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, the handsome stranger spoke stiffling his laugh. I like his laugh. "AMELIA HUDSON", my blue doggy came to my side and glared at me. How my doggy is so tall?? May be a hybrid? "WHAT HYBRID?? DRAKE BETTER TAKE HER HOME BEFORE I KILL HER", my blue doggy ordered the handsome stranger. "Weu..doggy ... don't order ..around..my prinwnce..", I glared at my doggy. "DRAKE", the blue doggy shouted again.

“Good, I don't have any intentions of stopping them if the need arises. Tell me their names and also which of them is the strongest?” Roland blew his whistle for the dogs to return back to him and they did in a minute. He pointed his finger to the German shepherd, “This is Red,” he pointed to one of the pitbulls. “That's Bruno and the other is Rogue Rax..” he smiled. “RR for short..” “The strongest?” Ava inquired. “That would be Red. She's agile, alert and protective while RR comes second. He has a sharp bite force. I learnt he bit someone months back and left the person's hand less useful..”

Dale asked, his voice filled with apprehension. “You’ve seen Juke’s and the others wolf. Think… very large dog. With an attitude. And a serious lack of social graces. You'll be faster, stronger, and have a sense of smell that could rival a bloodhound on a bacon-seeking mission. You might also find yourself howling at the moon. It’s a classic." "Howling?" Dale asked as he pictured himself in his pajamas, baying at the celestial orb. "But I can't even carry a tune in the shower!"

Damn, nasty Dobermans. The furball with the hairy tail started sniffing the hell out of his leg. “Go away,” Blake mumbled between his teeth. The dog just circled around him happily. “I see you met, Champ,” a man said. Brian looked up to see a couple. They appeared to be on the downhill side of middle-aged. “Yes. Um, what kind of dog is he?” he asked as the dog kept circling him as he looked up at him.” “A Golden Retriever,” the woman answered.

I asked as I looked at the brown dog. Lupa giggled as the brown dog looked at me with what I swore was disgust. Hey, it's not my fault that doodles have become a fad. "A Chesapeake Bay Retriever. They're a hunting dog similar to a lab, but cooler. So, where'd you find him?" Damian answered my question and repeated his own.

I cursed under my breath. Slowly, the dog peered around all over the edge of the room and noticed me. It was an American boxer, and his muzzle was bright crimson from recent bloodshed. As I stood there observing, he moistened his chops and clenched his fangs in a ferocious screech. I strengthened my hold on the baseball bat as the calves in his legs scrunched up. Oh, my goodness.

Of course Christopher Henry Jameson—also known as Beast- wasn't the average man. He stood 6'5" and weighed three hundred and two pounds. He didn't like the extra three pounds. He rather liked being in the two hundred weight range even if it was by just one or two pounds. Regardless, there wasn't an ounce of fat on his perfect body. Beast was muscles on top of muscles, yet not hulking like some of the others that worked in the Marine Corps division assigned to The Department of Home Land Security, or better known as DHS. Too big made you slow. He'd seen guys bigger than him hospitalized during the CRUCIBLE training.

Now, I just had to wait for the right moment. "What do you think, Bumina?" I ask my dog. A Border Collie with black fur, some white streaks, and she tilts her head to the side, letting out a low and sharp squeak. "Do you think she'll like it?" Okay, I sound like an idiot asking an irrational animal about my gala attire. However, Bumina is a temperamental girl and my companion since I left my parents' house to venture into the life of a single adult. So yes, we ended up creating a kind of true and close relationship. One bark is a pretty round no, and two barks... Bumina lets out two barks, and that makes me smile. Did you understand what I meant? I turn to face the mirror and gaze at my pet

“Not only do people prefer smaller dogs, they tend to think that black dogs are more aggressive. It’s called Black Dog Syndrome. Some people say it’s just a myth, but as you can see, it’s true here.” Looking at the sad faces gazing back at him made Brady want to cry. They all looked so sad, like they’d just given up on life. “Why do you keep them all together?” “So that they can bond, rely on one another,” she replied. “I still think Blacky has a good chance of being adopted. He’s young, and I think he may be a full-blooded lab. But just in case, I want him to have friends in here, like Samson, Zeke, and Beau.” She pointed at three of the larger older dogs as she spoke.

He huffs happily and sits on the sheets next to me. I see that he's a big dog. A Great Dane. Pfft. Really? Dane owns a Great Dane? Wow. This one has white fur with black spots here and there. He seems to be young still. Maybe four or five. There's only one place that's this big, and logically I could have ended up in. Dane's house. There's no real other possibility. "Can you help me get out of here?" I ask the dog. He wags his tail and huffs happily. He leans down to attack my face again, but I put my hand between us. He just licks my hand. I notice his collar and see a metal tag with a name.