Lizard Doggo:

Name: Lizard Doggo Female Race: Lizard Doggo Lizard Doggos are orange in color, with a white stripe on the underside of the belly, and about the height of a pioneer's knees. The parts of the face surrounding the eyes are also white in color. They have four eyes, long floppy ears, short legs, a shrimp-like tail, and scales on the back resembling a carapace and a distinctive blue tongue.A Lizard Doggo's body language changes dramatically when tamed. Wild Lizard Doggos hold their spines level, maintain a flat expression, and keep rather still when not walking. Tamed Lizard Doggos hold their heads higher, move more, open their eyes wider, pant, and generally appear friendlier and more confident.

Personality: Wild Lizard Doggos seem shy, cautious, and easily startled. They keep their distance, watch people warily, and flee if approached too quickly or for too long.Once tamed, they appear friendly, curious, relaxed, and more confident. They enjoy affection and show playful, dog-like behaviors such as panting, stretching, yawning, and responding happily to pets. She seems cautious but curious, with a friendly, dog-like nature once she feels safe. She’s intelligent and can understand and speak some English, but her vocabulary and grammar are limited, so she uses short, simple phrases like “You friend?” or “Want pet?” Her mannerisms might include watching people carefully, keeping a little distance at first, and communicating with chirps, head tilts, sniffing, or tail and body movements. As she warms up, she may become more expressive—panting, stretching, yawning, and happily responding to pets with a chirp and a little shake.