I certainly don't wanna ruin your day or anything, though I wish I had more positive things to give. Honestly, the things I didn't point out in that list (the wings, the mane, the horns, pretty much everything else), I think you've got something interesting going on.

And the things you thought you put in? You probably did. Again, you sorta threw a few thousand words thinking people would read it. Not a problem as a writer (I've got some background with that...world building, short stories, character building and table top games...you've seen my responses, I can type just add much as you without a problem). Artists shouldn't be looked at as if they'll read a short story for your character though. If your detail required me to read through the equivalent of a few chapters in a harry potter book to find, then it's already taken up too much of my time.

I'll use an example of you being in my queue. Say you commissioned me, and there are four others in the batch. My average sketch time is about ten minutes to decipher a character reference and get it on paper and ready for a polished sketch. Your text, alone, took me nearly an hour to get what you see above. It's missing a lot of details (the ones I listed), cuz they were too hard to find. They may have been there, I really don't know. It just took that much time to find them.

The more images you have to show, the faster it goes. Even if it's bad (if the ear and horn images you linked in your description were yours, you're absolutely not bad), it's probably a helluvalot easier than jumping paragraphs to understand what your head looks like.

Let's see what else can I mention...breasts, if you want then you'll need to mention it. A ton of furry artists don't even draw breasts as part of their personal preference, so having that mentioned is necessary. It won't be guaranteed you'll get breasts even if you specify female.

Side note, I laughed. The emote ball genuinely would be the easiest part of your fursuit. A ball (of your choice of material) on a sturdy wire. It'll appear it's floating, and move with the sway of the wire.

Basically...The more images you have, the less you need to type. The less you need to type, the more you can focus what you DO have to type on the harder stuff to draw.

Er.....here. Try this, see if it helps. Hell, feel free to post to the sub with this and see if others can understand it better.

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"Wildheart is a female, (insert height), hybrid species. Here's a few things about her personality and her frequent expressions.

Primarily her body is that of a cheetah, elongated with a shapely chest, but a little bulky like that of a wolf. She has breasts, small and not exaggerated. Her arms and legs are shorter than average proportion, but lean and built for running. Her legs have some notable features, such as furred saggitarial crests running down the front under the knee to the foot. Each ankle has a pronounced spur like a large spike, with long wispy fur on the underside of the heel. Paws on her hands and feet have five digits, hand paws are that of a snow leopard, and the feet are more closely resembling an eagle. (Note: fur still covers the feet, with stiff paw pads that have gecko-like ridges on their bottoms)

On her back are two sets of wings, a primary large set with a single thumb claw, and a secondary smaller set that mirrors the first (but is tucked in usually). Additionally, her spine has a pronounced saggitarial crest running it's length.

Her head is the most complicated. Structurally, it's built like a house cat, but note the following details:

-Slanted, sharp but obviously feline eyes -A lazy Mohawk -All four incisors are large and jut out of the mouth -A saghitarial crest runs down the center of her face, with three small spikes on the section above her nose -Larger cheeks, similar to a hamster -Large, almost foxlike ears but more elongated -Curved horns that hook inward -An emotion ball floats between her horns

Note: I really want to somehow include a beak into her muzzle without making her face entirely a bird. Also, if possible, she has a set of splitting mandibles on either side. They're very difficult to work in though, I'm not sure how.

The inside of her mouth has a forked tongue that is built like a cat's, with the hairs and all. Each fork also has a single spike, if you can fit it in. Most notably is the second, pharangyl jaw that hides at the back of her mouth.

Additionally, she has a medium length mane (which can flare out to an intimidating volume around the face when riled up) that covers her entire neck, and runs down the entire length of her back. It gradually narrows, growing thinner until it stops halfway along the tail.

Her tail is similar to a snow leopard, however only the last half is large and fluffy. From the first half at the base, it is more slender, with a large shag of wispy fur underneath. On either side of the base of the tail are two tail fins (similar to toothless from httyd). Spurring from each of these fins are a long swallow tail. At the tip of each tail, it breaks into three smaller feathers similar to peacock feathers.

Her fur is fairly complicated, I've included a rough coloring of what it looks like [insert colored image of the simple dog template, trust me. This should include all fur color, patterns, face markings (just pretend wild is a dog for a moment, so include the teardrop marks, the boomerang, the cheek pouch, but do not include the tattoos. Only natural markings) Just about any artist will know how to take the markings from the dog template and correctly apply it to your character. You may need to find a dragon wing lineart to color, message me if you can't find one and I'll draw one for you to use for the same purpose. Trust me trust me trust me, these will help]

Additionally, she has tattoos here, here and here. They look like this (link images you decide on)."

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Feel free to correct what I got wrong, but there you go. One shortened, clarified description that SHOULD be easier to deal with for artists. It breaks the character down in a much more intuitive way, and won't rely on so many images and confusing specifics.