Loud House Pet Novels & Stories

Lowering my voice to a whisper I add, “he had quite a bit to drink.” “Oh dear.” Petra frets, anxiously looking around as if needing to make herself useful, “Of course, I’ll put some things together right now.” As she and Eve disappear down the hallway, I take the opportunity to examine the apartment more thoroughly. For as similar as it appeared on the outside, it could not be more different within. Like any other home with children, the presence of a pup is immediately apparent. Paisley’s mark is everywhere I look: from the stuffed animals and toys neatly stacked in the corner of the living room, to the emergency medical equipment by the door.

Dad just shakes his head as he leads me thru the living room. Sitting on the couch watching an animated movie is Xavier. All I can see is the back of his head. He hears us and turns around. When he looks at me he jumps off the couch and runs around it. When he is standing in front of me I get a good look at him. He hardly comes to just above my knee. He has black hair and dark green eyes. His skin is light tan like he plays outside a lot. He has the cutest smile on his face. He is holding a stuffed dog wearing a fireman’s hat. It makes me feel better about my gift. Asked Lilly about the latest kids shows and she told me about one that had talking dogs that are everyday heroes. So when I fou

He stepped out of the car and stared up at the towering stone of the mansion. ​"Whoa," Leo whispered. "Is this a castle?" ​"It’s just a house," Lorenzo said, though his chest puffed out just a little. "This is Aegis. He’s my... he’s my best friend." ​Leo didn't hesitate. He didn't look for a security badge or wait for a protocol. He walked straight up to the hundred-pound Golden Retriever and buried his face in the dog’s neck fur. Aegis let out a long, happy huff and immediately licked Leo’s ear.

Lindsay was sitting on the couch with her dog Crook curled up beside her. She had been watching a movie that was supposed to be fiction. Right now, it seemed a little too close to what was happening in her county for her comfort. She absently rubbed her dog’s head as she looked for something else to watch. She settled on an animated movie for kids, hoping it would make her laugh. Just as she put the remote control down, there was a knock at the front door. When she stood and began walking to the door, she saw that it was John Lingerfelt. She opened the door and was greeted with an enormous smile on his face.

Vaz laughed teasingly. He is such a jerk in a mood to tease others. "Why did the conversation come to me? Am I a lion?" Sheily shook her head and stared at the two badly. "Vazzy is lonely, he needs the company you know! So please maybe you know someone with pets like his breed," I said wrapping my arm around Vaz's arm. "Amber, just buy an askal, the askal is also an underdogs family and can be easy to pet more than a bullmastiff or get a Shih Tzu just for a more cutie," Sheily suggested.

The German shepherd dog woofed at Sonya as he protested and was wiggling his tail waiting for Clayton to caress him again. “So, your name is Lassie, Buddy?” Clayton hugged Lassie and laughed at that time Lassie licked his cheek. “We’re having breakfast, please join us, Clayton!” Sonya closed the front door and walked into the kitchen. ‘Hi, Clayton. Nice to see you, Buddy!’ Lassie’s throaty voice greeted him and Sonya paused to walk as she found that Clayton answered Lassie’s greeting. “Yeah, Buddy! You seem a nice guy!” Clayton laughed.

referring to the left leg that he still could not bend. But then one day, the atmosphere was a bit different. Polly had noticed how the staff had been busy for days cleaning and decorating the place. But that particular day was not ordinary. The staff came early. Everyone was busy and looked a bit nervous. Then Luis stood at the center of the aisle and addressed both humans and canines. He took a deep breath then said - “So, good morning, humans. Today is the day! We are having another open house. We are expecting a lot of visitors so we have to keep our energies up for practically the whole day.”

the guard said. The security guard had indeed seen Xavier with Karina before, but he hadn't expected Xavier to return. Xavier just chuckled and, out of curiosity, asked the guard, "Did you hear a howl here earlier?" Since he and Karina had both heard it, and the guard was nearby, Xavier assumed the guard might have heard it too. "A little. It sounded like a Siberian Husky or someone must be keeping a dog around here. Pets are allowed in this apartment, after all," the guard replied.

Louise had been lazily stroking himself, his gaze fixed on the green light emitted by the microwave timer. It had been hours since he last saw his owners, but now it was night and he was hungry. It was this pitiful state that made him stare intently at the door like it would open at any moment and they would rush into the house with lots of treats in hand, and apologies for starving him. So potent remained his stare and focus that he didn't see the shadow lurking from the crack under the door. His eyes darted quickly from the door knob to the crack, when it finally caught his attention.

The front door was wide open, and the sound of glass breaking rang out across the neighborhood. Paul was furious. The house reeked of those pack dogs. He could tell they'd just left. And Sarah went with them. Bitch! She was his, and he wasn't going to give her up. Paul ripped the walls apart, tore down the bannister, broke every piece of furniture.