this is my Utah Raptor Angon Bitty Prince ^^

The creator of this bitty is @fantasy-fields-bitty-center 💛

Name: Rapier

Size: 2 - 4 feet tall (fullsize) 7 - 9 inches tall (mini) 6 - 7 feet tall(bara)

Personality: Loyal, kind, affectionate, shy,

Likes: Non-shattered Dream and non-shattered Nightmare bitties, chocolate, tacos, affection, company, being spoiled, attention,

Dislikes: dull rooms/plain rooms, being alone, being ignored,

Compatibility: Once they trust their owner/someone else they become very loyal to said person, often making it their mission to protect said person/bitty,

They are often very protective of those they care about, and can easily get jealous of new people/bitties and often need reassurance that they wont be replaced or they can easily become aggressive,

Rapiers do best in calmer/friendlier houses, and don't really care about size, though aggressive households make them agitated and they may fight with the other bitties!

Feeding habits: They will eat just about anything but absolutely love chocolate and tacos,

Additional info: Utah bitties are very cleaver and adventures, often getting out of the house/yard and running off! It is not recommended to leave Utah bitties unsupervised without a tracker!

It is recommended to keep trash up and away from any Utah bitty, as they will get into it and eat as much as they can before they are found!

When adopting a Utah bitty you need to have a lot of space for them to roam, a privacy fence and maybe even an electric fence as well, as any motivation(like seeing your neighbor is outside)can lead them to escape and run off, terrorizing other smaller bitties and even larger people in groups! these are also the only type of bitty where it isnt only ok to, but recommended to chip/use a shock color(with an invisible fence)!

These bitties are so difficult to managed we have to check your house and interview you(new poetical owner) to make sure your/your house is suitable for a Utah bitty,

Utah bitties require at least one other similarly sized bitty that doesn't mind being tackled and playfighting,

Utah bitties require plenty of enrichment to stay busy, anything from toys to playdates to things they can destroy/knock over/make a mess with,

Zone: Inside, Savanna, Forest, Plains,

In Universe: They are seen as good and loyal bitties, and a very good Utah bitties for calmer houses and beginners!

Difficulty: Beginner

Features:

Main colors: Gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Secondary colors: Gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Extra: has feathers but featherless feet, tails may have a fan and said tail fan may only be near the tip of the tail or all the way down the tail, arms double as wings with only the thumb sticking out,

Name: Bolas

Size: 1'2 - 2'2 feet tall (fullsize) 4 - 6 inches tall (mini) 4'2 - 5'2 feet tall(bara)

Personality: Tsundere, sassy, moody, stubborn,

Likes: Praise, chocolate treats, plushies, blankets, naps, older corny dramas,

Dislikes: Bitties or people that try to keep him from destroying or knocking things over, to much physical contact,

Compatibility: All Error type bitties can easily be over stimulated by physical contact and often need a lot of time to get used to someone before physical contact doesn’t bother them as much, it is best to let them come to you until you know they are comfortable with it!

Like most Error types they can make strings! They often use their strings to nest/play with but don't mind their strings being use by their owners to make things! It acts just like yarn! Just be sure to not over use their string as it takes energy to make new string!

Bolas like toys they can knock over/make noise, like bells or wooden blocks, having these things can help them satiate their drive to destroy things!

Having an Angon bitty can help satiate their drive to destroy things and help with their stubborn nature, and make it easier to get them to do things/listen to you, though they are not required!

Feeding habits: They can live off of and me perfectly healthy off of a vegan diet but prefer to eat meat, they tend like food that crunches,

Additional info: Utah bitties are very cleaver and adventures, often getting out of the house/yard and running off! It is not recommended to leave Utah bitties unsupervised without a tracker!

It is recommended to keep trash up and away from any Utah bitty, as they will get into it and eat as much as they can before they are found!

When adopting a Utah bitty you need to have a lot of space for them to roam, a privacy fence and maybe even an electric fence as well, as any motivation(like seeing your neighbor is outside)can lead them to escape and run off, terrorizing other smaller bitties and even larger people in groups! these are also the only type of bitty where it isnt only ok to, but recommended to chip/use a shock color(with an invisible fence)!

These bitties are so difficult to managed we have to check your house and interview you(new poetical owner) to make sure your/your house is suitable for a Utah bitty,

Utah bitties require at least one other similarly sized bitty that doesn't mind being tackled and playfighting,

Utah bitties require plenty of enrichment to stay busy, anything from toys to playdates to things they can destroy/knock over/make a mess with,

Zone: Inside, Savanna, Forest, Plains,

In Universe: Bolas are seen as very taboo and difficult to care for,

Difficulty: Intermediate

Features:

Main colors: Red, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Secondary colors: Red, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Extra: has feathers but featherless feet, tails may have a fan and said tail fan may only be near the tip of the tail or all the way down the tail, arms double as wings with only the thumb sticking out,

Name: Tanto

Size: 2 - 3 feet tall (fullsize) 6 - 8 inches tall (mini) 5 - 6 feet tall(bara)

Personality: Sassy, smug, mischievous, picky, destructive, mischievous,

Likes: Dagger bitties, soft things, annoying others, puzzles, cooking, being cared for, mischief,

Dislikes: Bad food, being excluded or ignored, bitter food,

Compatibility: Tanto bitties must be adopted with their brother type(Dagger), and they can become down right aggressive without them,

They love annoying others to the point of fights, but as they are weak they can exactly win any fights, but they often rely on their Dagger to fight for them,

They are somewhat fragile, and can get hurt very easy, its best to make sure that they are in a safe place before getting to far away from them, even though they will run full speed in the house,

They are excellent at stealth and often put other bitties/people on edge a lot, though get bored once they get used to them,

Feeding habits: They can be extremely picky at times, its best to stick to pasta’s for them, or letting them cook,

Additional info: Utah bitties are very cleaver and adventures, often getting out of the house/yard and running off! It is not recommended to leave Utah bitties unsupervised without a tracker!

It is recommended to keep trash up and away from any Utah bitty, as they will get into it and eat as much as they can before they are found!

When adopting a Utah bitty you need to have a lot of space for them to roam, a privacy fence and maybe even an electric fence as well, as any motivation(like seeing your neighbor is outside)can lead them to escape and run off, terrorizing other smaller bitties and even larger people in groups! these are also the only type of bitty where it isnt only ok to, but recommended to chip/use a shock color(with an invisible fence)!

These bitties are so difficult to managed we have to check your house and interview you(new poetical owner) to make sure your/your house is suitable for a Utah bitty,

Utah bitties require at least one other similarly sized bitty that doesn't mind being tackled and playfighting,

Utah bitties require plenty of enrichment to stay busy, anything from toys to playdates to things they can destroy/knock over/make a mess with,

Zone: Inside, Savanna, Forest, Plains,

In Universe: They are seen as dangerous and destructive, and harder to care for as they have to be adopted with another dangerous and destructive bitty

Difficulty: Intermediate

Features:

Main colors: Red, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Secondary colors: Red, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Extra: has feathers but featherless feet, tails may have a fan and said tail fan may only be near the tip of the tail or all the way down the tail, arms double as wings with only the thumb sticking out,

Name: Dagger

Size: 1'6 - 2'6 feet tall (fullsize) 5 - 7 inches tall (mini) 4'6 - 5'6 feet tall(bara)

Personality: Destructive, sassy, stubborn, lazy, mischievous,

Likes: Naps, lazing around, jokes, soft things, annoying others, Tanto bitties,

Dislikes: Being alone, yelling, and Chara types,

Compatibility: They don’t care if others fight, and actually find it funny, often getting some snacks and watching the fight like its a comedy show,

They sometimes like to pick fights/annoy others when bored, but don’t really fight unless someone strikes at them first,

Dagger bitties are prone to hallucinations/schizophrenia, an often need medication for it,

Dagger bitties must be adopted with their brother type(Tanto), and they can become down right aggressive without them,

Feeding habits: They are not picky at all, and will eat literally anything, even if they have to snatch some food and run!

Additional info: Utah bitties are very cleaver and adventures, often getting out of the house/yard and running off! It is not recommended to leave Utah bitties unsupervised without a tracker!

It is recommended to keep trash up and away from any Utah bitty, as they will get into it and eat as much as they can before they are found!

When adopting a Utah bitty you need to have a lot of space for them to roam, a privacy fence and maybe even an electric fence as well, as any motivation(like seeing your neighbor is outside)can lead them to escape and run off, terrorizing other smaller bitties and even larger people in groups! these are also the only type of bitty where it isnt only ok to, but recommended to chip/use a shock color(with an invisible fence)!

These bitties are so difficult to managed we have to check your house and interview you(new poetical owner) to make sure your/your house is suitable for a Utah bitty,

Utah bitties require at least one other similarly sized bitty that doesn't mind being tackled and playfighting,

Utah bitties require plenty of enrichment to stay busy, anything from toys to playdates to things they can destroy/knock over/make a mess with,

Zone: Inside, Savanna, Forest, Plains,

In Universe: They are seen as dangerous and destructive, and harder to care for as they have to be adopted with another dangerous and destructive bitty

Difficulty: Intermediate

Features:

Main colors: Red, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Secondary colors: Red, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Extra: has feathers but featherless feet, tails may have a fan and said tail fan may only be near the tip of the tail or all the way down the tail, arms double as wings with only the thumb sticking out,

Name: Javelin

Size: 2 - 3 feet tall (fullsize) 6 - 8 inches tall (mini) 5 - 6 feet tall(bara)

Personality: Cleaver, mischievous, destructive, persistent, annoying,

Likes: Running, escaping things, hoarding things, destroying things, terrorizing and annoying anyone they can,

Dislikes: Commanded or controlled openly, muzzles, collars and harnesses. not being able to go outside

Compatibility: Javelin bitties can and will try to eat anything that can fit in their mouths, and can never be around any smaller bitties, they will be eaten! and Javelin bitties and can out run a Racer when mini sized!

Javelin bitties must smaller households, as in larger ones they often make far to many enemies, a more aggressive Bitty household is actually recommended for these type as they can put them more in there place then a softer sided bitty household!

While it is often called abuse to muzzle many bitty types, it is recommended(and required in places like stores or bitty parks) to muzzle Javelin bitties,

Javelin bitties can be allowed to not were a muzzle outside of the house with proper paper work, to get this paper work your Javelin bitty must go through extensive training and the papers must be renewed every month for the first few years,

When fencing in a yard for a Javelin bitty, the fence must be very tall and the fence must have a large Y at the top to prevent your Javelin bitty from jumping over the fence, they can just super high up!

Javelin bitties are extremely greedy and will steal any and all items, and this must be trained out(trust me we have to train them so much we miss things sometimes), this will also help with their food stealing!

Feeding habits: Javelin bitties are omnivores though love hunting! But they will also snatch any food they can grab and be gone before you figure out what happened, it is best to train this out of them as soon as you can, as they can easily make this a habit!

Additional info: Utah bitties are very cleaver and adventures, often getting out of the house/yard and running off! It is not recommended to leave Utah bitties unsupervised without a tracker!

It is recommended to keep trash up and away from any Utah bitty, as they will get into it and eat as much as they can before they are found!

When adopting a Utah bitty you need to have a lot of space for them to roam, a privacy fence and maybe even an electric fence as well, as any motivation(like seeing your neighbor is outside)can lead them to escape and run off, terrorizing other smaller bitties and even larger people in groups! these are also the only type of bitty where it isnt only ok to, but recommended to chip/use a shock color(with an invisible fence)!

These bitties are so difficult to managed we have to check your house and interview you(new poetical owner) to make sure your/your house is suitable for a Utah bitty,

Utah bitties require at least one other similarly sized bitty that doesn't mind being tackled and playfighting,

Utah bitties require plenty of enrichment to stay busy, anything from toys to playdates to things they can destroy/knock over/make a mess with,

Zone: Inside, Savanna, Forest, Plains,

In Universe: Even those that like Utah bitties see these bitties as harbingers of chaos,

Difficulty: Exptert

Features:

Main colors: Blue, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Secondary colors: Blue, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Extra: has feathers but featherless feet, tails may have a fan and said tail fan may only be near the tip of the tail or all the way down the tail, arms double as wings with only the thumb sticking out,

Name: Hak

Size: 3 - 5 feet tall (fullsize) 8 - 10 inches tall (mini) 7 - 8 feet tall(bara)

Personality: Destructive, high energy, semi food aggressive(until they deem you trustworthy),

Likes: Running around. playing, toys, cuddles, napping in the sun,

Dislikes: Wasted foods, restricted movements, not being able to play, run around, being alone,

Compatibility: Hak's prefer smaller and closer families but dont mind larger families as well! though can have issues with sharing!

As long as they are one of the smallest bitties in the house they are fine! though may nibble others still,

Hak bitties should not be to much bigger than any other bitty, as if they can fit in their mouth they may try to eat them!

Hak bitties can be very destructive, an easy way to get around this is by letting them shred cardboard or paper, letting them knock over wooden blocks, and giving things they can chew on!

Feeding habits: Hak bitties are obligate carnivores and need the main part of their diet to be meat!

Hak bitties overeat, often instinctual, they will eat to the point of being sick and keep eating if you let them, so its best to ration them and/or give them a slow feeder, or even freeze snacks for them so they have to wait for them to thaw, they would probably like plain ice as a snack as well!

Additional info: Utah bitties are very cleaver and adventures, often getting out of the house/yard and running off! It is not recommended to leave Utah bitties unsupervised without a tracker!

It is recommended to keep trash up and away from any Utah bitty, as they will get into it and eat as much as they can before they are found!

When adopting a Utah bitty you need to have a lot of space for them to roam, a privacy fence and maybe even an electric fence as well, as any motivation(like seeing your neighbor is outside)can lead them to escape and run off, terrorizing other smaller bitties and even larger people in groups! these are also the only type of bitty where it isnt only ok to, but recommended to chip/use a shock color(with an invisible fence)!

These bitties are so difficult to managed we have to check your house and interview you(new poetical owner) to make sure your/your house is suitable for a Utah bitty,

Utah bitties require at least one other similarly sized bitty that doesn't mind being tackled and playfighting,

Utah bitties require plenty of enrichment to stay busy, anything from toys to playdates to things they can destroy/knock over/make a mess with,

Zone Inside, Savanna, Forest, Plains,

In Universe: To those that like Utah bitties these bitties are like over active and super social cats, and to everyone else they are terrors to society that will rip your front door off because they saw a butterfly, being a whole new meaning to 'the butterfly effect'.

Difficulty: Expert

Features:

Main colors: Blue, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Secondary colors: Blue, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Extra: has feathers but featherless feet, tails may have a fan and said tail fan may only be near the tip of the tail or all the way down the tail, arms double as wings with only the thumb sticking out,

Name: Golo

Size: 4 - 6 feet tall (fullsize) 1 - 2 feet tall (mini) 8 - 9 feet tall(bara)

Personality: Sweet, playful, affectionate, semi food aggressive(until they deem you trustworthy), protective,

Likes: Running around. playing, toys, cuddles, challenging puzzle related games and activities, exercise, walks,

Dislikes: Overwhelming/strong smells, Wasted foods, restricted movements, not being able to play, run around, being alone, being muzzled,

Compatibility: Golo bitties have more teeth and claw problems then other Utah bitties and need more frequent appointments to have their teeth checked and claws cared for,

When around aggressive bitties, Golo bitties will also become aggressive and will even try to eat the aggressive bitties! So its best to keep them away from any aggressive bitties,

Golo bitties like watching tv and can easily figure out how to get around any new streaming service, they love shows like Tanked, Treehouse masters, and Mastercheif kids(they hate the non kids version),

Golo bitties do best in larger households and get along with many different bitties, an can even get along with other destructive bitties or tsundere types!

Feeding habits: Golo bitties prefer live prey, though will accept non live pray as well!

Golo bitties also love snacks like fruits and veggies, and are omnivores, unlike their brother-type, Hak's,

Additional info: Utah bitties are very cleaver and adventures, often getting out of the house/yard and running off! It is not recommended to leave Utah bitties unsupervised without a tracker!

It is recommended to keep trash up and away from any Utah bitty, as they will get into it and eat as much as they can before they are found!

When adopting a Utah bitty you need to have a lot of space for them to roam, a privacy fence and maybe even an electric fence as well, as any motivation(like seeing your neighbor is outside)can lead them to escape and run off, terrorizing other smaller bitties and even larger people in groups! these are also the only type of bitty where it isnt only ok to, but recommended to chip/use a shock color(with an invisible fence)!

These bitties are so difficult to managed we have to check your house and interview you(new poetical owner) to make sure your/your house is suitable for a Utah bitty,

Utah bitties require at least one other similarly sized bitty that doesn't mind being tackled and playfighting,

Utah bitties require plenty of enrichment to stay busy, anything from toys to playdates to things they can destroy/knock over/make a mess with,

Zone: Inside, Savanna, Forest, Plains,

In Universe: Golo bitties are seen as much nicer and are much more popular than their brother-type,

Difficulty: Intermediate

Features:

Main colors: Orange, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Secondary colors: Orange, gray, black, white, tan, brown,

Extra: has feathers but featherless feet, tails may have a fan and said tail fan may only be near the tip of the tail or all the way down the tail, arms double as wings with only the thumb sticking out,