What Pet Breed will you playing?
I'll be making my Border Collie, Coco.
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@littlemissgogo teehee! I've played the sims pets packs since TS1 (if I remember correctly). I do know that in TS3, there's Westies (that look nothing like them. What's with the curly tail?) but gasp! there's no cairns! There's no Totos! That can't do, y'know! Westies and cairns look similar but they have distinct differences beyond their fur colour. Westies that are groomed in the classic Westie style (as in plucking/stripping) are given a "sunflower" like head style. Cairns get a more "rough and tumble" type of look. Westies tend to be physically larger as well. I know my cairn is a little bit bigger (not just by weight either) than other cairns I've met (at least in comparison with other female dogs).
Westies typically come in a bright white (or cream as well perhaps? I forget the CKC breed standard though I'm pretty sure it's always white). Cairns never have white fur (unless they get a few "lighter" hairs as they get older. My doggo is starting to get some on her head. She's 8.). It's preferable if they have black ears and snout, but not all do. Cairns come in many different colours: black, grey/silver, red, cream, and wheaten, but never a solid black! Brindling of these colours is pretty common. Sandy became a reddish-wheaten cairn, but she has a black snout and ears but her chest and some of her head's been greyish for most of her life (though it's lightened up a bit in the past year or two which I believe is because she's getting older). Regardless all doggos are good doggos!
Looks like I let my inner dog nerd slip. I used to read dog breed guides in middle school like kids collect and analyze the stats of hockey cards!
Westies typically come in a bright white (or cream as well perhaps? I forget the CKC breed standard though I'm pretty sure it's always white). Cairns never have white fur (unless they get a few "lighter" hairs as they get older. My doggo is starting to get some on her head. She's 8.). It's preferable if they have black ears and snout, but not all do. Cairns come in many different colours: black, grey/silver, red, cream, and wheaten, but never a solid black! Brindling of these colours is pretty common. Sandy became a reddish-wheaten cairn, but she has a black snout and ears but her chest and some of her head's been greyish for most of her life (though it's lightened up a bit in the past year or two which I believe is because she's getting older). Regardless all doggos are good doggos!
Looks like I let my inner dog nerd slip. I used to read dog breed guides in middle school like kids collect and analyze the stats of hockey cards!
