#centaur bitty

UnderFell Sans Centaur

Name: Amer

Species: American Saddlebred

Size: 1'6 - 2'6 feet tall(Mini), 4'6 - 5'6 feet tall(Fullsize), 7'6 - 8'6 feet tall(Bara)

Personality: Gruff, loyal, prideful, active,

Likes: Large fields/yards/padocks/barns/(wherever you keep your centaur bitty), cuddles, affection, attention, large herds,

Dislikes: being cooped up, being alone, being bored, being without a large herd,

Compatibility: They hate being all cooped up somewhere, even a large yard may cause them to feel all stuffy, even if it looks like there's plenty of room! They need a LOT of space, so much so that keeping a Bara Amer is almost impossible by anyone that isnt a millionaire who can afford the land and even other bitties for one- they can walk over 100 miles in a day if they're in a walking mood!

They are a herd bitty and often have a/b/o like ranks in herds of Amers and other centaur bitties, and they usually tend to be the boss said herds,

They need at least 6-10 other bitties in their herd to be happy!

They may be gruff and seem mean at first, but they're just giant sweet hearts and care deeply for their herds on the inside! Though they do practice tough love sometimes,

Feeding habits: Centaurs are mainly herbivores, Amers arent picky and will eat just about anything, even dirt if they're hungry enough-

Additional info: Centaur bitties can be ridden as long as you aren't more than heavy! Though luckily they are a bit stronger than normal horses so as long as you aren't over 40%(instead of the 20% of normal horses) of their body weight then you should be able to ride them just fine as long as you have properly fitted tack! And a good thing is that they can tell you if it hurts and if you need to get off!

Centaur bitties do best with a lot of outside time! And they tend to walk a lot! Even lazy ones can easily walk 20 - 40(based on size) miles a day without getting tired!

Zone: Plains, Savanna,

In Universe: They're seen as good bitties for large herds and working bitties,

Difficulty: Intermediate

Features:

Main colors: reds, black, bay, grey, chestnut, palomino, pinto,

Secondary colors: reds, black, dark grays, bay, grey, chestnut, palomino, pinto

Extra: N/A

UnderTale Papyrus Centaur

Name: Jord

Species: Fjord horse

Size: 2 - 3 feet tall(Mini), 5 - 6 feet tall(Fullsize), 8 - 9 feet tall(Bara)

Personality: Active, hyper, friendly, athletic,

Likes: Running, jumping, swimming, playing, large herds.

Dislikes: Being bored, small spaces/fields, small herds,

Compatibility: These bitties are super active and can easily walk double the average amount of miles in a day due to them always running around,

They somehow have so much energy that they can stay up for days on end and never get tired! Due to this it's best to have other bitties that can keep up with them or more that prefer/are more active in different parts of the day/night to keep them from getting bored!

When they get bored they have a habit of jumping fences, though due to this having jumps on their fields is a good way to keep them from getting bored!

These bitties are super social and need larger herds to be happy,

Feeding habits: Centaurs are mainly herbivores, Jord's are not super picky and as they are almost always out in a field(it's hard to keep them inside, even when Mini sized due to their energy)

Additional info: Centaur bitties can be ridden as long as you aren't more than heavy! Though luckily they are a bit stronger than normal horses so as long as you aren't over 40%(instead of the 20% of normal horses) of their body weight then you should be able to ride them just fine as long as you have properly fitted tack! And a good thing is that they can tell you if it hurts and if you need to get off!

Centaur bitties do best with a lot of outside time! And they tend to walk a lot! Even lazy ones can easily walk 20 - 40(based on size) miles a day without getting tired!

Zone: [[Plains]], [[Savanna]],

In Universe: These bitties are seen as way to full of energy for any sane person to keep!

Difficulty: Intermediate - Advanced

Features:

Main colors: White, gray, brown, black, tan, chestnut, orange,

Secondary colors: White, gray, brown, black, tan, chestnut, orange,

Extra: N/A

UnderTale Sans Centaur

Name: Ara

Species: Arabian horse

Size: 1 - 2 feet tall(Mini), 4 - 5 feet tall(Fullsize), 7 - 8 feet tall(Bara)

Personality: Lazy, laidback, lighthearted, jokester

Likes: Being outside, naps in the sun,

Dislikes: Being inside all the time, being alone,

Compatibility: These bitties prefer having other bitties around as Centaurs are herd animals, but they can do just fine as long as they have enough interaction daily!

These bitties do a lot of walking for a type classified as 'lazy', but this is compared to other Centaur bitties! These bitties are ones that prefer walking on a trail or just in a pasture and gazing over running, jumping, and doing tricks, thought this doesn't mean they wont! They still get some extra energy sometimes too!

Ara's love to play games but prefer ones that don't take a lot of energy to do! They are a pretty common Centaur type to be invited inside

Feeding habits: Centaurs are mainly herbivores, Ara's aren't very picky and might even graze just because they can!

There has also been reports of Ara's eating things like dirt or clay, but this is suspected to be pica, so these bitties might commonly have pica as well!

Additional info: Centaur bitties can be ridden as long as you aren't more than heavy! Though luckily they are a bit stronger than normal horses so as long as you aren't over 40%(instead of the 20% of normal horses) of their body weight then you should be able to ride them just fine as long as you have properly fitted tack! And a good thing is that they can tell you if it hurts and if you need to get off!

Centaur bitties do best with a lot of outside time! And they tend to walk a lot! Even lazy ones can easily walk 20 - 40(based on size) miles a day without getting tired!

Zone: Plains, Savanna,

In Universe: These bitties are seen as one of the most beginner friendly Centaur bitties due to how lazy they are,

Difficulty: Beginner

Features:

Main colors: Blue, bay, black, gray, white, chestnut,

Secondary colors: Blue, bay, black, gray, white, chestnut,

Extra: N/A

Name: Linger

Species: Haflinger Horse

Size: 1 - 2 feet tall(Mini), 4 - 5 feet tall(Fullsize), 7 - 8 feet tall(Bara)

Personality:Gentle, cheerful, steady, affectionate, curious, empathetic, calm, dependable, mellow, nurturing, attentive, loyal, playful, serene

Likes: Fresh clover, sunbathing, grooming sessions, warm weather, soothing music, being read to, quiet walks

Dislikes: Loud noises, confinement, poorly fitted tack, being startled, rushed interactions

Compatibility: Linger is a centaur bitty well-suited to caretakers who enjoy a peaceful, pastoral lifestyle or have access to spacious, natural environments. Their calm and intuitive temperament makes them excellent for those seeking emotional comfort or a steady companion to help regulate routines. Despite their soft demeanor, they are incredibly durable and strong for their size, capable of carrying appropriate weight for rides and assisting with light physical tasks if asked gently.

They are very expressive, using both body language and speech to communicate when something is uncomfortable or upsetting. This makes them beginner-friendly, as they are not prone to hiding discomfort like some more stoic bitties might. Linger thrives with companionship but doesn’t demand constant attention- an ideal match for those who appreciate a quiet but warm presence in their daily life.

While they get along well with other bitties, especially herbivores or similarly gentle types, they may struggle to relax around highly chaotic or confrontational individuals. Patience and a respectful approach go a long way with them.

Given their strong instincts for open spaces and walking, caretakers should expect to provide frequent time outdoors or simulate it with large enclosures, walking wheels, or artificial nature zones.

Feeding habits: Centaurs are mainly herbivores, Linger's have a love for tacos and Mexican food as a whole, though they aren't the most picky eaters!

Additional info: Centaur bitties can be ridden as long as you aren't more than heavy! Though luckily they are a bit stronger than normal horses so as long as you aren't over 40%(instead of the 20% of normal horses) of their body weight then you should be able to ride them just fine as long as you have properly fitted tack! And a good thing is that they can tell you if it hurts and if you need to get off!

Centaur bitties do best with a lot of outside time! And they tend to walk a lot! Even lazy ones can easily walk 20 - 40(based on size) miles a day without getting tired!

Zone: Plains, Savanna,

In Universe: Despite morphs being an unusually common thing with this type, this bitty having a morph actually makes them less desirable to bitty collectors, though for home adoption its rarely cared about!

Difficulty: Basic

Features:

Main colors: Blue, chestnut, white

Secondary colors: White, chestnut, blue

Extra: Mane and tail are always flaxen or white in color. Soft gradients and smooth white patterning are common across the coat, but fully white legs are extremely rare and considered a visual trait of luck by some.

UnderFell Papyrus Centaur

Name: Ountain

Species: Rocky Mountain Horse

Size: 2'6 - 3'6 feet tall(Mini), 5'6 - 6'6 feet tall(Fullsize), 8'6 - 9'6 feet tall(Bara)

Personality: Determined, protective, social, territorial,

Likes: Large spaces, colder weather, rain, cuddles with herdmates, affection,

Dislikes: being alone, small herds, other herds in their territory, strangers in their territory,

Compatibility: Despite their maybe 'gentle' nature, they can be highly territorial and may even fight for land if there is a territory overlap with herds, or they may try to take over the other herd and their land-

They do best with at least 4-6 other bitties in their herds, they dont need a large herd but a mid sized one is required for them to be happy, and to avoid fights and proporty destruction as they may try to basically bitty-nap other bitties for their herds-

When in a herd they are almost always the head of the herd and have been seen with a/b/o like ranks in their herds as well!

If they're introduced to a herd who already has a leader they may try to take over the herd, but if there are clear boundaries and respect then they may be content being a guardian of the herd of sorts,

Feeding habits: Centaurs are mainly herbivores, Ountain bitties arent very picky, but do prefer proper food like their caretaker may eat over hay or grass,

Additional info: Centaur bitties can be ridden as long as you aren't more than heavy! Though luckily they are a bit stronger than normal horses so as long as you aren't over 40%(instead of the 20% of normal horses) of their body weight then you should be able to ride them just fine as long as you have properly fitted tack! And a good thing is that they can tell you if it hurts and if you need to get off!

Centaur bitties do best with a lot of outside time! And they tend to walk a lot! Even lazy ones can easily walk 20 - 40(based on size) miles a day without getting tired!

Zone: Plains, Savanna,

In Universe: They're seen as a lot to handle but popular for guard bitties,

Difficulty: intermediate

Features:

Main colors: reds, black, dark brown,

Secondary colors: reds, black, dark brown,

Extra: N/A

UnderTale Gaster Centaur

Name: Ollo

Species: Criollo horse/Crioulo horse

Size: 1'6 - 2'6 feet tall(Mini), 4'6 - 5'6 feet tall(Fullsize), 7'6 - 8'6 feet tall(Bara)

Personality: Laid back, curious, calm,

Likes: Being outside, naps in the sun, reading, learning,

Dislikes: Being inside all the time, being alone,

Compatibility: These bitties prefer chilling and reading over doing a lot of walking, but they still walk a lot and enjoy walking while listening to audio books or just reading normally!

These bitties are very curious and often greet new bitties first!

They're a highly social bitty and are a herd bitty, so need at least 3 other bitties around to be happy!

Feeding habits: Centaurs are mainly herbivores, Ollo's are not very picky and will often eat almost anything that's plant based!

Additional info: Centaur bitties can be ridden as long as you aren't more than heavy! Though luckily they are a bit stronger than normal horses so as long as you aren't over 40%(instead of the 20% of normal horses) of their body weight then you should be able to ride them just fine as long as you have properly fitted tack! And a good thing is that they can tell you if it hurts and if you need to get off!

Centaur bitties do best with a lot of outside time! And they tend to walk a lot! Even lazy ones can easily walk 20 - 40(based on size) miles a day without getting tired!

Zone: Plains, Savanna,

In Universe: They're seen as good bitties for bitty rides, though bitty rides can easily become abusive if whoever runs it focuses more on money and less on the bitties health and well being-

Difficulty: Basic

Features:

Main colors: Black, brown, chestnut, bay, buckskin, grullo, palomino, grey, overo, white,

Secondary colors: Black, brown, chestnut, bay, buckskin, grullo, palomino, grey, overo, white,

Extra: N/A

Sans =

UnderTale - Ara

UnderFell - Amer

UnderSwap - Linger

SwapFell - Pian

Papyrus =

UnderTale - Jord

UnderFell - Ountain

UnderSwap - Ret

SwapFell - Forest

Gaster =

UnderTale - Ollo

UnderFell - Kehner

UnderSwap - Eland