Some common creatures found in their proximity, either domesticated and/or food sources. Woman in the corner for scale.

Young woman with one of their four distinct breeds or dog. This one is prized for it's beauty and angular feature, as well as for it's ability to run down rabbits. They are often kept as companion animals.

Young man with his herding dog. the second distinct breed of dog in this culture. They are used to guard and herd the deer-like livestock raised in their villages

Child with their companion dog. Breed #3. Usually given to young children to teach them to care for another being. They are often used as pest control and hunt/chase hopping rats

The big hopping rats are shiny pink furred creatures. They are often cooked and eaten, and their soft fur is used for young children's blankets and decorations.

The Pack dogs who carry tools for workers, and travel into the mountains with their owners for resources. These are the fourth breed of dog this people have developed.

A shepherd with some of her flock. They are deer-like, wool producing animals and are rather skittish and mild mannered. Their wool is soft and silky when they are young, and becomes thick and course as they age. They are also used for meat.

Some teenagers, their dogs, and some of the more common instruments. the pink, shell like instruments sound like ocarinas, while the other one creates both a light drumming sound, and a soft wind chime sound