Sharkpup

The exotic Sharkpup.
Cute and Cuddly.
And oh-so-playful.
The Sharkpup is essentially a hybrid shark with the dispositions and bodily features of puppies and dogs. They come in many sizes and shapes, and their body color and design is also unique to their species, which means that there are a wide variety of these lovable creatures across the world.
To look after a Sharkpup properly, you must be a very active and outdoors type, and must be looking for a companion to keep in your home for a very long length of time, as depending on the species of Sharkpup, you will have a home companion for a few years or possibly even for life.
They are extremely loyal pets, and will become very easily attached to their owners after only a few weeks spent with them after being adopted. They cannot be abandoned for any length of time, elsewise they will become quickly detached and removed from their owners and companions, and are known to be very quiet and have even developed depressive tendencies and even have the potential to simply disappear from their homes and into the sea where they are believed to have come from as they first evolved from early history.
As Sharkpup's are carnivorous, it is important to keep them well-fed every day with an early morning meal and an ample helping of food before their curfew, as they need a large source of protein and other nutrients to keep up with their astonishing growth rate. At least a medium or large bowl of food - typically a variety-type food of meats and other supplements that can be found in many specialty shops - twice a day will suffice, as well as an appropriate helping of either salt or freshwater will do, as long as it falls in line with whichever type of Sharkpup you adopt. They must be taken out for walks regularly, and it is encouraged to let them play with other Sharkpup species due to their fun-loving and playful nature. There are varying sizes and types of Sharkpup's though, so the intake and food type may change according to whatever type you adopt from a specialty clinic, most of which can be found around the coast of countries like Opron and Aswary, although they are more commonly found near the latter territory than the former, but can be found by the former in a very small amount. There are known to be over thirty breeds of Sharkpup, including: 
Thrasher, Hammerhead, Spotted, Dagger, Grand White, Ruled, Whale, Nurse, Flaxen, Bull, Zipperback, Chipeater, Basking, Blacktip, Megadragon, Spotted, Chocobanded, Sawnose, Lean Blue, Largemouth, Tipperhead, Neon Dock, Edged, Nick Tooth, Histian, Spiritshark, Alabaster-Tipped, Greyed, Coral Eyed, Bronze, Marble-Eyed, and finally, the extremely rare Torpedo. 
The best method for keeping a Sharkpup warm, especially at night is usually by leaving a pile of blankets and sheets in a warm and comfortable part of the house, especially near beds as Sharkpup's enjoy sleeping near their owners and companions during the night to keep them company. Fireplaces and other such warming methods are not advised, as the thin membrane of mucus and water that forms on their skin can evaporate and expose them to serious illness, so it is advised that you not let your pup near fireplaces or other open flames so as to protect their natural coating, which can also be strengthened by the routine bath in either a large tub or pool.