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9/10 + 5 for Inked-Eyes of her tokota Sitka and handler Sebby I don't think anyone has ever drawn an inukshuk in their rite of fortitude entries yet o3o but the inukshuk fits perfectly in this piece I think xD, Also did some more tack experimentation still with the collars, except this time its got a halter thats also attached to the collar :3

Link or thumbnail of import sheet: fav.me/d7nk81z

Registered name and ID number: Sitka 66

Prestige breeder or Pack leader?: Pack Leader

Handler name: Sebastian Lopez

Training images and/or bonus images: fav.me/d7qa3rs

After coming out of the forest, where the winding branches seemed to stretch up forever and block your view of the sun, Sebastian was relieved to get rid of the awkward suffocating paranoia filled forest. Nothing was wrong with the forest, just that it had been a while since he last saw a guiding inukshuk that flagged their course through Alaska. Finally able to see around him again, Sebastian realized he needed to cross over a swiftly moving river with Sitka. Obviously the tokota did not want to stay in the cold water, Sitka moved quite quickly through it, causing stray droplets of water to splash his rider. However soaked the Spanish man was, he could finally breath easy again, as he had found the next sign that said: You're on the Right Path.

Description
9/10 + 5 for Inked-Eyes of her tokota Sitka and handler Sebby I don't think anyone has ever drawn an inukshuk in their rite of fortitude entries yet o3o but the inukshuk fits perfectly in this piece I think xD, Also did some more tack experimentation still with the collars, except this time its got a halter thats also attached to the collar :3

Link or thumbnail of import sheet: fav.me/d7nk81z

Registered name and ID number: Sitka 66

Prestige breeder or Pack leader?: Pack Leader

Handler name: Sebastian Lopez

Training images and/or bonus images: fav.me/d7qa3rs

After coming out of the forest, where the winding branches seemed to stretch up forever and block your view of the sun, Sebastian was relieved to get rid of the awkward suffocating paranoia filled forest. Nothing was wrong with the forest, just that it had been a while since he last saw a guiding inukshuk that flagged their course through Alaska. Finally able to see around him again, Sebastian realized he needed to cross over a swiftly moving river with Sitka. Obviously the tokota did not want to stay in the cold water, Sitka moved quite quickly through it, causing stray droplets of water to splash his rider. However soaked the Spanish man was, he could finally breath easy again, as he had found the next sign that said: You're on the Right Path.