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* The dinosaurs in ''WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur'', particularly Arlo's family of farming ''Apatosaurus'' and the ''TyrannosaurusRex'' who act like cattle ranchers.

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* The dinosaurs in ''WesternAnimation/TheGoodDinosaur'', particularly Arlo's family of farming ''Apatosaurus'' and the ''TyrannosaurusRex'' ''UsefulNotes/TyrannosaurusRex'' who act like cattle ranchers.
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%% * The goats and wolves from ''Literature/ArashiNoYoruNi''.''Anime/OneStormyNight''.



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** Cattle suffer from a combination of timidity and an overwhelming herd instinct; not only do they startle easily, but in groups, they tend to unthinkingly fall in with the behavior of the group. This means flash-mobs and panic-stricken stampedes are things that cattle are extremely prone to. However, they only suffer this when herded with ''other cattle''. A single cow or bull, isolated from the rest of his race, becomes fully sapient and competent to manage their own life.

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** Cattle suffer from a combination of timidity and an overwhelming herd instinct; not only do they startle easily, but in groups, they tend to unthinkingly fall in with the behavior of the group. This means flash-mobs and panic-stricken stampedes are things that cattle are extremely prone to. However, they only suffer this when herded with ''other cattle''. A single cow or bull, isolated from the rest of his their race, becomes fully sapient and competent to manage their own life.life for as long as they remain isolated from other cattle.
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** Cattle suffer from a combination of timidity and an overwhelming herd instinct; not only do they startle easily, but in groups, they tend to unthinkingly fall in with the behavior of the group. This means flash-mobs and panic-stricken stampedes are things that cattle are extremely prone to.

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** Cattle suffer from a combination of timidity and an overwhelming herd instinct; not only do they startle easily, but in groups, they tend to unthinkingly fall in with the behavior of the group. This means flash-mobs and panic-stricken stampedes are things that cattle are extremely prone to. However, they only suffer this when herded with ''other cattle''. A single cow or bull, isolated from the rest of his race, becomes fully sapient and competent to manage their own life.
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** A blogpost [[https://www.fimfiction.net/blog/942657/patreon-blog-takeover-guardians-of-the-lost-the-care-and-study-of-tenant-species-pseudosapien released in March 2021]] fully breaks down the phenomena of tenants, noting that only nine such species have ever been discovered in the aftermath of the hellish Discordian era. Only Equestria, the minotaur realm of Mazein, and the griffon nation of Protocera have populations of tenants, and there are very strict laws governing their care and residence. There are three in-universe theories about the phenomena; the least popular (or at least acceptable) is that they are natural inferiors to true sapients, whilst the theories that they are either an interstitial stage between animals and sapients, or else once-sapient species that were nearly devolved back to the level of animals during the Discordian era, are more publicly acceptable. It's also theorized that goats may be on the verge of evolving from "animal" to "tenant", and cattle likewise are the only tenant species to show that they may be slowly evolving out of their tenant status into full-fledged sapience.
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%% * Basically the point of ''Manga/ShirokumaCafe''.''Manga/ShirokumaCafe'' features animals that can talk, wear clothes, and stand on two legs if necessary, all while managing a cafe. At their heart, though, they're still regular animals.




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* The animals from ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}'' and its spin-offs have the animals using crude tools, wearing simple clothes and occasionally going bipedal. But there is no doubt that they are animals, and they can't speak with humans (the animals can understand human speech, but it doesn't work the other direction).

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* The animals from ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}'' and its spin-offs have the animals using use crude tools, wearing wear simple clothes and occasionally going go bipedal. But there is no doubt that they are animals, and they can't speak with talk to humans (the animals can understand human speech, but it doesn't work the other direction).way around for most humans).
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* Monkeys are one of the enemy types in ''VideoGame/{{Sekiro}}''. They’re smart enough to wield swords. They’re smart enough to wield ''guns''. They’re learning how to brew alcohol by stuffing hollow logs full of fruit and waiting for it to ferment. Some of them even wear minimal clothing, like hats or loincloths. But despite their intelligence, they show no other signs of organization or culture; in all other respects they’re still just monkeys.

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* Monkeys are one of the enemy types in ''VideoGame/{{Sekiro}}''. They’re smart enough to wield swords. They’re smart enough to wield ''guns''. They’re learning how to brew alcohol by stuffing hollow logs full of fruit and waiting for it to ferment. Some of them even wear minimal clothing, like hats or loincloths. But despite their intelligence, they show no other signs of organization or culture; in their weapons (and hats) were clearly stolen from humans. In all other respects they’re still just monkeys.
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* Monkeys are one of the enemy types in ''VideoGame/Sekiro''. They’re smart enough to wield swords. They’re smart enough to wield ''guns''. They’re learning how to brew alcohol by stuffing hollow logs full of fruit and waiting for it to ferment. Some of them even wear minimal clothing, like hats or loincloths. But despite their intelligence, they show no other signs of organization or culture; in all other respects they’re still just monkeys.

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* Monkeys are one of the enemy types in ''VideoGame/Sekiro''.''VideoGame/{{Sekiro}}''. They’re smart enough to wield swords. They’re smart enough to wield ''guns''. They’re learning how to brew alcohol by stuffing hollow logs full of fruit and waiting for it to ferment. Some of them even wear minimal clothing, like hats or loincloths. But despite their intelligence, they show no other signs of organization or culture; in all other respects they’re still just monkeys.
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* In ''VideoGame/OctopathTraveler'', various tribes of hostile beast people appear in random encounters throughout Orsterra: Lizardmen in the Frostlands and Sunlands, Froggen in the Flatlands and Riverlands, Birdians in the Coastlands and Cliftlands, Ratkin in the Highlands and Woodlands, and Caits rarely and randomly in any place. While they wear clothing, wield fairly sophisticated metallic weapons, and have hierarchical societies, they seem incapable of meaningfully communicating with humans.
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Like the NearlyNormalAnimal, SpeechImpairedAnimal, and TalkingAnimal, the Partially Civilized Animal is very much an animal when it comes to thought processes, personality, instincts, priorities, and motivations. They are more frequently depicted as just walking on four legs than on [[FourLegsGoodTwoLegsBetter walking on two legs]] or [[RunningOnAllFours walking both ways]]. Quite a few of them can walk on two legs as well they can on four legs, but they still normally walk on all fours. Like the CivilizedAnimal, they may wear a few accessories or articles of clothing (often in pantless fashion) and often have some sort of MouseWorld.

Partially Civilized Animals can make human-like arm and hand gestures and many can grasp objects as if they have opposable thumbs. Some are bipedal even if their species isn't naturally so, but many others are depicted as staying on four legs if they are a four-legged animal in RealLife. Like NearlyNormalAnimal, SpeechImpairedAnimal, and TalkingAnimal birds, Partially Civilized Animal birds can have FeatherFingers, but their wings have to look completely like wings.

Unlike the NearlyNormalAnimal, SpeechImpairedAnimal, and TalkingAnimal, Partially Civilized Animals exhibit some form of civilized manner, usually to a lesser degree than the CivilizedAnimal, and often have some form of MouseWorld. Unlike the CivilizedAnimal, the majority of the mannerisms are that of the animal and they are more likely to be four-legged than two legged if they are naturally four legged.

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Like the NearlyNormalAnimal, SpeechImpairedAnimal, and TalkingAnimal, the Partially Civilized Animal is very much an animal when it comes to thought processes, personality, instincts, priorities, and motivations. They are more frequently depicted as just walking on four legs than on [[FourLegsGoodTwoLegsBetter walking on two legs]] or [[RunningOnAllFours walking both ways]]. Quite a few of them can walk on two legs as well they can on four legs, but they still normally walk on all fours. Like the CivilizedAnimal, they may wear a few accessories or articles of clothing (often in pantless fashion) and often have some sort of MouseWorld.

Partially Civilized Animals can make human-like arm and hand gestures and many can grasp objects as if they have opposable thumbs. Some are bipedal even if their species isn't naturally so, but many others are depicted as staying on four legs if they are a four-legged animal in RealLife. Like NearlyNormalAnimal, SpeechImpairedAnimal, and TalkingAnimal birds, Partially Civilized Animal birds can have FeatherFingers, but their wings have to look completely like wings.

Unlike the NearlyNormalAnimal, SpeechImpairedAnimal, and TalkingAnimal, Partially Civilized Animals exhibit some form of civilized manner, usually to a lesser degree than the CivilizedAnimal, and often have some form of MouseWorld. Unlike the CivilizedAnimal, the majority of the mannerisms are that of the animal and they are more likely to be four-legged than two legged if they are naturally four legged.
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%% * The dogs and other animals ''[[Disney/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians 101 Dalmatians: The Series]]''

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%% * Scuttle, Sebastian, and a lot of the other marine animals ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid''
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* In ''Webcomic/YokokasQuest'', Misha is a [[TalkingAnimal talking]] cat who is Azha's {{familiar}}. Aside from using magic to access a [[{{Hammerspace}} "storage dimension"]] and [[VoluntaryShapeshifting to shapeshift]] into a [[PantheraAwesome big saber-tooth cat]], this seems functionally the same as being a pet. Azha even [[https://yokokasquest.com/comic/chapter-9-page-40/ dresses her]] in the [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal cape and bow she wears]], as she presumably can't dress herself.
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* Sonic's "animal friends" from the Classic ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' games are WoodlandCreatures who {{Funny Animal}}s can interact with, though they seem to be nonverbal. The artwork seen in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehogTheScreensaver'' depicts them doing anthropomorphic things like riding cars.

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* Sonic's "animal friends" from the Classic ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' games are WoodlandCreatures who {{Funny Animal}}s can interact with, though they seem to be nonverbal. The artwork seen in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehogTheScreensaver'' depicts them doing anthropomorphic things like riding cars.


* In ''TabletopGame/HcSvntDracones'' "Laterals" are mutations who look exactly like normal animals instead of the PettingZooPeople who make up most of the Vector population. They can talk, usually wear clothes (including some sort of pants), and most are fully integrated into larger Vector society, but they don't have thumbs.

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* This trope is Invoked in the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' fanfiction series called the ''Fanfic/TriptychContinuum'' to explain the strange phenomena from the base show of certain species being able to speak and interact with ponies, yet still being treated as, well, normal animals. The phenomena is explained in-universe as "Tenant Species"; species that have almost, but not quite, achieved full sapience, being held back by overwhelming bestial instincts that render them incapable of founding their own civilizations. As such, ponies (and, implicitly, other ''truly'' sapient species) "adopt" these species into their own civilizations, giving them land to occupy and preventing them from hurting themselves or being exploited, whilst the "tenants" pay rent for this protection in various ways. The specific fanfic ''[[Recap/TriptychContinuumADuetForLandAndSky A Duet for Land and Sky]]'', in its third chapter, [[WorldBuilding addresses the phenomena in detail and lists some of the more notable tenant species]]:
** Cattle suffer from a combination of timidity and an overwhelming herd instinct; not only do they startle easily, but in groups, they tend to unthinkingly fall in with the behavior of the group. This means flash-mobs and panic-stricken stampedes are things that cattle are extremely prone to.
** Sheep are incredibly passive, and will basically do whatever they're told without question (something elaborated on in the fanfic ''[[Recap/TriptychContinuumHalf Half!]]'', which explains that sheep basically never grow out of that childish naivety of believing whatever they're told). As such, they're considered legally incapable of owning their own property or signing any form of binding contract.
** Pigs are eating machines and also incredibly selfish; they were adopted less out of pity and more fear of what they might do to secure food if left to their own terms.
** Alpacas are both incredibly territorial, violently temperamental, and nauseatingly unhygienic, with a tendency to basically kick and projectile vomit at anyone who comes within range.
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* Most of the animals in ''WesternAnimation/SagwaTheChineseSiameseCat''.

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* Most of the dinosaurs and other animals from ''WesternAnimation/DinosaurTrain'', [[AnthropomorphicZigZag zig zag]] between this trope, TalkingAnimal, CivilizedAnimal, and FunnyAnimal.
* The farm animals in ''WesternAnimation/{{Barnyard}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/BackAtTheBarnyard'' [[AnthropomorphicZigZag zig zag]] between this trope, CivilizedAnimal, and FunnyAnimal.

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* Almost all of the animals in ''Manga/KimbaTheWhiteLion''.
* The goats and wolves from ''Literature/ArashiNoYoruNi''.
* Basically the point of ''Manga/ShirokumaCafe''.
* The animals in ''Manga/AnimalLand'' is this trope and thanks to the main character Tarouza, they are on the way to become CivilizedAnimal.

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* The rats in ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}''
* The penguins in ''WesternAnimation/HappyFeet''
* The dogs in ''WesternAnimation/AllDogsGoToHeaven''
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* Scuttle, Sebastian, and a lot of the other marine animals ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid''
* The geese and cats in ''Disney/TheAristocats''
* King Louie the orangutan and the monkeys in ''Disney/TheJungleBook''
* The animals in ''WesternAnimation/IceAge''
* The owls in the ''WesternAnimation/LegendOfTheGuardiansTheOwlsOfGahoole'' and its adaptation source ''Literature/GuardiansOfGahoole''
* The animals in ''WesternAnimation/{{Rio}}''
* Rattlesnake Jake and the armadillo from ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}''. And Rango himself, especially since he was actually originally someone's pet...

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* The animals in ''WesternAnimation/MamaMirabellesHomeMovies'', especially the titular character.
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* Paco the parrot from ''WesternAnimation/MayaAndMiguel'' is this, unlike the other animals.
* ''WesternAnimation/ShaunTheSheep'' and his flock in the series of that name. (But [[AnthropomorphicShift not]] in ''WesternAnimation/WallaceAndGromit: WesternAnimation/ACloseShave'').
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* The animals of the ''Disney/TheLionKing'' live under a monarchy ruled by lions that has organized events and laws and animals are shown to be capable of interacting with each other on a sapient level. But nevertheless, most animals more or less act as the real life counterparts would such as meerkats living in underground tunnels, lions and hyenas hunting other animals, and ungulates grazing on grass. Although the movie does tend to put a more anthropomorphic spin on otherwise natural behaviors such as the trio of hyenas [[SapientEatSapient cracking jokes about how they're going to eat Simba, Nala, and Zazu]].

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* The animals of the ''Disney/TheLionKing'' live under a monarchy ruled by Lions that has organized events and laws and animals are shown to be capable of interacting with each other on a sapient level. But nevertheless, most animals more or less act as the real life counterparts would such as meerkats living in underground tunnels, lions and hyenas hunting other animals, and ungulates grazing on grass. Although the movie does tend to put a more anthropomorphic spin on otherwise natural behaviors such as the trio of hyenas [[SapientEatSapient cracking jokes about how they're going to eat Simba, Nala, and Zazu]].

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* The badgers in ''Literature/TheColdMoons'' are treated by humans as ordinary badgers. For the most part they also live as normal badgers. However, they also can talk with one another, have religious lore, can use herbs as medicine, and can build basic technology such as stretchers made out of branches. In the case of the main characters, they live in a large community with laws and a parliament.
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* Sonic's "animal friends" from the Classic ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' games are WoodlandCreatures who {{Funny Animal}}s can interact with, though they seem to be nonverbal. The artwork seen in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehogTheScreensaver'' depicts them doing anthropomorphic things like riding cars.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ShaunTheSheep'' and his flock in the series of that name. (But [[AnthropomorphicShift not]] in ''WallaceAndGromit: WesternAnimation/ACloseShave'').

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* Perry the Platypus from ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' can't walk like any man or talk and wears a hat and has a career.

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* Perry the Platypus from ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb''.

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* Perry the Platypus from ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb''.''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' can't walk like any man or talk and wears a hat and has a career.

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