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Pokemon breeding variations, this time with honorary kanto starter Eevee!

Ice Coated and Fire Coated: Both of these are considered 'contest' breeds, as their fur can be highly stylized just like their Ninetales parent. As such, these crossbreeds are only recommened for experienced trainers or owners, as their fur requires more maintenance than Eevee or Vulpix combined. If left unchecked, their neck fur will grow horribly matted and long and decrease the Eevee's quality of life. They also tend to be very demanding, although this is not always the case.

Trainee: Like their Lucario parent, they are able to sense aura, although perhaps not as strongly. This crossbreed tends to be extremely loyal to it's trainer, and is even said to understand human speech and emotions better than normal Eevee would. They do tend to get stressed out a lot more often however, so a calm and reassuring trainer is needed to attend to them.

Crafty: While it may not have the ability to cloak itself in illusions, this crossbreed is very resourceful and intelligent when left to its own devices. This crossbreed also shows remarkable speed due to its nimble body, but a bit weaker defensively. Because of this, if they find themselves in a tight situation, this crossbreed will resort to cheap tactics to get away.

Short Tailed: Acrossbreed that is usually either rather timid or spunky to the max, you don't know what to expect with this one. This pokemon isn't afraid to use more creative tactics in battle, but whether or not it serves as a defensive or offensive tactic depends entirely on it's personality. No matter what though, this Pokemon is always happy to play with it's loving trainer!

Digger: A breed thats popular among people looking for a more domesticated Eevee, but also a good choice for any trainer looking to pick one up. This Pokemon is very adaptable to different lifestyles, and can fit in with just about any trainers goals. As their name suggests, this crossbreed has an affinity for digging, so it's not uncommon to see them accompanying archaelogists on their ventures (Or tearing out the neighbors yard) Be warned however, if you decide to evolve one it has been reported a few times that it occassionally tries to stand on two feet upon evolution. Researchers hypotheize that this may be due to Rockruff's varied evolutions, but research has yet to bring up anything concrete for this bizarre phenomenon.

Description
Pokemon breeding variations, this time with honorary kanto starter Eevee!

Ice Coated and Fire Coated: Both of these are considered 'contest' breeds, as their fur can be highly stylized just like their Ninetales parent. As such, these crossbreeds are only recommened for experienced trainers or owners, as their fur requires more maintenance than Eevee or Vulpix combined. If left unchecked, their neck fur will grow horribly matted and long and decrease the Eevee's quality of life. They also tend to be very demanding, although this is not always the case.

Trainee: Like their Lucario parent, they are able to sense aura, although perhaps not as strongly. This crossbreed tends to be extremely loyal to it's trainer, and is even said to understand human speech and emotions better than normal Eevee would. They do tend to get stressed out a lot more often however, so a calm and reassuring trainer is needed to attend to them.

Crafty: While it may not have the ability to cloak itself in illusions, this crossbreed is very resourceful and intelligent when left to its own devices. This crossbreed also shows remarkable speed due to its nimble body, but a bit weaker defensively. Because of this, if they find themselves in a tight situation, this crossbreed will resort to cheap tactics to get away.

Short Tailed: Acrossbreed that is usually either rather timid or spunky to the max, you don't know what to expect with this one. This pokemon isn't afraid to use more creative tactics in battle, but whether or not it serves as a defensive or offensive tactic depends entirely on it's personality. No matter what though, this Pokemon is always happy to play with it's loving trainer!

Digger: A breed thats popular among people looking for a more domesticated Eevee, but also a good choice for any trainer looking to pick one up. This Pokemon is very adaptable to different lifestyles, and can fit in with just about any trainers goals. As their name suggests, this crossbreed has an affinity for digging, so it's not uncommon to see them accompanying archaelogists on their ventures (Or tearing out the neighbors yard) Be warned however, if you decide to evolve one it has been reported a few times that it occassionally tries to stand on two feet upon evolution. Researchers hypotheize that this may be due to Rockruff's varied evolutions, but research has yet to bring up anything concrete for this bizarre phenomenon.