Having finished Season 1 of this series, I can say this series is a nice little slice-of-life sort of affair that has decent pacing and progression of conflicts and plots. The art is cute and all animals. This story takes place in a world of animals living like everyday South Koreans. However, it is not as gritty as Beastars. It has a decently clean feel to it, with obvious cartoonish properties. However, the specific choices of certain species, like differentiations between dog breeds, are distinct. Writing is good, with a good balance of fluff and plot progression. It doesn't feel like there is too much meanderingfor too long, as many conflicts tend to resolve in 5 chapters or less. The light tone is kept intact and there are plenty of jokes and humor sprinkled around. Things like flashbacks are handled with a restrained hand and serve as good exposition without taking up entire chapters.
Characterizations are strong. Even among characters like the rabbits, their personalities are distinct and well-fleshed out, even if a bit archetypical. Character arcs feel well placed in terms of timeline and spacing, so no one fully dominates. The main character takes center stage at first, but the world eventually opens up around him, granting other characters some more development.
Overall, this is a nice change of pace from stories with overblown, arrogant, or overpowered main characters that just punch things to solve problems.