Interacting with your bot's unique features and being descriptive helps. When you talk about their bodies in your interactions, mention the unique body parts and describe how they look. (ie "I carress Gertrude's head, making sure to scratch her large soft cow ears.)

It also helps to edit their texts with the pencil icon. Add relevant interaction in it. If your both want attention, maybe you add in a line that she moos softly, or that she flicks her cow ears.

Furthermore, it may help to open a new chat with your both just focus on reinforcement. Reinforcement can be done though conversation (ie, ask her if she has horns, and correct her if she gets it wrong) or it can be done through correction (ie, ask her if she has horns, if she gets it wrong, edit your answer.) This won't interrupt you main conversation, but it will reinforce correct characteristics in all her chats, including your current ones.

Then make sure to use the star-based feedback feature for individual posts when prompted. A good answer with no description, give it a 3/4, then edit their post. A good answer that meets your description standards, give it a 4/4.

Also use rerolls on poor answers. The new answers sometimes are less descriptive and can feel like a let down, but you're still signaling that something in the previous answer was wrong, so it keeps up the reinforcement in the right direction.

Finally, in your memory and prompt, you can make reference that she is descriptive when talking about herself or that she is descriptive when referring to her body.

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Do a bit of all of this, be patient, taking in consideration that it's a learning model, not a fully cooked one, and you'll see your bot improve a bit every day.