I made flags for the vulpinigender subsystem, coined by @xeno-aligned! Instead of a dog paw, I used a fox paw. The flag colors are meant to resemble the animal as much as possible, with the vulpinigender flag being a combination of the most common colors in the subfamily.
I made flags for the caninagender subsystem, coined by @xeno-aligned! All flags are meant to resemble the animals they’re related to as much as possible, with the caninagender flag being a combination of the most common colors in the subfamily.
Otogender: A bat-eared fox (Otocyon megalotis)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to bat-eared foxes in some way.
Fennegender: A fennec fox (Vulpes zerda)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to fennec foxes in some way.
Blacanagender: A Blandford’s fox (Vulpes cana)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Blandford foxes in some way.
Tanugender: A tanuki (Nyctereutes procyonoides)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to tanukis in some way.
Camagender: A cama fox (V. chama)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to cama foxes in some way.
Fuhzgender: A red fox (V. vulpes)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to red foxes in some way. Name comes from the Proto-Germanic word for fox, *fuhsaz.
Rupligender: A Rüppell’s fox (V. ruppellii)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Rüppell’s
foxes in some way.
Corsgender: A corsac fox (V. corsac)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to corsac foxes in some way.
Tisagender: A Tibetan
sand fox (V. ferrilata)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Tibetan sand foxes in some way.
Kitisgender: A kit fox (V. macrotis)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to kit foxes in some way.
Alpusgender: An Arctic fox (V. lagopus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Arctic foxes in some way.
Cachorgender: A bush dog (Speothos venaticus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to bush dogs in some way. Name comes from a Spanish name for bush dogs, cachorro-do-mato.
Maikogender: A maikong (Cerdocyan thous)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to maikongs in some way.
Crysogender: A maned wolf (Crysocyon brachyurus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to maned wolves in some way.
Warragender: A warrah (Dusicyon australis)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to warrahs in some way.
Elocyngender: A short-eared dog (Atelocynus microtis)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to short-eared dogs in some way.
Lopexgender: A South American fox family (Lycalopex)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to the South American fox family in some way.
Wulfgender:
A grey wolf (Canis lupus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to grey wolves in some way. Name comes from the Proto-Germanic word for wolf, *wulfaz.
Anthusgender: An African golden wolf (C. anthus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to African golden wolves in some way.
Ethsisgender: An Ethiopian wolf (C. simensis)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to Ethiopian wolves in some way.
Dholusgender: A dhole (C. alpinus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to dholes in some way.
Srgagender: A golden jackal (C. aureus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to golden jackals in some way.
Name comes from the Sanskrit word for jackal, śṛgāla
(शृगाल).
Ghalgender: A side-striped jackal (C. adustus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to side-striped jackals in some way. Name comes from the Persian word for jackal,
shoghāl (شغال).
Chacalgender: A black-backed jackal (C. mesomelas)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to black-backed jackals in some way. Name comes from the French word for jackal, chacal.
Latragender: A coyote (C. latrans)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to coyotes in some way. (See also coytan).
Lypicgender: An African wild dog (Lycaon pictus)-like gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to African wild dogs in some way.
Caninagender: A Canina subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the Canina subfamily in some way.
Canina includes the grey wolf, the African golden wolf, the Ethiopian wolf, the dhole, the golden
jackal, the side-striped jackal, the black-backed jackal, the coyote, the African wild dog, and domestic dogs.
Cerdogender: A
Cerdocyonina
subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the
Cerdocyonina
subfamily in some way.
Cerdocyonina includes the bush dog, the maikong, the maned wolf, the warrah, the short-eared dog, and
the South American foxes.
Vulpinigender:
A
Vulpini subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the
Vulpini subfamily in some way.
Vulpini includes the bat-eared fox, the fennec fox, the Blandford’s fox, the tanuki, the cama fox, the red fox, the Rüppell’s fox, the corsac fox, the tibetan sand fox, the kit fox, and the Arctic fox.
Urocygender:
A
Urocyon
subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the
Urocyon
subfamily in some way.
Urocyon includes the island fox and the grey fox.
Borogender: A
Borophaginae
subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the
Borophaginae
subfamily in some way.
Borophaginae is an extinct subfamily which lived roughly 40-2.5 million years ago, during the Oligocene to the Pliocene
Hesperogender: A
Hesperocyoninae
subfamily-like gender, or a gender influenced or compared to the
Hesperocyoninae
subfamily in some way.
Hesperocyoninae is an extinct subfamily which lived roughly 20-10 million years ago, during the Late Eocene to the Middle Miocene.
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Silvestrisbaonic: a gender that feels like it gradually gets lost, similar to a thick forest. eventually it may come out and is related to woods and sunsets
Niveusbaonic: a neutral gender somehow connected to snowmen, dead trees, snowfall, ice, icicles. snowflakes, bleakness, the feeling of coldness, warm cocoa, comfortable homes, candles, fireplaces, peace, rebirth, and life. it is fluidflux, and can be connected to the smell of wood burning and evergreens.
Shibabaonic: a playful canisgender related to shiba inus.
Nubesine: a gender that is full of a hazy, sleepy like feeling. its semi fluid and can go away for short periods, typically when one is tired.
Dulceaeris: a gender that feels sweet, like cotton candy. it can be related to candies of any kind, and sort of fits in the candyic gender category, but doesn’t have to. (alt flag too)
Occasusnubes: a gender that is somehow related to clouds, sunsets, the west, beaches, and warm air. it may also feel calm and collected, but full of energy
Vinetumae: a gender somehow connected to grapes, vineyards, light shades of yellow, and vines. feels fluid and rapidly growing
Seafobaonic: a gender somehow connected to the ocean and seafoam.
Maneriumus: a gender that feels old, rickety, but comforting. its like an old manor, its full of cobwebs and things from the days of old. brings nostalgia and comfort to things that have laid to rest.
Inspired by this post about felisgender subtypes! I won’t do all the dog breeds because… there’s like 200… but here are the 7 groups of breeds! (The modified genders names are just suggestions!)
[Canisgender: A doglike gender, or a gender that is influenced or compared to canines in some way.]
Terrigender: A terrier doglike gender, or a gender influenced by or compared to terriers in some way. May or may not be a kingender. Can be modified to reflect a certain breed, e.g. airetergender, for Airedale Terriers.
Terrigender flag:
Laepgender: A toy doglike gender, or a gender influenced by or compared to toy dogs in some way. May or may not be a kingender. Can be modified to reflect a certain breed, e.g. chihuagender, for Chihuahuas. Name comes from læppa, Old English for lap, since these dogs are also called lap dogs. [To clarify, this is about the breeds of dogs that are called ‘toys’ (such as Spaniels & Chihuahuas), not actual stuffed toy dogs.]
Laepgender flag:
Wyrgender: A working doglike gender, or a gender influenced by or compared to working dogs in some way. May or may not be a kingender. Can be modified to reflect a certain breed, e.g. akigender, for Akitas. Name comes from wyrcan, a Germanic word that is the root of the modern English word work.
Wyrgender flag:
Huntigender: A hunting doglike gender, or a gender influenced by or compared to hunting dogs in some way. May or may not be a kingender. Can be modified to reflect a certain breed, e.g. cheyrgender, for Chesapeake Bay Retrievers. Name comes from huntian, Old English for hunt, since these dogs are primarily used for hunting.
Huntigender flag:
Kuōgender: A hound doglike gender, or a gender influenced by or compared to hound dogs in some way. May or may not be a kingender. Can be modified to reflect a certain breed, e.g. (bas)enjigender, for Basenjis. Can also be spelt Kuogender. Name comes from the Greek kuōn, which is the root of the English hound.
Kuōgender flag:
Miscegender: A non-sporting doglike gender, or a gender influenced by or compared to non-sporting dogs in some way. May or may not be a kingender. Can be modified to reflect a certain breed, e.g. dalmagender, for Dalmatians. Name comes from the Latin miscere, meaning mixed, as this is a category for breeds that don’t fit in the other groups.
Miscegender flag:
Heorgender: A herding doglike gender, or a gender influenced by or compared to herding dogs in some way. May or may not be a kingender. Can be modified to reflect a certain breed, e.g. Aushephergender, for Australian Shepherds. Name comes from heord, Old English for herd.
Heorgender flag:
[Bonus!] Muttgender: A mixed-breed-doglike gender, or a gender influenced by or compared to mixed breed dogs in some way. May or may not be a kingender.
Muttgender flag:
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