>hard to raise because domesticated ...Isn't that missing the point of domestication? Shouldn't they be easier to handle than wild species?
I think the idea isn't that she's hard to raise *because* of domestication, but rather that she's a domesticated breed with some peculiar difficulties. Like, if you were going to start a farm, you'd still need to know how to take care of the animals.
>hard to raise because domesticated ...Isn't that missing the point of domestication? Shouldn't they be easier to handle than wild species?
Nah, it's like Fancy Goldfish. Like Skullivan said, the peculiarities of how they were bred makes them susceptible to difficulties that the wild varieties don't have. In goldfish, fancies have compressed bodies and are sucsceptible to swim bladder diseases
To make up for this, however, she has a level of charm due to her voluminous body and her innocent, amiable nature.Goblin-minotaur mix: Mini-Minotaur (abbreviated Mini-Mino)She possesses low physical capability and a sensitivity to stress due to domestication.Raising her requires knowledge and a proper environment, so keeping her in an ordinary home is difficult.She is not, strictly speaking, a goblin, but a cross-breed with a minotaur. She has been perfectly domesticated, and this breed does not exist in the wild.When it comes to features, she has unparalleled breast size, milk production, and fertility due to selective breeding.If you can breed her and possess the knowledge of how to raise her, you can rest assured you'll have a nice, very close relationship during your time together.
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