Joosters and Weeveses tend to form their own bands and to interbreed further. They are often very handsome animals, striped in darker and more vivid hues. While often as gregarious as Woosters and less subterranean than Jeeveses, each hybrid retains the Jeevesian habit of defending Woosters from the attacks of Bassets. Male Bassets eat Woosters when they can catch them, and the females will attempt to mate with them, which Woosters usually find deeply distressing. Woosters have sharp teeth but hesitate to use them in these scuffles, preferring to call upon a Jeeves or Jeeves hybrid to come separate them.
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Date: 2012-10-27 07:13 am (UTC)Joosters and Weeveses tend to form their own bands and to interbreed further. They are often very handsome animals, striped in darker and more vivid hues. While often as gregarious as Woosters and less subterranean than Jeeveses, each hybrid retains the Jeevesian habit of defending Woosters from the attacks of Bassets. Male Bassets eat Woosters when they can catch them, and the females will attempt to mate with them, which Woosters usually find deeply distressing. Woosters have sharp teeth but hesitate to use them in these scuffles, preferring to call upon a Jeeves or Jeeves hybrid to come separate them.