I’m thinking about making an anthro OC for fun.
But I got thinking and… Would an infant anthro fluffy… just look like a regular adult fluffy? besides like, little hands I guess?
could someone adopt an anthro on accident? esp since they all talk like babies anyway?
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I mean.
Size wise it makes sense. But depending on the body type of the fluffy (referring to boar, etc.) I think it wouldn’t be as simple as just giving it hands. If it were more a boar type and have a more stout body structure then it would be more closer to what people would think of as a regular adult sized fluffy. Taking into consideration of what they would grow into the future you may have to deviate from the adult fluffy image. Whether that means more finer features or slender frame; future proofing might be the right words.
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Short story: Depends on headcanon
Long story: I mean depends on what you want to do. Some people have done anthrofluffs that were literally anthro ponies, but speaking in fluffspeak. Some have done anthrofluffs as the dwarf version of normal pony anthros.
Personally, I prefer not to do anthrofluff. At least not yet - I have some anthrofluff ideas, but I prefer seeing them work outside human influence (or existence)
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Here’s how I picture it. 
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well, people have mistaken bear cubs for dogs and raccoons for cats (going as far as ‘rescuing’ them and taking them to a vet, or even adopting without knowing better). Idk what makes someone rescue a bear cub and think it’s a dog, or a raccoon a cat, but if I read a story where someone mistakes one kind of fluffy for another, I’d buy it.
It may stretch believability if it’s from a store as the anthro trait would probably be a selling point. As in, the store would really want you to know that they’re selling an anthro and not a regular fluffy. Maybe you can write a particularly unobservant adopter, I don’t know 
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Draw fluffy
Erase hooves
Add baby hands
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I imagined it and it’s kind of cursed, thank you
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