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Sub-boards: Paladin, Morg, Celes, Demeron, Loners, Wolf Creation

After breeding, both parents must follow the form, one thread per pair. A site admin will then provide pup stats. Parents decide who gets to RP their pups and parents get their pick of the litter. Litters range from 1-6 depending on breeds and season.

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One man's trash is a dog's treasure. The old junkyard outside of town has become the hangout for a pack or rather vicious canines and humans make a point to avoid it. Dodging workers isn't hard and there are plenty of old cars to sleep in. Foraging is good and many times the pack will not venture outside of their chosen home.

PACK;; Morg
ALPHA;; Dusk

Moderators: ::Fox::, Cursed Heavens {Uzuri Grace}

The underground station was shut off years ago due to structural damage and low maintenance funds. Since then, canines have taken refuge in the tunnels, keeping to themselves and living in the thick of human society despite the dangers. Living in the heart of the Harthorn, many believe these dogs to be mad or very dim but the darkness has proven a keen alley for these city-dwelling dogs.

PACK;; Celes
ALPHA;; Storm

Moderator: ::Fox::

An old couple runs Coalman's Diner and are known for being kind to strays unlike many in Harthorn. Dumpster diving here usually proves fruitful with plenty of scraps and sometimes even scraps simply left out separate from the other garbage. Many strays come here first when searching for a meal.

Moderator: ::Fox::

This small laundry mat has been out of business for nearly six months and has become rapidly popular among the strays as a safe place to spend the night. The back door in the alley is broken so, strays can gain easy access into the abandoned shop. Old dryers and washers are just about the only things left in the shop but the sturdy walls and occasional piece of forgotten cloth can be used to make a safe place to sleep. Occasionally, pregnant mothers with nowhere else to go will bear a litter here and can become quite defensive of the place or are easy prey for stronger, more violent strays.

Moderator: ::Fox::

A quiet, secluded place, the Harthorn Cemetary is a good place to go when you need to think. Because the humans here are often distracted and grieving, strays can usually wander here without too much fear of being caught and sometimes even get a kind word from a sorrowful human. At night however, many dogs come here to fight making it a weary place when the sun goes down.

Moderator: ::Fox::

A large, roomy park, both humans and dogs love this place on a nice afternoon. In the heart of the park there is a large pond where ducks can be found and many times strays can wander here without being bothered by a human. In the tree groves a lucky canine may find a rabbit or catch a bird fat on bread crumbs. Here, all packs mingle but fighting is not advised with the pound only a phone call away.

Moderator: ::Fox::

In the more decrepit part of Harthorn, an apartment building was being built when the project lost funding due to hard times in the middle of construction. The basement and first floor of the building is more or less complete but, there are four floors that are incomplete. Studs, metal supports and plastic sheeting are all that remain on sight as well as piping strewn around that had been abandoned with the project. While strays may find a safe place to spend the night, there are also unstable parts of the floors that may give out under weight and teen humans tend to sneak out to the site at night.

Moderator: ::Fox::

Long since abandoned, this large farm was once owned by one of the best known families in Harthorn. Of course, financial troubles drove them out and the land fell into disrepair. The fields are empty, barn decaying and farmhouse falling apart. The old stables have long since become the nests for mice, owls and birds roosting in the barn. Many dogs come here for shelter in the barn or house as well as to hunt in the overgrown fields.

Moderator: ::Fox::

Sub-board: Farmhouse Storm Cellar

Several miles from Harthorn, there is a large lake surrounded by woodland. A small lake house sits on the southern bank but is abandoned most of the year. Dogs and humans tend to frequent this place either for relaxation, hunting or privacy. Twinfish Creek feeds the lake from the north and gets quite deep in the middle. Many water dogs and hounds come here to hunt and swim. More energetic and courageous dogs will explore the boulder piles on the western shore but caution there is advised.

Moderator: ::Fox::

The forest has gone silent since the forest fire. No one is sure who started it or how but, the trees are leafless and much of the prey has died. Any strays caught in the blaze were lucky to escape and there is a constant gloom hanging over the burnt out forest now. Not many have returned or dared to explore yet.

Moderator: ::Fox::

Crescent Ridge is a small cluster of woodland southeast of Harthorn. It is a protected hunting reservation and is often used by gang dogs to provide for the packs. While it's good for rabbits, squirrels and other small game, wolves are sometimes drawn here during the winter to hunt for deer when the national park is low on big game. This means There is a potential danger for city dogs to come into contact with not only an armed human hunter but also a very hungry wolf during the barren months.

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