#bitty behavior

Species

‘Taur Bitty

Subspecies

Mutt

Heights

‘7 to ‘9

Ranking

Good for beginners

Adopter Compatibility

Mutts mesh best with those with a spark of Determination in their soul, and isn’t afraid to drag them outside for a bit of exercise. They’re extremely loyal, and enjoy the lifestyle of a lap dog.

They can adapt well to most environments as long as they are able to get their required exercise, and aren’t particularly loud, making them good for suburb living to apartment living!

Those seeking a lazy sweetheart will fall in love with these pups.

Personality

These bitties are on the lazier side for a ‘Taur, though don’t be fooled by their silver tongues and sleepy behavior. They might pretend not to, but they enjoy a good routine of exercise and playtime with their owners. Mutts are very sweet individuals who have a tendency to hold grudges lasting a lifetime. Despite their calmer behavior, they aren’t afraid to stick up for themselves and carve out their own place in their environment. If your Mutt seems prickly, talk to him! They make for good conversationalists and are happy to explain their troubles if talked to. 

Bitty Compatibility

Positives

Smokeys, Cheshires, Rowdys, Razzs, Pines

Neutrals

Gleams, Snowfalls, Pearls, Retrievers, Wolfs,

Negatives

Fluffs, Wolverines, Errors,

Just Don’t

N/A

Important To Note

Mutts are very vocal about their feelings and opinions, but only when asked. They are rather smart bitties, and do not enjoy being looked down upon. Make sure they feel heard, and your Mutt will be a happy bitty.

Diet

Mutts are to be fed a meat-based meal, raw or cooked. These bitties have a preference for cooked meat, but are able to eat raw meat just as well.

Appearance

A Mutt’s markings tend to come in a darker rusty orange color, and patterns can range from common to rare.

Mutt’s also have the chance for mutations, such as shorter legs, folded ears, etc.

Health Concerns

Mutts have a history of general teeth problems, so be aware in case yours starts complaining of jaw and tooth pain. It is common for Mutts to lose at least one tooth when they are young, making replacements common in most older Mutts.

Species

‘Taur Bitty

Subspecies

Fluff

Heights

‘4 to ‘5

Ranking

Good for Beginners

Adopter Compatibility

Fluffs do well with an owner willing to play with them regularly, while also just fine with cuddles. They do best with those who enjoy the outdoors, and will happily sit on your shoulder if you venture outside. Fluffs can work with most kinds of households, but do enjoy being in a group.

They aren’t exact fans of laziness for laziness sakes, and will probably push any owner they deem lazy to get up and move around. This can be a good incentive to take care of yourself, at least!

Those seeking a playful ball of fur will enjoy a Fluff

Personality

These bitties are the more energetic of the Cattaur bitties available in Fluffy Adoptions, and it shows in their personalities. They hold a love of play, so don’t be surprised to see a Fluff zooming around a room for the fun of it. At the same time, they’re wonderful caretakers. A Fluff will usually assign themselves the role of caretaker when placed into a group. Though, sometimes they can be a bit pushy, they only have good intentions for those around them.

Bitty Compatibility

Positives

Smokeys, Rowdys, Retrievers, Snowfalls, Errors

Neutrals

Wolfs, Wolverines, Pines, Cheshires

Negatives

Mutts, Inks

Just Don’t

N/A

Important To Note

Fluffs require a higher amount of exercise than most other Cattaurs, so it’s recommended to set them up an obstacle course of some kind. If this isn’t possible with your living arrangements, taking them on daily walks either through your home or outside (preferably outdoors) is just fine as well. If your Fluff seems to be quiet and moody, take them on a walk and they should perk right up!

Appearance

A Fluff’s markings usually come in a softer, bright blue color, and patterns can range from common ones to rare ones.

Fluff’s also have the chance to be born with mutations, such as folded ears, shorter legs, no tail, etc.

Health Concerns

The best way to check a Fluff’s health is through the vibrancy of their markings/inner ears. If the color is dull, that’s how you know their health isn’t doing so well!

Species

‘Taur Bitty

Subspecies

Retriever

Heights

‘8 - ‘10

Ranking

Easy, good for beginners

Adopter Compatibility

Retrievers bond best with those on the more energetic and high energy side of the spectrum. Adopters interested in a companion for walks around the neighborhood are better suited for a Retriever

Retrievers work best with those whom are more scheduled in their days.

Retrievers do not mesh well with those with low energy, nor those with more aggressive personalities.

Personality

Retrievers are usually high-energy, with a need for consistent daily exercise. They are very sweet, and enjoy taking care of others around them. They have a tendency to pick up on bad habits, or what they may perceive as bad habits, and will attempt to help you break them. Though, they may do this in.... Unique.... Ways. 

Bitty Compatibility

Positives

Cheshires, Fluffs, Wolfs, Mutts, Pearls, Papys, Sansys

Neutrals

Rowdys, Boss’, Edgys, Smokeys,

Negatives

Errors, Wolverines

Just Don’t

Freshs

Important To Note

If you think you can handle a Retriever, but aren’t able to consistently exercise them yourself, you can set up an area for them to do it themself!

Retrievers are liable to emotional stress if left alone for long periods of times, so it may be best to adopt a companion for them.

Diet

Retrievers are to be given a meat-based meal, and while they are perfectly able to eat raw meat, they have a preference for cooked meat. It is suggested they are given higher calorie meals to help with their high energy.

Appearance

A Retriever’s markings will appear in a bright orange color, and can range from the common patterns, to the more rare ones.

Retrievers have a chance of random mutations, such as folded ears or short legs.

Health Concerns

The easiest way to tell how a Retriever’s health is, is to check the color of their patterns and or inner ears and eyelights. The more vibrant the coloring, the healthier the bitty.

Retrievers with a few of the above listed mutations have higher chances of health problems than other bitties. If you notice your Retriever starting to display any symptoms of these health problems, please bring them to your nearest adoption center, or Fluffy Adoptions, for immediate medical attention.

Species

‘Taur Bitty

Subspecies

Cheshire

Heights

‘4 - ‘6

Ranking

Easy, good for beginners

Adopter Compatibility

Cheshires bond best with those who have the time to laze around with them, or just those who can sit with them. Adopters who can appreciate a good prank or joke are best suited for these bitties.

Cheshires can work well with those who have anxiety, or similar issues.

Cheshires do not work very well with those with more aggressive personality types, same with those with higher energy.

Personality

Cheshires are usually rather laid back, and are pretty lazy. They’re jokesters and pranksters, but can usually tell when a joke or prank is going too far. Cheshires are sweethearts, and have a tendency to hover if they notice you’re not feeling well (Mentally OR Physically). In these cases, they may try to take care of you, albeit rather poorly. They have good intentions, though.

Bitty Compatibility

Positives

Retrievers, Smokeys, Fluffs, Mutts, Sansys, Papys, Lil Bros, Boss’

Neutral

Wolverines, Rowdys, Wolfs, Cherrys, Dreams

Negatives

Inks, Errors, Edgys

Just Don’t

Freshs

Important to Note

Cheshires have a tendency to become depressed when left alone for long periods of time, so if you have a busy schedule and aren’t able to take them with you (Which is understandable, our ‘Taur Bitties are pretty big), it may be best to adopt a companion for them!

Cheshires are perfectly happy in full houses, and in bitty groups, so don’t be afraid to adopt one into your family.

Diet

Cheshires are to be fed a meat-based meal, raw or cooked. They have been observed to have no general preference for cooked or raw, and will eat what is served. Do note they will try to eat food that is not good for them, so be aware of where they are in the kitchen.

Appearance

A Cheshire’s patterns will form in a deep blue color, and can range from the most common patterns (Stripes and Spots) to the more rare patterns (Bones and Stars).

Cheshires may have a chance of random mutations, such as Munchkin legs, Folded ears, Bobtails, No tail, etc etc.

Health Concerns

The easiest way to tell how a Cheshire’s health is, is to check the color of their patterns and or inner ears and eyelights. The more vibrant the coloring, the healthier the bitty.

Cheshires with a few of the above listed mutations have higher chances of health problems than other bitties. If you notice your Cheshire starting to display any symptoms of these health problems, please bring them to your nearest adoption center, or Fluffy Adoptions, for immediate medical attention.

"On occasion!" Willow answered, flicking an ear.

"Sometimes a bitty might arrive pregnant, or become pregnant under our noses while staying here. During those situations, we make sure the bitty is comfortable until they have their kittens." Willow gave a wink. "Or puppies!"

"The carrier and their kittens or puppies will be kept from being adopting until the little ones are weaned. Though, sometimes we do have exceptions if an adopter proves themself if they want to adopt a pregnant bitty, or a nursing bitty."

"We'll most likely have a more in-depth explanation of the whole process available soon. There's been some.... Renovations.... To the center, so we've all been busy."

Willow gave a chuckle. "Though, we did get some hired help recently to assist with caretaking. Its a big job for 2 full sized monsters, so these new hires are a big help. You'll all meet them soon, though, so don't worry."

"Of course!" Willow chirped.

"Each bitty has favorites specific to them, but overall they only need a steady diet of meat."

"They don't need food EVERY day, though, unless you have a super active bitty. It depends on the activity of your bitty, and on how much energy they spend on the daily."

"Its best not to give them foods that regular cats and dogs can't eat. It might not kill them, but it could seriously hurt them."

Willow appeared serious. "If your bitty has ingested a substance a normal cat or dog can't eat, please bring them either to Fluffy Adoptions or a medical centre as soon as possible."