Traits

A long, thin tail that has an explosive puff of fur at the base, traditionally topped with a large flower at the end. The puff of fur hides the base of the tail that protrudes from it, giving a shaved appearance.

•  Peek-a-boo:  

  🔹 The puff of fur at the base may be styled differently, as long as the thin tail is furless and pops out of said puff. Deer-like, bunny-like, rooster-like, etc is all ok!
  
  ❗ Common tails may not have fur along the whole of the tail! Either tip or base should be covered in fur.

A long, thin tail that has scruffy, overgrown fur along the tail, leaving patches of nude tail visible, traditionally topped with a large flower at the end.

•  Overgrown:  

  🔹 This tail is often overgrown at the base or the tip, with the nude portions of the tail sporting a pattern not found on the fur, to give the aformentioned "patchy" look.
  
  ❗ Common tails may not have fur along the whole of the tail! Either tip or base should be covered in fur.

A long, thin tail that has moderately long fur that trails down the base like curtains, traditionally topped with a large flower at the end.

•  Trailing:  

  🔹 The fur at the base of the tail may reach the floor, but should not be longer than two full body lengths.
  
  ❗ Common tails may not have fur along the whole of the tail! Either tip or base should be covered in fur.

A short and rounded tail that gives a soft appearance to the Pawbird.

•  Nugget:  

  🔹 A short nub of a tail!

A short tail with a fluffy underside that juts up and out.

•  Fawn:  

  🔹This tail is remeniscent of deer tails, and can be fluffy or smooth on top or underside.

A short and rounded tail that hangs down, resembling a short, thick club.

•  Club:  

  🔹 This tail can be smooth or fluffy, and should be thicker at the end than the base.

A soft puff of a tail!

•  Puff:  

  🔹 This tail can be fully rounded or end in a point, but should resemble "bunny" tails.

A short - medium length tail that sways gently.

•  Gentle:  

  🔹 This tail should be slender and smooth, ending in a fluffy tip. 

A short and smooth tail that ends in a point.

•  Dino Nug:  

  🔹 This tail is reminiscent of a baby dinosaur tail.

A moderately sized tail that is velvety soft, thick in the middle and ending in a soft point.

•  Velvet:  

  🔹 This tail is remeniscent of squat lizard tails, and may be lightly furred or smooth.

A sizable variant of the velvet tail that's topped with short soft fur.

•  Soft Dino:  

  🔹 This tail can be covered in short - medium length fur that grows along the top, but should be smooth on the underside.

A moderately sized velvet tail variant that is thin, and delicate in appearance.

•  Slim Velvet:  

  🔹 This tail is remeniscent of a classic lizard tail, thin and flexible. This tail is capable of gripping.

A moderate length tail that is thin and smooth, ending in a tuft of fur or hair.

•  Leo:  

  🔹 Reminiscent of a "lion" or "donkey" tail, but just a bit more dextrous!

A short tail composed entirely of hair or sleek fur that explodes from the tail base.

•  Coif:  

  🔹 Hair can be textured in any way irl hair can.

A moderate length tail that is plush and full, ending in a flat cap of dense fur. The end of this tail is often wrapped to give a "broom" effect amongst pawbirds.

•  Sly:  

  🔹 Reminiscent of a fox tail with the tip cut off. 

A moderate length tail that is dense and plush, often tipped at the end with a solid marking.

•  Cunning:  

  🔹 Reminiscent of a  classic fox tail.

A moderate length tail that is thick and dense, often considered a nuisance as Pawbirds who bear them don't always check if anyone is behind them before swining around. An easy way to get a bruise.

•  Pollen:  

  🔹 This tail is thickest at the center, akin to a spider or bumblebee's back half, and covered completely in fur.

A moderate length tail that extends smoothly, ending in a tight swirl at the end. This tail is considered very attractive amongst pawbirds.

•  Cham:  

  🔹 The "chameleon" tail. Can be short or medium in length, with a visible swirl at the tip.

A thin tail that is capable of whipping around wildly, often when a pawbird is angry or annoyed.

•  Whip:  

  🔹 Whip tails can be short, medium, or long enough to reach the floor, and can have a sparse tuft of fur at any point of the length.

A broad tail that hangs heavy, fanning out in flat waves of fur. 

•  Curtail:  

  🔹 This tail is flat when viewed from the side, and may be lightly curled at the ends.