Neat design on it and I love the coloration on this one. I'm not one for adoptables but I hope these go to some good players.

Awh, thank you. The compliment is much appreciated, and I can only hope for the same. As I'd like for others to enjoy this species as much as I will once I have more done with them.

Huh..... seems like a steal. Also has a lot of similarities to my creature. Also still in development! Except so far only the female is (nearly) figured out.
Is that webbing between the fingers?

Nah, not a steal, just probably a similar idea to many people.
Canis Macropus is a Kangaroo-Dog. It's not a runner like the 'Raptor-Dog' hybrid that many have, and actually, it's mostly the males that I have figured out and the adolescent stages.

Like, here are some bodily concepts of adolescent stages I have.

But, anyway, that is a bit of webbing between its frontal toes, as they need to be able to adapt to their surroundings since they're not strong runners. Digging and scavenging, however, is mostly how they survive.

Honestly, though, I haven't really had the time to work on them lately, so the work I have for them is far from being updated, and probably will be for a while.

Oh no, I wasn't implying that. I meant "steal" as in "great bargain".
BTW, mine has webbing on the hind feet

Oooh. Lol.
My apologies. Lol. It was way early for me when I responded to that.
But yeah, I usually have them going for more than that, but this design doesn't seem to be a catch, so I lowered the price.

And hind feet webbing makes me believe they could be strong swimmers!

Hey, no problem.
And you're right! She's intended to be proficient in the water. But the webbing also helps keep her from sinking in to mud and silt.
So is yours a hopper?

Oh, that's pretty cool!
I wanted to make a type of water cat, but that will be for another day. After all, I'm no animal artist.

But, yes, the Canis Macropi are hoppers. Slap boxing is more or less their fight style, as their tails aren't thick enough to hold their weight.

Hmm..... I've thought about that too. I see what you mean for your species' lighter tails. My species can probably lean back on their tails, but I'm not sure if they'd kick like a roo since their legs are shorter overall and a bit heavier down low. Perhaps they don't really need to since their legs have high lateral strength and move well independently.
What do you think?

Also, I look forward to your future animal creations