As always, these are five generations and inbred free.Pet Workshop is a tool which lets you edit and change Petz breeds (Catz and Dogz) while you view them in 3D! Pet Workshop makes creating breeds as easy as point and click. Without the overwrite you should still be able to adopt them into your Petz 4 and 5 games, but they won't be able to breed. These pigs were bred with the breedable pig OW found at Litterz Factory. As always, these are four generations and inbred free. These bunnies were bred with the breedable bunny OW found at Litterz Factory. I have checked all the links and they work fine for me, but PLEASE let me know if any of the links aren't working for you! 3/4
I swear that my placeholder names made more sense than the obnoxiously long trail of random letters and numbers that Bravehost renamed them upon uploading.) Changing gender and name is okay (in fact, you'll definitely want to change the name. (Feel free to PetFlux them to use them in 3 or 4, though!) The Petz 5 exclusive breeds were bred in, surprise surprise, Petz 5, so they will only work in that game. The original ten Catz breeds and ten Dogz breeds were bred in Petz 3, so they will work in all versions of the game. Otherwise, none of the files are hexed, and all colors are naturally occurring mutations. Overwrites were used for the following breeds: alley catz (flealess/non sick alley OW from Carolyn's Creations), calicoes (patchless OW), sheepdogs (fixed eye size OW from Cargo), German shepherds (fixed OW from Atticus), papillons (fixed OW from Black Mist Crittery), pugs (fixed OW from Anystar), desert lynxes, Egyptian Maus, honey bears, and Scottish folds (fixed textures, from JinxFold Cattery). These are all inbred free and 100% my lines.
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