Red Dog Novels & Stories

"Or it's behind us." Jake's eyes widened, he spun to face the dog. It was there glowering at them with red eyes. "Don't move, it doesn't want you." "I don't intend to." Alan pressed against the wall. The dog was well past his waist, it reeked. It was even larger than the wolves he had seen camping once in Colorado.

Something nudges on my leg and I my gaze move to the ground, where a black furred wolf is lying. Red. She kicks on my shoe then gets on all four limbs. "You want me to hop on?" I ask and she growls. Okay I don't know if that's a yes or no. I rub on the fur on her back, pushing my body into the air then jump into her back. "Guess I will see you guys at the battle field." I look over to the girls who are more like my body guards. "I still hate this idea." "Ready." Red lets out a loud growl using her back limbs to set herself in a fast pace.

And my wolf finally spoke to me for the first time since I planned to break my red string. Beautiful... ***** Ed_Dianthe | Ms. Ed

Both boys have their mother’s dark curly hair but their father’s light blue eyes. A large brown dog rushes to Tru the moment she walks through the door. He’s whining, and his tail is wagging. Tru sits on the floor, and the dog lays on top of her legs as she introduces me to everyone. At last, she motions to the dog laying on her legs, “This is Sarge.”

Beside her, Elena exhaled through her nostrils. “Good boy,” Alexei murmured, scratching the dog’s ear as it obediently sat next to him. It was a huge Rottweiler that easily reached up to Alexei’s knees and had thick, black fur. Its gaze fell on Dani and eyed her for a long time. With its sheer size, it could down her with one jump if it wanted to. “Maksim, this is Dani,” Alexei said. “She’s a guest at our house. Keep her company and watch over her while I’m gone, alright?”

he’d say, glass shaking in his hand. “Not because we worship it… but because it remembers us.” I thought he’d gone mad. Now I wasn’t sure. The elevator chimed softly behind me. I turned. Rian stepped out, coffee in hand, eyes bleary. “Boss. You’re still up.” “So are you,” I said. He shrugged. “The house keeps making the dogs bark. Feels like an earthquake trying to crawl under the floor.” Not an earthquake. The Mark. The air thickened, just enough to make my ears ring.

"Where the hell did such a huge rat come from? And why are its eyes red?" Nobody answered him. Even cockroaches had grown as thick as two fingers now. A giant red-eyed rat wasn't that hard to imagine anymore. Cola strutted proudly around the apartment, inspecting every corner while leaving fresh scent marks behind. The three of them froze, then slowly turned to look at Nicole. Nicole rubbed her nose awkwardly. "Red-eyed rats are afraid of dogs. Cola's marking territory to protect you guys." Dogs marking their territory with urine was nothing new to them.

“Is it because of your pride?” “No,” he whispered. “Because this is important to me.” “Why?” “Because I…” Chadwick stared at her. “I…to you, I…” “I?” “I…. a dog.” Adira tilted her head. A dog? Did Chadwick say that he is a dog? “You are what? A dog?” Chadwick gulped. Then using his eyes, he pointed the direction behind Adira. Slowly, Adira turned around. Then she saw a black American Pit Bull Terrier. The dog is wearing a red collar and chains, which means he accidentally got out from its owner’s gate.

It was the biggest one I've ever seen. "A fresh rogue I see." I said looking over at the red wolf. Two of my warriors that accompanied Aria held the beast back with two chains tied around it's neck. He was larger then what we were used to capturing, which would make this much more interesting to watch. I pursed my lips into a grin as they walked towards me inside the caged octagon. The excitement was mounting as I got a better view of the rogue. His red fur was unique, something that I would never forget.

Eric was back where he had started, meters from where Robin had tried to attack him. The vans: that of Elias and Jacob was still parked there, one behind the other. The people, however, were gone. Only about a dozen or more dogs stood there now: big dogs with shiny fur and teeth that looked capable of ripping out flesh. They had various colours of fur, and although brown and black were pretty common dog fur colours, there were also some unusual ones, like silver and red.