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Realize I never got a full shot of him up. Here he is with the new head.
This quadsuit is a heavily reFURbished suit received last year. I've remade his head twice, new stilts, new tail, new rear feet, and swapped the fur out on the body for a much darker fur. I haven't walked in a quad for over a year and have one hand in a brace, making walking all the more awkward. He's super light though compared to Zero (who is a whoppin 50 lbs) and is very comfortable.
Link no longer belongs to me and is with an owner who is able to perform in him more than I ever since I injured my wrist earlier this year.
This video is still uploading and will take a moment while it gets on up to the web. http://youtu.be/RI7rmymKNiE
Better and brighter shots of Link's head cane seen here:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/11102621/
There was very little lighting outside with a storm rolling in. Was the coolest part of the evening so we grabbed shots when we were able.
This quadsuit is a heavily reFURbished suit received last year. I've remade his head twice, new stilts, new tail, new rear feet, and swapped the fur out on the body for a much darker fur. I haven't walked in a quad for over a year and have one hand in a brace, making walking all the more awkward. He's super light though compared to Zero (who is a whoppin 50 lbs) and is very comfortable.
Link no longer belongs to me and is with an owner who is able to perform in him more than I ever since I injured my wrist earlier this year.
This video is still uploading and will take a moment while it gets on up to the web. http://youtu.be/RI7rmymKNiE
Better and brighter shots of Link's head cane seen here:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/11102621/
There was very little lighting outside with a storm rolling in. Was the coolest part of the evening so we grabbed shots when we were able.
Category All / All
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Size 1211 x 520px
File Size 195.9 kB
The front legs of wolves and dogs are digitigrade, just like the back legs. Digitigrade refers to the anatomy of the foot more than the leg. A dog/wolf's back legs look the way they do not because they're digitigrade, but because they have a different structure than the front legs.
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