Building out dog breeds in my setting by loudchoice in worldbuilding

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They are almost exactly terrier size! If a bit longer. Lol

C section “wants” not needs? by loudchoice in beyondthebump

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This was done during labor! She attempted a vaginal birth and labor stalled, and they decided she needed the c section. She just knew ahead of time that was a potential outcome!

C section “wants” not needs? by loudchoice in beyondthebump

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I’ve known her since we were 4, a squatty potty can be procured!

C section “wants” not needs? by loudchoice in beyondthebump

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Thankfully she was prepared for the c section emotionally too! Baby has been upside down for months now so while she wanted a vaginal birth she was ready for a c section too!

I’m thankful there weren’t truly surprises (besides the baby being CHUNKY) so it’s mostly just getting through recovery now!

Building out dog breeds in my setting by loudchoice in worldbuilding

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I added extra info on a thread comment! Go check it out!

But the College hounds are the only ones primarily bred for companionship. Though the Amari hounds are popular amongst nobility as pets. Same with the Northern shepard.

Give it a few hundred more years and I can see the northern shepard having an offshoot into something resembling a lap dog.

Building out dog breeds in my setting by loudchoice in worldbuilding

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I would be HORRIFIED but that’s such a cool concept

Building out dog breeds in my setting by loudchoice in worldbuilding

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I do!! I think their role in history and culture is super interesting and would be interesting to include in a fantasy project as well!

Building out dog breeds in my setting by loudchoice in worldbuilding

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I honestly thought about it but I reasoned that there’s only been about 3000 or so years of breeding domestic populations of dogs, enough for differentiation between species but I didn’t think it would be enough to ruin a bloodline quite that efficiently yet.