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I'm probably not the best person to critique animal drawings, because I am strictly a portrait person...but I do remember people telling me that when they draw fur it's like drawing hair...approach it as shapes and values...don't try to draw each individual strand of hair (which you've done some nice shading here). After you've got the values in, you can go back with a kneaded eraser pulling out the highlights and then adding some individual strands (you can see an example of this from my Rachel McAdams drawing with her hair). Hope that helps!
As always, thanks again for being a
reminds me of my cousins dauchsen maggie
she's got these HUGE brown eyes, she just gives u the look man u cant say no
i cant say no to these eyes either XD