Terafraf
There appears to be wing like appendages on their backs that they are able to move quite ably. The happier they are the more excitedly they wag their tails and flap their wings. There are however no reports of them being able to fly.
Finhund
Having short dense fur helps keep the finhunds nearly waterproof which is useful as they swim around in lakes and rivers as often as they run on land. They have fins that look adept for fast swimmming but they spend most of their aquatic time lounging on the surface.
Mestiff
The fur at the ends of the ears and tails of mestiffs are bushy and thick. They are also able to move their ears in a rudimentary fashion, so by swinging their ears and wagging their tails slowly they produce a sweeping like motion that moves dirt and debree around them. They are notable for keeping their sleeping places quite clean.
Wispnari
They have a very dense set of whickers on their muzzles along with additional sets of similar hair on the back of their necks. It is speculated that the extra sensory is able to give them an almost clairvoyance perception allowing them to take shelter from rain an hour before it happens and similar occurances.
Ghoaspitz
Tragically, while they are nocturnal and their appearance at night tend to scare off a lot of people who find them, they are the most affectionate when meeting others. They have sharp piercing yellow eyes and the ends of their tails emit a faint glow in the dark.
Pomcory
Possibly the best decription of them are real life chia pets. The fur on their backs are larger and somewhat hollow allowing small weeds and vegetation to take root on them. The extra plants do not bother them however and they seem to welcome the variety, often getting excited to see whats growing on each other.
