Furries, or guadrobers, are people who identify as animals and wear masks, animal ears, paws, tails and sometimes even suits.
They meow, purr, bark and howl, all while crawling on all fours and demanding other people stroke their heads and tickle their chins.
But as the furry movement grows more and more in Russia and the former Soviet Union, police have been clamping down on the trend as reports of teens pretending to be animals attacking people have emerged, according to The Telegraph.
Police in Uzbekistan are currently on the hunt for a teenager who allegedly bit a passerby while dressed as a dog, while Uzbekistan's interior ministry is considering fining the parents of furries the equivalent of £112...<<<Read More>>>...
