Characteristics of a DogMan, and BigFoot

For the purposes of creating a morphology of the phenomena I came up with this some time ago as there were constant sighting profile points. As I’m not a fan of the “type” plethora I broke it down to simply 3 types. There is also an attempt at taxonomy, which means nothing truly but a “family” of upright wolves. Here it is:

Dogman Morphology

Type - I
Type - II
Type - III

Type - I
1. Wolf or doglike facial characteristics
2. A “V” shaped torso (exaggerated latissimus dorsi muscle)
3. Long front limbs with hybridization of paws to hands similar in appearance to a raccoon or large human hands with claws
4. Bipedal rear legs showing a hock or hybridized hock which would include modification of the schium, femur, tibia, fibula, and tarsus enabling a natural love and prolonged bipedal stance and true bipedal movement. 4.75 feet.
5. Above average height is reported up to and including 9 + feet with corresponding weight.
6. Eye color has been described as “eye shine”, due to the tapetum lucidum if indeed the laws of animal morphology can be applied, to actual glowing without illumination or red when illuminated (more common in humans when photographed and called “red eye”).
7. Fur color is commonly black with a mixture of grey interspersed, but brown and gray have also been reported, especially on the under belly.
8. Fur is of medium length and longer and thick around the head and neck forming what is termed a “cape”. The cape extends from the neck and down the chest.
9. Ears are pointed and most probably fur filled if following wolf morphology.
10. Tail is pointed downward with fur of varying lengths reported and some reports with no tail at all.
11. Rear paws are of the same basic configuration as a Gray Wolf, but larger in dimension.
12. Both front and rear digits have claws, with the front reported as longer and exaggerated.

Type II - Type I characteristics, but true lycanthropy (molecular reorganization into the Type I form from a human or in some cultures a local animal). A skin walker or Nagual would be examples.

Type III - Type I characteristics of varied degrees, as well as other attributes yet to be fully documented, but reported to have anything from alien equipment to a shendyt worn. A biological entity possibly other dimensional.

Taxonomy - Hominidae Canidae, but origin and true nature unknown as it is yet to be quantified. “Family” was a close as could be relevant to basic morphology.

I’ve done a bit of work on personality modelling, but so much is beyond speculation only a few aspects can be even possibly theorised.

Normally in zoology we categorise personalities of animals using 5 basic factors or attributes. From my perspective of those 5 only 4 can be guessed at as no one has or maybe can “truly” study the personality attributes of a DM from the broadest standpoint imaginable. Those “might” be per hearsay from yet to be confirmed witness statements:

The 4 factors are:
* Openness to experience: consistent in its methodology...it chooses the place and time
* Conscientiousness: efficient in its communicated message...stay away
* Agreeableness: presents an aggressive posture, but does not attack
* Neuroticism: confident, even when communicating telepathically, which seems its only means other than physical posturing

I, myself, would classify this under Proximate Causation, as in broad and not focused analysis.

I hope that makes sense.