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1. A common misconception is that sad clown breeds come from a different breed being put into harsh environments. This is not true! Do not put your clown in harsh environments before breeding in hopes of getting a sad clown.

Rather, all sad clowns come from a common ancestor, the Pierrot Dellarte!

This is a prime example of a healthy Pierrot! Pierrot also happens to be the common ancestor for most mimes.

So, if you want a sadclown variety, your best bet is to breed your current clown with a mime or another sadclown.

2. It’s okay for your sadclown to have color! Many modern sadclowns have color nowadays due to the prevalencey of red clowns and the evergrowing popularity of rainbow clowns. If they start fading, however, do not hesitate to take them to a doctor.

3. Give your sadclown variety! Many sadclowns don’t take joy in the more rigorous clown activities. Instead, give them something creative to do.

Music is a common interest among sadclowns.