Profile of Foxglove: Quick Facts
Played By: xynien
Basic Info
Full Name: Rusty Foxglove Medeiros
Subspecies: Grey wolfdog
Size: Small, Stocky
Sex: Intersex
Pronouns: She/her/he/him
Age: 0 (February 29 2024)
Birthplace: Hushed Willows, Sunspire Mountains
Subspecies: Grey wolfdog
Size: Small, Stocky
Sex: Intersex
Pronouns: She/her/he/him
Age: 0 (February 29 2024)
Birthplace: Hushed Willows, Sunspire Mountains
Profile of Foxglove: Details
Appearance
Blonde, soft-furred and pristine; a natural confidence. Fox is unusually small for her lineage, though she inherited the sturdy musculature of her parents. He bears the tall ears and narrow dog-like features of his maternal line, but his dark almond-shaped eyes give him a striking resemblance to his father.
Personality
Pisces Scorpio Capricorn
Glib, impulsive, gregarious, headstrong; Fox is a presence to light the room, unfailingly cheerful and sociable in any situation but often unintentionally insensitive. Sincerity does not come easily, though her intentions are typically good.
Type 7 enneagram.
Profile of Foxglove: Additional Information
Registered on October 03, 2023, last visited (Hidden)
02/29 - 03/14
Newborn pups are unable to regulate their body temperature, so they must be in close proximity to an adult wolf at all times within the den. Typically the gestational parent is the one who stays in the den, emerging only to eat, drink, and void, but other trusted adults may babysit. Neonates are blind, deaf, have a pugged nose and cannot smell much, but are very sensitive to touch and taste. They are capable of crawling but can't stand. They will feed 4 to 5 times a day, and sleep most of the time.
03/15 - 03/24
Pups open their eyes around the 11 to 15 day mark. Wolf pups are all born with blue eyes. Their eyesight is poor at this stage and will not become fully clear for several weeks. Their milk teeth will come in around this time as well and they can begin to eat regurgitated meat in addition to milk. They may stand and begin walking. Wolf pups are surprisingly steady on their feet once they are able to stand!
03/25 - 04/29
Pups will begin to appear outside the den and can be found near the den entrance. This is the time when the pack will begin interacting with the pups. Their ears will perk up around day 27 and by day 30 they should have relatively good hearing and straight ears. The tips may still be floppy. Pups will develop their canine teeth and premolars during this time. By the 4 week mark, their heads and paws are comically large and play fighting for dominance begins. By the 5 week mark, pups may accompany adults on short trips away from the den. Weaning occurs during this stage and pups will speak their first full words in week 6.
04/29 - 08/29
Around week 9, the pups will be moved from the whelping den to the rendezvous site. Pups no longer drink milk and will eat meat provided by the pack. Guard hairs grow in during this time. Their eyes will begin to change colour in week 8 and will finish transitioning by week 16. If they haven't changed from blue by this time, they will remain blue for life. By 12 weeks, pups can follow adults on short solo hunting trips and are capable of returning to the rendezvous by themselves. Pups enter a period of rapid growth between 14 and 27 weeks, during which they gain approximately a pound per week. Their milk teeth are fully replaced by adult teeth, their winter coats grow in (if applicable) and they are able to accompany the pack on hunts
Newborn pups are unable to regulate their body temperature, so they must be in close proximity to an adult wolf at all times within the den. Typically the gestational parent is the one who stays in the den, emerging only to eat, drink, and void, but other trusted adults may babysit. Neonates are blind, deaf, have a pugged nose and cannot smell much, but are very sensitive to touch and taste. They are capable of crawling but can't stand. They will feed 4 to 5 times a day, and sleep most of the time.
03/15 - 03/24
Pups open their eyes around the 11 to 15 day mark. Wolf pups are all born with blue eyes. Their eyesight is poor at this stage and will not become fully clear for several weeks. Their milk teeth will come in around this time as well and they can begin to eat regurgitated meat in addition to milk. They may stand and begin walking. Wolf pups are surprisingly steady on their feet once they are able to stand!
03/25 - 04/29
Pups will begin to appear outside the den and can be found near the den entrance. This is the time when the pack will begin interacting with the pups. Their ears will perk up around day 27 and by day 30 they should have relatively good hearing and straight ears. The tips may still be floppy. Pups will develop their canine teeth and premolars during this time. By the 4 week mark, their heads and paws are comically large and play fighting for dominance begins. By the 5 week mark, pups may accompany adults on short trips away from the den. Weaning occurs during this stage and pups will speak their first full words in week 6.
04/29 - 08/29
Around week 9, the pups will be moved from the whelping den to the rendezvous site. Pups no longer drink milk and will eat meat provided by the pack. Guard hairs grow in during this time. Their eyes will begin to change colour in week 8 and will finish transitioning by week 16. If they haven't changed from blue by this time, they will remain blue for life. By 12 weeks, pups can follow adults on short solo hunting trips and are capable of returning to the rendezvous by themselves. Pups enter a period of rapid growth between 14 and 27 weeks, during which they gain approximately a pound per week. Their milk teeth are fully replaced by adult teeth, their winter coats grow in (if applicable) and they are able to accompany the pack on hunts
Art Credits
Appearance art by Bon & Mutton respectively, header by Kim Stewart (Unsplash). Avatar by Bine G. of Dawnthieves.
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