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Aussie!Now belongs to CuriousCreatures
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I'll probably be told no but I have to ask, can I take this drawing and change the color of it to look like my aussie, Kaze? I'd give credit to you of course (like put your username and put it next to it's leg and write that you let me use it) but I'm planning to make a tribute kinda video to him since he passed away today and I really like this drawing it reminds me a lot of him.
Thanks either way
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Some have some dont xD
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Eeeh!! I lvoe Aussies!! I own an aussie, and what a darling she is~
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H e is absolutely adorable, btw where is his tail or he doesn't have any?
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I grew up with Australian Shepherds. Some are born with bob tails, which is preferred among breeders. If born with a long tail, more often than not the tails are docked at a young age, for hygiene reasons (poop getting caught in the fur), to keep them in the gene pool for breeding, for work-dogs (to avoid hurting themselves in the grass and fields), and also because they are giant whips of fluffy muscle.
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He's awesome! (No pun intended.) And I knew he was an Aussie the moment I saw him!
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I know your stye of art wherever I see it it's so unique really 
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Whaaaqqaaa i just made this yesterday! Lololol i made an australian sheperd adoptable named aussie
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I grew up with Australian Shepherds. Some are born with bob tails, which is preferred among breeders. If born with a long tail, more often than not the tails are docked at a young age, for hygiene reasons (poop getting caught in the fur), to keep them in the gene pool for breeding, for work-dogs (to avoid hurting themselves in the grass and fields), and also because they are giant whips of fluffy muscle.
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hey, can i use this as my profile pic? Ill credit u!
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xD its my character so I dont think thats what you should do haha, but if you just want to use it to use it and not use it as a character then sure ^^ just link back to this drawing.
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Yeah okay i undertand, its okay, ill look for another pic, well keep up the amazing work!
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Oh okay i understand, no its okay ill look for another pic, keep going with the amazing art skills!!!! :iconlikeitmoreplz:
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good eyes! I didnt notice at first
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X3 The dog looks freaking adorable without a tail tho XDD
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I grew up with Australian Shepherds. Some are born with bob tails, which is preferred among breeders. If born with a long tail, more often than not the tails are docked at a young age, for hygiene reasons (poop getting caught in the fur), to keep them in the gene pool for breeding, for work-dogs (to avoid hurting themselves in the grass and fields), and also because they are giant whips of fluffy muscle.
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That is one of the most obnoxiously retarded expressions ever. It looks like you're trying way too hard to make it cute.
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Jesus dude someone's a little pissed today. Here, have some ponies.
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