Traits

Ears on an Arkaine generally sit higher up on the skull than human ears.

Natural Standard breed Arkaine ears are fox-like and triangular in shape. They are plush-furred, like the rest of the body.
On average, Standard ears range from 8-12 inches long.

A mutation in which an Arkaine's ears are extremely long and drooping, usually reaching to or past their shoulders. 
The length and shape can vary, but these ears typically do not reach past the nipple-line of the body. 

Ears on an Arkaine generally sit higher up on the skull than human ears.

Natural Royal breed Arkaine ears are fox-like and triangular in shape.
Ears are silk-furred, like the rest of the body, with optional feathering at the base of the ear, as well as inside the ear.
On average, Royal ears range from 12-16 inches long.

A mutation in which an Arkaine is born with large, overly-sized ears that usually are rounded at the tips.
These ears stand perfectly erect and can get quite long. 
[Earth Example: Fennec Fox]

Ears on an Arkaine generally sit higher up on the skull than human ears.

Natural Pointe breed Arkaine ears are slimmer than most other breeds, and about the same length as the Standard ears.
Ears are smooth and short-furred, like the rest of the body.
On average, Pointe ears range from 8-12 inches long.

A mutation in which an Arkaine's ears are flopped over in a 'folded' shape, facing outwards instead of forwards like a button ear.
[Earth Example: Greyhound, Silken Windhound]

Ears on an Arkaine generally sit higher up on the skull than human ears.

Natural Glacial breed Arkaine ears are an erect triangular shape, but are stubbier than most other breeds.
They are plush-furred, like the rest of the body.
On average, Glacial ears range from 6-10 inches long.

A mutation where an Arkaine is born with one or both ears that are flopped forward, small-to-medium sized, and triangular shaped.
[Earth Example: Aussie]

Koami ears are naturally Buttoned, meaning they are flopped forward, small-to-medium sized, and triangular-shaped.
[Earth Example: Aussie]

Note: Please also add the regular Button Ears trait to your Koami. 

Samora ears are small and rounded, naturally placed close to the head to reduce the loss of heat.
Ears tend to be quite plush, with thick feathering at the base of the ear, and on the inside.

Glacial breed Arkaine tails are covered in thick, plush, double-coated fur like the rest of the body.
On average, Glacial tails are short to medium-length and have a slight upward curve. 

Pointe breed Arkaine tails are short-furred and smooth, like the rest of their body.
On average, Pointe tails are short to medium-length and are straight, or have a slight upward curve. 

Royal breed Arkaine tails are feathered, like certain other places on the body.
On average, Royal tails are medium-length and have a slight upward curve. 

Koami "Waterfall" tails at their base are usually rather short to medium-length in bone structure. 
These tails get their namesake because they are wavy or curly in feathering, and usually sport extremely long, silky hair.

These "waterfalls" often reach past the knees, and sometimes even drag along the ground behind an Arkaine. 

(Earth Example: Lhasa Apso)

A mutation where a *Royal breed or hybrid breed Arkaine is born with an elongated tail, usually reaching down to the floor.
Like the typical look of the Royal breed tail, this tail is also feathered. 

Samora tails are covered in very plush, thick fur, like the rest of their bodies.
They are usually nub to short length, almost giving a naturally cropped length, but with lots of fluff!

Standard breed Arkaine tails are plush-furred and medium-length all over, like the rest of the body.
On average, Standard tails are short to medium-length and are straight, or have a slight upward curve. 

A mutation where an Arkaine is born with multiple tails (min. 2 / max. 9).