Novel & Cerita Annoying Dog

She stopped in the middle of the room, not willing to move any closer. Gary was seething. She had that dog's smell all over her. The only thing that calmed him a little was that he could tell she hadn't fucked him yet. He had taken his time this past six months and now he was having to rush. He didn't like it, and he didn't like that pack dog all over his woman. "I've been worried sick about you! You're never home late from work. I've been going crazy thinking something happened to you and then you walk in smelling like..." He stopped himself before he said what he was thinking, that she smelled like a typical pack whore.

I sternly said and they laughed which made me annoyed more. "A puppy always follows his owner. That's why you shouldn't drive him away. Right, Patry?" I heard Manager Zee tease and I was surprised to hear Patry bark. A puppy, indeed.

I shivered. "Don't be angry. Calm down, babe..." Fvck this disgusting dog! Does he really think I'll calm down?! And he didn't even try to deny! Extremely disgusting!

I cut him off because I’ve heard this sentence repeatedly in the last couple of days. “No, it’s not just the ones staring! Stop kidding yourself. That poor guy didn’t even have time to turn around before you acted like a rabid dog! And NO, it’s not sweet, cool, or anything like it at all. If you can’t stop, I need to get you a tight collar or a spray bottle... Maybe even call Cesar Milan.” Muttering the last part, knowing he had no idea who that was, and even then, a loud growl cut the air between us.

Albert quickly asked his subordinates to open the heavy iron door. As soon as they stepped through the door, he immediately heard some fighting dogs in the surrounding kennels barking wildly. When he saw this, Albert immediately shouted with a cold expression on his face, “All of you better f*cking shut up right now! If any dog continues barking, I will kill it and eat its meat today!” What was even more amazing was that all of the dogs in the kennel immediately stopped barking without exception as soon as Albert shouted.

I had a twin sister, and she was married. I was off in the clouds thinking to myself when suddenly I heard the open doorbell alarm go "ding dong" signaling another customer walking through. Smiling awkwardly, I said a hurry. “Hello, welcome. Come in.” to a plus sized man who was carrying what was most likely a restless pitbull. "Hey there, you're here for the....” I said calmly to the dog. The man was quite annoyed and his dog restless. “This fucking dog is pissing me off so much! She hasn't stopped whining and panting.” He complained.

It was an unexpected and endearing sight, a stark contrast to the hostility that had filled the room moments earlier. Harper's shock was palpable. She stood frozen, her earlier arrogance momentarily eclipsed by her surprise. "Eewww! Ugly dogs! Shoo! Go away from me!" she exclaimed, attempting to shoo the dogs away with her dainty gestures. However, the puppies, displaying a surprising degree of intelligence, seemed to have sensed the hostility and disdain emanating from Harper. With a deliberate and almost defiant gesture, they proceeded to leave their mark, defiantly peeing and defecating in the path Harper intended to take. It was a small act of rebellion from the dogs, a response to the n

The dog undoubtedly wanted to get into the house and decided to urgently achieve this. - Don’t spoil my door, you pest! - Anika exclaimed, irritated by his persistence. “Otherwise I’ll definitely call animal control.” Anika listened - the scratching stopped, but a quiet whining was heard, almost turning into a howl. - Yes, what a punishment! - Anika exhaled, looking back at the door.

" … The audience refused to accept what they watched. Discussions broke out among them, but how would they know how much pain Etiennette was currently in? Asher's gaze was angry as he kept a close-up on Etiennette. "Darling, she made your favorite Naruto theme song sound like this! That's a disservice to you!" Annais told him. Asher did not reply but grunted loudly. "Andy, don't you think so?" Annais told her German Shepherd that was lying on the side. "Woof! Woof!" The German Shepherd barked a few times and bared its teeth at the few people when it saw them looking over in dissatisfaction. It was restless, like it was going to attack. When it saw them shrinking back, it stuck its tongue out

It was time to stop beating myself up over spilt milk and do some damage control. About half an hour later, I was pulling into the terrace of a multi-million dollar duplex, and at the flash of my tail lights, a giant German Shepherd started barking like crazy, grating on my nerves. I worked to keep my anger in check as I turned off the engine and got out of the car, taking slow, tentative steps toward the barking dog. I was not fazed in any way by the incessant barking, but I was annoyed by it. There was so much noise in my head right now, and a barking German Shepherd only made the noise much worse. And bad.