Implicating knot → animal_genitalia
Link to implication

Reason:

Part of a canine penis.

Not sure about this one. What if a human is drawn with a knot?

Would animal_genitalia apply to mythical creatures like dragons?

Rainbow_Dash said:
Not sure about this one. What if a human is drawn with a knot?

I haven't really seen many humans in art with knots. I could be wrong, but I think the knot is an body part exclusive to canines only.

EsalRider said:
Would animal_genitalia apply to mythical creatures like dragons?

Most likely, yes. There's a dragon_penis tag, so it seems relevant.

unforget said:
I haven't really seen many humans in art with knots. I could be wrong, but I think the knot is an body part exclusive to canines only.

Canines only, huh?

post #290275

:P

furballs_dc said:
Canines only, huh?

post #290275

:P

Haha, once again the internet delivers.

Ok, ok, better examples.

https://e621.net/post/index/1/knot%20-canine

:3

What if it is a metallic dong on a robot? Do we want to tag a robot with animal_genitalia? Or do we want to reserve the tag for "real" animal_genitalia?

Come to think of it, I'm not even sure what species I'd have to tag a fully mechanical robot dog.

Against.
For the reasons already mentioned, and there's a lot of things under 'unusual_penis knot that I wouldn't tag as animal genitalia.

NotMeNotYou said:
What if it is a metallic dong on a robot? Do we want to tag a robot with animal_genitalia? Or do we want to reserve the tag for "real" animal_genitalia?

Come to think of it, I'm not even sure what species I'd have to tag a fully mechanical robot dog.

Robot?

Denied
Not a 100% consistent thing