Pixel-Haustier-Sprite-Sheet

Upload one pet photograph as the reference before generating. Make one still sprite sheet of that animal, not a video or a GIF. Keep the species, markings, eye color, body shape, and any accessory that is actually visible. Do not add limbs the species lacks, and do not turn it into a person. Draw exactly sixteen frames in four columns and four rows, left to right then top to bottom, on one square canvas. Show one gentle idle: a small breath, one secondary motion such as an ear, tail, fin, or feather, then a return toward the first pose. Lock scale, facing direction, and a shared baseline, with the whole pet inside every cell and clear padding. Use hard square pixels, a small palette, and no smoothed outlines, grid lines, numbers, or captions. Ask for a transparent background around the pet. Do not paint a checkerboard, floor, or shadow, and do not erase pale colors that belong to the animal. Do not split the sheet or assemble motion. User request: Use my uploaded photo of a tan rabbit with one dark ear and a blue collar, and keep that face readable in every idle frame.