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Description
Did this somewhat quickly to help anyone who wants to draw their Kitvoren upright, since they don't have anthros ;w; they're proportionally weird, which isn't very noticeable until you put them up on two legs

Will probably add more to the visual later

Stuff:
- Default's hips are set lower than their shoulders- the slope of their back is similar to a German Shepherd. The intensity of the slope can vary between Kitvoren.
- But when walking, Default will have more bend at the elbows, evening out the height of their hips and shoulders.
- Upright's posture is sort of hunched because their torso is long and too top-heavy. They can stay upright longer if the hunch is exaggerated, but that pose can often be confused by humans to be a 'prepping to attack' stance.
- Upright could learn to walk somewhat normally on their hind legs with practice, but can't run due to short legs.
- Upright risks developing back, leg or knee problems when walking around like this for too long.

Description
Did this somewhat quickly to help anyone who wants to draw their Kitvoren upright, since they don't have anthros ;w; they're proportionally weird, which isn't very noticeable until you put them up on two legs

Will probably add more to the visual later

Stuff:
- Default's hips are set lower than their shoulders- the slope of their back is similar to a German Shepherd. The intensity of the slope can vary between Kitvoren.
- But when walking, Default will have more bend at the elbows, evening out the height of their hips and shoulders.
- Upright's posture is sort of hunched because their torso is long and too top-heavy. They can stay upright longer if the hunch is exaggerated, but that pose can often be confused by humans to be a 'prepping to attack' stance.
- Upright could learn to walk somewhat normally on their hind legs with practice, but can't run due to short legs.
- Upright risks developing back, leg or knee problems when walking around like this for too long.