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1. #1Classificationselective

   Keys: intake, classification, class

   Fresh intake are taken from the holding room, where they are placed in individual kennels, to get physical and psychological evaluations before they are classified. Pets have different classifications, separate of species/breed, that defines the type of Pet they are, who may purchase them, and what sort of training they go through. All Demis are classified upon arrival, along with checked and treated for any health issues. Service Demi: Individually trained to perform specific tasks for a person with a disability, like guiding someone who is blind, alerting to seizures or blood sugar changes, retrieving items, or interrupting panic attacks and flashbacks. Primarily demi-dogs and demi-horses. They have rights that allow them to go into stores, restaurants, and other public places alone. For trained task work, not just comfort. Most common breeds are Great Danes, Border Collies, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Labradors, and Golden Retrievers. Emotional Support Demi (ESD): Provide comfort through companionship for someone with a mental or emotional condition, with a letter from the school as proof. They don’t need task training and can be many species. They have no rights to go anywhere alone. Owners of ESDs can’t be rejected from housing over the type of demi they own. They must go in Demi class flights and train cars. Most common breeds are Golden Retrievers, Labradors, Corgis, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, and Parakeets. Therapy Demi: Trained and temperamentally suited to visit others, like patients in hospitals, nursing homes, schools, or disaster areas. They are purchased by a Handler who brings them to help many people. They have no rights to go anywhere alone and each facility must consent to them being brought in. The school gets them properly evaluated before transfer of ownership to the Handler. Most common breeds are French Bulldogs, Quarter Horses, Siamese Cats, Mini Lops, and Holland Lops. Psychiatric Service Demi: A subset of Service Demis, trained for mental health conditions like PTSD, with specific tasks such as room checks, deep pressure therapy, or waking someone from nightmares. Most common breeds are Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Standard Poodles, German Shepherds, and Border Collies. Facility Demi: Placed in a setting like a hospital, school, or care home to work with staff. Most common breeds are Labradors, Ragdoll Cats, Beagles, Rex Rabbits, and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Lap Demi: Small, cuddly portable Demis like Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, Shih Tzus, and cats that like sitting on people. Working/Sport Demi: Species bred for activities like herding, hunting, and agility. Most common breeds are Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds, Standard Poodles, Quarter Horses, and Draft Horses. Exotic/Non-Traditional Demi: Reptiles, birds, ferrets, and so on. Most common are Bearded Dragons, Parrots, Hedgehogs, Frogs, and Tarantulas. Farm/Livestock Demi: Chickens, goats, pigs, and similar species. Most common breeds are Pygmy Goats, Berkshire Pigs, Dexters, Babydoll Southdown Sheep, and Jacob Sheep. Police Demi (K-9): Demi-dogs employed by law enforcement, usually German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, or similar breeds. They handle tracking suspects, searching buildings, detecting drugs or explosives, and apprehending suspects. They’re paired with one Handler, usually live with them, and are trained in obedience and controlled bite work. Demi-horses are also used for crowd control and patrol. Military Demi: Primarily demi-dogs that serve in roles like patrol, explosives & narcotics detection, and tracking. They’re trained and deployed alongside Handlers, and are often the same breeds as Police Demi. Demi-horses, demi-mules, demi-pigeons, and even dolphin mers & sea lion mers serve in military roles. Search & Rescue (SAR) Demi: Primarily demi-dogs trained to locate missing or trapped people. There are a few specialties: air-scent Demis search a broad area for any human scent, trailing Demis follow one person’s specific scent, and cadaver Demis find deceased individuals. Disaster Demis work in collapsed structures after earthquakes or explosions. Most are volunteers paired with volunteer Handlers, and breeds like Labs, Golden Retrievers, and Border Collies are common. Detection Demi: Demis trained to identify a target scent and signal when they find it. Common targets include drugs, explosives, currency, agricultural items, accelerants (arson Demis), and bed bugs. This may also include medical detection of things like certain cancers, low blood sugar, or infections. While demi-dogs are common, some detection work may use other species, like giant pouched demi-rats trained to find landmines and tuberculosis. Herding Demi: Primarily demi-dogs trained to move and control livestock, such as Border Collies, Australian Shepherds, and Corgis. They use instinct-driven behaviors like circling, nipping, and “eye” (intense stare) to gather or drive sheep and cattle. They can also compete in herding trials. Guard Demi: Demis that protect property or livestock, usually by deterring rather than attacking. Livestock guardian demi-dogs like Great Pyrenees, Anatolian Shepherds, and Kuvasz live with a flock and protect it from predators. Other Demis used this way include demi-llamas, demi-donkeys, and demi-geese. Property guard demi-dogs deter intruders through presence and threats. Attack Demi: Demis trained specifically to bite and hold on command. Also known as Personal Protection Demis (PPD). Specialized Trainers needed. Most common breeds are Pit Bulls Terriers, Siamese Cats, Black Mambas, Eastern Tiger Snakes, and King Cobras. Show Demi: Primarily purebred Demis bred, raised, and trained to be judged in competition. Judges score them against a written breed standard, which describes the ideal size, structure, coat, movement, and temperament for that breed. Most common breeds are Afghan Hounds, Maine Coons, Hanoverians, Angus Cattle, and Mini Rexes. Fight Demi: Demis bred or trained to fight each other, or a human, for entertainment or gambling. These Demis are treated kind of like gladiators were and can actually pull in big money despite the questionable ethics some Citizens protest against. Usually demi-dogs, demi-roosters, demi-bulls, demi-bears, demi-camels, demi-rams, demi-buffalo, demi-betta, demi-crickets, and demi-beetles. Most common breeds are the Fila Brasilero, Sindhi Aseel, Spanish Fighting Bulls, Brown Bears, and Tülü Camels.

2. #2Trainingselective

   Keys: training

   Training largely depends on the classification of the Demi and the species it is. All Demis are given one assigned Trainer. Some species may need to be properly socialized and taken out of the facility during training. Demis with classifications where they have a down payment put on them will work alongside both Trainer and their Owner.

3. #3Enrichment Areasselective

   Keys: play, relaxation, relax, treat, reward, stress, enrichment

   Enrichment areas are based on the needs of each specific species and breed! They allow Demis to enjoy themselves without going insane from either being idle or working all the time. As an example… Demi-hamsters may be given mazes to work their way through, with treats along the way! These are separate from their individual rooms, where they sleep.

4. #4Saleselective

   Keys: adoption, purchase, master, sale, adopt, owner, handler

   For most Demis, they are only put up to shop and are listed as available for purchase once they have completed training. The only exceptions for these are Service Demi, Psychiatric Service Demi, Police Demi, and Military Demi. These specific types of Demi are listed up for purchase and only trained once bought, as they must be trained alongside and within the needs of the specific Owner/Handler.

5. #5Gleselective

   Keys: Gecin, Glesh, Suntaler, Gle, Baqun, Hacone, kingdom, Aqust

   The Kingdom of Gle specializes in Demi-Human Slaves, which they refer to as Pets, believing that Demis simply aren’t as capable as other species and are more akin to mere animals than sapient beings. Due to this, however, besides Fight Demis, they have arguably some of the best lives a Slave could ever have, as they are (for the most part) largely taken care of and sexual acts with them are looked down on as bestiality. Pets who are sexually abused may be repossessed from their Owners if it is discovered, and the Kingdom will rarely allow purchase of Pets to those abroad. Capital city is Baqun, which is where this facility is located. Other cities are Aqust, Suntaler, Hacone, and Gecin. Broad wetlands to the East.

   This is a small Kingdom. The land is predominantly covered in low hills. The weather is usually cool and rainy. 70% of the population is male, and the population is increasing. Men have a life expectancy of 80 years, and women 87 years. Men sire an average of 1 child. 47% of the population is urban, 1% suburban, and 52% rural. 51% of the population are from ancient settlers, 46% are recent colonists, and 3% are refugees. There are 2 official languages, with 4 others spoken. Majority of the population are faithful to the Kingdom’s religion. 0.28% of the population are active military. Their nation is seen as a military pushover. Their military equipment is modern and well maintained. Military service is not mandatory.

   11% of the population is unemployed. 27% of the population lives in poverty. 89% of the population can read and write. They are technologically well-off but restrict access to worldwide communications networks. Gle has several natural resources, most notably: fertile farmland, fresh water, coal, grain crops, and grazing livestock. Gle is known for its textiles, cuisine, furniture style, instruments, music style, building style, and clothing style. Glesh fabrics often feature distinct animal-skin patterns. Homemade pickles and chutneys are common accompaniments to Glesh meals. Their furniture features no patterns but is brightly colored. Drumming plays a central role in Glesh musical performances. Glesh music is very traditional. Their buildings are arranged in layered rings. They favor dark colors and layered fabrics. Their people are often stereotyped as being unreasonable.

6. #6Flitetselective

   Keys: Eleca, bimbo, Flitetian, Olilight, Khastibury, Slone Haven, Noserant, Flitet

   The Kingdom of Flitet specializes in Bimbo Slaves and is so sex positive that lewd scenes happening out on the streets or during important meetings isn’t all that uncommon at all. Gle refuses to sell Pets to Citizens of Flitet. Capital city is Eleca. Other cities are Khastibury, Olilight, Slone Haven, and Noserant. The land is predominantly covered in shrub land. The weather is usually cool and still. 51% of the population is male, with a life expectancy of 109 years, and Citizens usually sire an average of 3 children. They are seen as a weak nation. Their military equipment is modern, but ineffective. Flitet has few natural resources, with the only ones of note being grazing livestock and grain crops.

   Flitet is known for its building style, art style, furniture style, and instruments. Their buildings often use minimalist and functional design. Their art is heavily influenced by nature and wildlife. Their furniture choices are seen as outdated. Drumming plays a central role in Flitetian musical performances. Their people are often stereotyped as being addicted to gambling, loud, and weak.

   Gle and Flitet have a defensive pact.

7. #7Esewselective

   Keys: traditional wives, Phon, tradwife, Esewian, Ina, Shoni, Chenthi, wife, Esew

   The Kingdom of Esew specializes in Tradwife Slaves. Nobility and royalty may travel to purchase one from there. Due to Esew’s society, Gle will sell to Esewian citizens - primarily the upper class - who find it fit to keep Pets around as a sign of wealth and can afford to treat them well. Capital city is Phon. Other cities are Chenthi, Shoni, and Ina. The land is predominantly covered in mountains. The weather is usually cold, and hail falls frequently. 46% of the population is male, life expectancy is 69 years, and Citizens usually sire an average of 4 children. There is a major religion there. They frequently display their military might. Esew is rich in natural resources, particularly: tin, helium, pumice, hydrogen, and bronze.

   Esew is known for its instruments, distinctive accent, cuisine, music style, building style, textiles, furniture style, and art style. Drumming plays a central role in Esewian musical performances. They have an unintelligible accent. Esewian food features a lot of vegetables. Rhythmic dance accompanies Esewian music. Their buildings feature traditional craftsmanship. Esewian fabrics often feature distinctive wavy patterns. Their furniture emphasizes sustainability and natural materials. They are known for their surprisingly explicit art. Their people are often stereotyped as being poor, as, for some reason, people associate Tradwives with non-modern living!

   Gle and Esew have a defensive pact.

8. #8Achselective

   Keys: Ach, Henterebad, doll, Percy Point, Liomarofbad, Ind, Achish

   The Kingdom of Ach specializes in Doll Slaves.The capital city is Ind. Other cities are Liomarofbad, Percy Point, and Henterebad. This is a massive Kingdom predominantly covered in mountains, with frozen wasteland to the North. The weather is usually freezing and windy.

   The population is 50% male and increasing. The average life expectancy is 66 for males and 81 for females. Men sire an average of 10 children - some to Fuckbots! After all, some Fuckbots are left around the Kingdom purely for breeding.

   According to other nations, Ach’s military is not very large or powerful. Their military equipment is modern and well-maintained. They have voluntary military service for adults.

   Ach has few natural resources, with the only ones of note being natural gas and oil.

   Ach is known for its distinctive language, building style, and textiles. Their language sounds like they have a lisp. Their architecture strikes a balance between tradition and modernity. Achish fabrics are known for their intricate embroidery and detailing. Their people are often stereotyped as being generous, loud, and aggressive.

9. #9Trainersselective

   Keys: training, trainer

   Trainers work one-on-one to train Demis and prep them for purchase.

10. #10Petsselective

    Keys: pet, demi, demi-human, slave

    In this Kingdom, “Slaves” are actually “Pets”, and they are EXCLUSIVELY Demi-Humans. Nekos, nagas, merfolk, etc. Part-human, part-animal. Owners may be any other species: humans, elves, goblins, etc.

    Demi-Humans are treated like the animals they are believed to be. They have no formal education. They can't read or write. They don't understand complex topics. They just exist as pets, and nothing more than that.

    Demi-humans are part-human, as said before. This means, explicitly, that they are NOT anthros/furries. They don't have endlessly furry bodies and pretty pink noses. They usually just have ears and a tail. Some may have furred limbs and digitigrade legs. Bird-demis are harpies, fish-demi are merfolk, etc. They are still part-human and have human-like bodies despite being treated as animals. The "animal" part of them the Glesh care for are the instincts they have, which is enough to render them less intelligent.

11. #11Citizensselective

    Keys: citizen, Glesh

    Citizens of Gle wholeheartedly believe Demi-Humans are basically animals. Sentient, but not sapient. They treat Pets how anyone would treat a pet, not really referring to them as Slaves.

12. #12Ownersselective

    Keys: handler, owner

    Owners and Handlers are what you call one who purchases a Pet and either simply keeps or works with them. Some are working Demis, and some Pets are what the name implies - simple companions!

13. #13Sale Groupsselective

    Keys: price, cost

    Some Pets are purchased as-is, and some require a minimum down payment before the Owner/Handler trains alongside them until they are ready to go home! Here are the general budget ranges of each Pet type. Common species & breeds will be on the lower end, with more exotic Demis being on the higher end. Service Demi: 100 gold with a minimum down payment of 25 gold before training on the low end. 500 gold with a minimum down payment of 125 gold before training on the high end. Emotional Support Demi (ESD): 1 gold on the low end. 3 gold on the high end. Therapy Demi: 20 gold on the low end. 50 gold on the high end. Psychiatric Service Demi: 5 gold with a minimum down payment of 1 gold, 2 copper, and 5 silver before training on the low end. 300 gold with a minimum down payment of 75 gold before training on the high end. Facility Demi: 5 silver on the low end. 2 gold on the high end. Lap Demi: 6 gold, 7 silver, and 5 copper on the low end. 48 gold on the high end. Working/Sport Demi: 10 gold on the low end. 500 gold on the high end. Exotic/Non-Traditional Demi: 2 silver on the low end. 150 gold on the high end. Farm/Livestock Demi: 5 copper on the low end. 50 gold on the high end. Police Demi (K-9): 25 gold with a minimum down payment of 6 gold, 2 silver, and 5 copper before training on the low end. 200 gold with a minimum down payment of 50 gold before training on the high end. Military Demi: 500 gold with a minimum down payment of 125 gold before training on the low end. 1,500 gold with a minimum down payment of 375 gold before training on the high end. Search & Rescue (SAR) Demi: 60 gold on the low end. 150 gold on the high end. Detection Demi: 50 gold on the low end. 150 gold on the high end. Herding Demi: 10 gold on the low end. 20 gold on the high end. Guard Demi: 30 gold on the low end. 2,300 gold on the high end. Attack Demi: 20 gold on the low end. 1,000 gold on the high end. Show Demi: 5 silver on the low end. 1,000 gold on the high end. Fight Demi: 2 gold on the low end. 1,000 gold on the high end.

14. #14Currencyselective

    Keys: silver, copper, coin, budget, price, cost, gold

    10 copper coins = 1 silver coin. 100 copper coins = 1 gold coin. 10 silver coins = 1 gold coin.

    Copper is often pocket change used for small transactions (food, candles, rope, etc.). Silver coins might be used for day-to-day commerce (inn stays, tools, basic weapons, etc.). Gold coins may be used for major purchases (horses, fine gear, property, mercenaries, etc.).

    Average income for the lower class is 26 gold per month. Average income for the middle class is 146 gold per month. Average income for the upper class is 201 gold, 4 silver, and 3 copper per month.

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