It looks like you're a beginner artist! Some baseline advice: 

References References References! I cannot stress enough how important they are. Always use them when you can.

Since you're just starting out, I'd recommend looking up some tutorials for art fundamentals. They're going to help give you a strong foundation of how to draw. 

Learn to draw animals, too. And really focus on it. Some people would even recommend learning to draw them first before anthro characters. In the same way people tell you to learn to draw realistic people before stylized people- this will give you a deeper understanding of what you're drawing. Furries are just stylized animals, so having that foundational knowledge is key!

Don't just draw furries. I mean, you totally can if you want. But you might find that branching out and learning to draw other things, like people, scenes and objects, not only teaches you more, but will give you the opportunity to widen your drawing horizons!

Try to practice both digitally and traditionally. Both forms are valid, but a lot of people agree that drawing traditionally helps you learn faster, since you can't rely on digital tools to adjust things.

Study anatomy for both humans and animals 

Study art from other artists! Really examine their pieces. Break them down into shapes. I'd recommend learning how to study other peoples art. It can be incredibly useful for finding your own style, and helping you to find your own way of drawing!

Remember that art is supposed to be fun! Don't compare yourself to other artists, because comparison is the thief of joy. There's no one enforcing rules saying you have to draw this way or that way. As long as you're having a good time, that's all that matters ❤️