@Moot a printing error in the Japanese translation of the first version of the D&D monster manual had the information for kobolds printed with a picture of dogfolk, so there's a whole tradition of canine kobolds in Japanese media -F
@Felthry@Moot Afaik in (english) 1st and 2nd edition, kobolds were not much described or illustrated. But there were some allusions to dogs. They got their now-iconic reptilian look in 3rd
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@Felthry @Moot i guess they might be distant cousins. but i do support more furred kobolds!