll give you a pack of cheezits if you-” AAH FOOD FOOD FOOD I’LL DO ANYTHING WHERES FOOD TREATS TREATS ARF ARF FOOD FOOD WOOF I NEED IT FOOD FOOD FOOD
Caninekin culture is absolutely ADORING a certain type of meat but DESPISING another type because only one is in your normal diet and the other tastes foreign
could you maybe do like tips for working dog therians?
specifically search and herding dogs
thanks a lot and have a nice day!
You have a nice day too, friend!
If possible, consider volunteering with a local search and rescue organization. This might not involve actual search missions, but it can give you a taste of the work and the training involved.
Look into classes or clubs that focus on nosework for dogs. This can involve finding hidden treats or specific scents.
See if there are any sheep herding classes or workshops in your area. Even if you don't have access to sheep, learning the basics can be a great way to connect with your therian identity.
Watch herding dog trials and competitions. Pay attention to the movements and commands used by the handlers.
There are a few online games where you can simulate herding sheep with a computer mouse.