Oh, a small more personal introduction to my main Sims:
As anyone knows that followed Agathe from the start, she was an adventurous DJ-wannabe from Windenburg that dreamed of moving back there. She met Benny (one of Lilsimsie's premades, AFAIR) in a yoga class and well... Sparkles flew, adventures were had and money was earned.
Eventually they had Ulrik and Ulrike. And Scrappy the Boston terrier.
Then things... happened. I realized that having eight Sims in a HUGE house was simply not fun to play, plus with Seasons added San Mushino just was too cold and annoying (I am not a Snow person).
So... Due to some time-wime-wobbly multi-dimensional random happenings (read: me) the core of the family was moved to Oasis Springs as the timeline restarted. In the process Ulrik stopped from ever existing in the first place.
Then Ulrike was visited by a master vampire (Vlad) and well... here we are.
Now, the choice of pets tie into their personalities.
Agathe is adventurous and independent. So is Alva.
Ulrike V is... complicated. As I have said before she is more Coachella than Forgotten Hollow, but she is, to the core, accepting of what she has become. And what she has become is a Master Vampire that rivals Vlad in power after just one year of study and practice. In fact, a vast majority of the vampires are actually sired by her, not him, and obey her as their queen. She is kind, charming, cute, free-spirited but also ruthless and sees non-vampires as either woohoo partners or food. Or both. Not really as people (with the exception of her parents). And now when her mother is a ghost she is becoming even more disconnected from the mortal world. Her only real interaction with mortals is as a master pianist and violinist. Hence she is the one with a stereotypical "vampire" dog. Basically it was between a Rottweiler or a Doberman, both usually breeds vampires like. She picked a Rottweiler.
Ulrike F more of a stereotypical vampire, look wise, but she is a kind and happy artiste, rather quirky and in much a counter point to her wife. Hence picking a stray fox as a pet rather than an expensive breed of a cat or even a stray dog.
