Oooh I’ve actually thought about and discussed this topic a few times in the past! I’ve already got a pretty good idea of my answer. :D
So, I think it started with old cartoons like Tom and Jerry, Looney Tunes, and Disney when I was a kid and I first started taking art more seriously. I drew a lot of anthropomorphic cats in that classic cartoon art style (I didn’t even know what a furry was, I was just drawing what I was inspired by on TV, lol).
Then, a little while later, I started watching My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and quickly fell in love with it, and I think that’s actually where most of my art style influence came from, because drawing those ponies taught me a lot about how to draw “feral” animal bodies, and caused me to start drawing big eyes and small noses/mouths, and a lot of that still shows in my art today.
Then I found the furry fandom, and started trying to copy aspects of the art styles I saw within it that inspired me most. The biggest examples most likely being teranen, comfortpuppy, and ufohouse, and probably aspects from random sources within the fandom.
So, in conclusion, I think all of this shows as my art being a mishmash of old cartoons, My Little Pony, and popular furry art styles. I’d say I’m also partially influenced by Littlest Pet Shop, Animal Crossing, and anime, but probably less so? Generally, when I asked family and friends in the past what my art style reminds them of, the most common answer was “My Little Pony”.
Of course, this is all just a theory and I don’t know for sure, but if anyone were to have a second opinion, I’d really love to hear it because this topic has fascinated me for a long time. :]