Traits

Medium length fur that is soft and straight. The fur has a consistant length all across the body, except for the legs where it remains relatively short. This makes the JBD look fluffy and cute.

Fur that is very short and feels like velvet, aside from the JBD's lip fluff which remains visibly fluffy. This gives the JBD a very sleek and smooth look. JBDs with short fur sometimes still have fur on the back of their neck or cheeks.

A mix between the standard fur and the standard short fur

Mismatched standard ears (for standard ears only)

Short, pointed ears with a small tuft of fur on the inside. Resembles short cat ears (so normal ears, but shorter!)

Long, pointed ears with a small tuft of fur on the inside. These ears about half the length of a JBD's head.

Smooth, floppy, triangular shaped ears. These ears can be held forward or backwards. They have a cute, puppy-like quality to them.

Fluffy, floppy, triangular shaped ears. These ears can be held forward or backwards. They have a cute, puppy-like quality to them.

Medium sized, triangular ears with a small tuft of fur on the inside. Bears a heavy resembalance to cat ears.

A medium-length tuft of fur at the end of the tail that tapers at the tip. It curls backwards, forming a loop.

A long, drooping tuft of fur at the end of the tail that begins to taper halfway through until it reaches the pointed tip. 

A medium sized tuft of fur at the end of the tail that tapers at the tip. 

A pair of horns that grow straight upwards and are slightly wavy.

 A pair of horns that curl backwards, forming a half-circle shape.

A pair of slim horns that face backwards and lay nearly flat against the head until they curve upwards at the end.

A pair of horns that point backwards and have a bump in the middle, giving them a "wavy" look as they taper to the tip.

A pair of thick, ram-like horns that curl back behind the ears.

A pair of short, triangular horns that curve backwards slightly.