Sans Dogs Novels & Stories

Connor never let me go from his side, his arm was wrapped around my shoulder as he kissed my hair lovingly. “You smell good by the way,” he whispered, making me blush. “Don’t lie. I must smell like sweat and wet dog,” I replied, getting an angry growl from Louve at the word 'dog'. “Oh yeah, that’s a thing. Don’t call them dogs, for some unknown reason they don’t like it,” he mentioned. “But, aren’t they?” “Well, it’s more complicated than that. But just don’t call her a dog. Call her canine, it sounds better. And you don’t smell like sweat and wet dog. You smell like strawberries.”

"The one I specifically told you never to touch?" Ethan, slightly smaller than his brother but with the same determined chin, stepped forward. "Gas wanted to look fancy for his date with Bella." Bella was Nate's female border collie. Nate had six dogs now and boys loves all of them. According to the twins, our dogs had a very complicated love life that rivaled any soap opera. I bit the inside of my cheek to keep from smiling. These two would be the death of me. "Gas doesn't need to be 'sparkly' for Bella," I said firmly. "And electrical appliances are absolutely off-limits. We've talked about this."

Ah, it turned out Winston was a cat. In reality, cats and dogs were natural enemies, but their personalities didn't directly clash. In many situations, the two species preferred not to encounter each other, and fights were common. However, Wolfgang was not a simple dog; he was a werewolf, so he didn't precisely despise cats. Yet, when he was young and living abroad, he was attacked many times by wild cats in the area, and due to these numerous incidents, he couldn't develop any affection for this arrogant species.

– Riyjin Tsuki said. - So, unofficially? – Mathayus questioned him. - I'm using dogs to attract the owners and have sex with them, without commitment. – Riyjin Tsuki said. His dogs like Ace, Lambão, Milka, and several other well-behaved dogs, with glossy, shiny coats, which was more than six dogs strolling in the park that afternoon, while Darkness-Star led the way towards the convention. Like bees attracted to honey, or flies toward lamps, other women scurried around, exercising, walking their other dogs.

she pleaded, her eyes sparkling as she admired the Doberman, fully grown and exuding a dangerous aura. "I don't think it's a good idea, Su. The dog is meant for the wild, it's not trained for house pets yet" he murmured, looking at her. Susan knelt beside the dog, pleading with a heartfelt expression, "Please, can't we take it?" He turned to Aiden for a moment of contemplation. "Please, Ace," Aiden asked, appealing to his girlfriend with earnest eyes. Ace carefully helped her to her feet, his hand brushing off the dirt from her knees with a gentle touch.

"A real one. Not a safe house. Not a temporary arrangement. Somewhere with a garden. Maybe a dog." "A dog?" "Don't look at me like that. Dogs are loyal. They don't betray you for money or power or revenge." Celeste was quiet for a moment. Then: "I've never had a dog. My mother was allergic." "Then we'll get a hypoallergenic one. Something small and ridiculous. A poodle, maybe." "A poodle." "You're making that face again." "What face?" "The face that says 'I'm Celeste Laurent and I'm too sophisticated for a poodle.'"

Frightened, Miya scrèamed, dropped all the bags of presents, and ran. She was soon surrounded by the big and unfriendly dogs, all barking at her. She was almost in tears. Seeing how scared Miya was, Xenon finally shouted at the dogs. "Tod, sit down." The leading Tibetan Mastiff sat down, and the rest followed. Miya heaved a sigh of relief. "Come over," Xenon shouted, and all the dogs went to him, wagging their tails happily. Jameson stood by the door, smoking and watching, one hand in his pocket, looking rather

She seemed like a genuinely warm and caring person, and Emily felt the dogs must be happy in her care. "Oh, you're looking for Odin," Anya said, "We called him that because of the one eye thing. That dog had a serious case of fleas and other parasites. It's great that you brought him in because he's getting treatment and looking better already." "Could we see him?" Emily asked. "We normally don't allow dogs in quarantine to see the public," the young woman replied, "but since you're the ones who brought him in… I hope you don't mind putting on all the gear to make sure you don't contaminate yourself or other dogs."

Sarah asked. “Sarah!” I couldn’t help but snap. Everyone looked at me. “That’s not an acceptable conversation for now.” “But it should be.” She looked at me almost in despair. “Wolves will never be able to accept humans as equals if they can’t even accept the same for omegas.” “Wolves are more comfortable discussing humans than omegas,” Melissa said. She held up a hand when Sarah looked ready to respond. “To us, what you’re saying is that we can’t accept humans as equals until we accept dogs as equals.”

He's not certain how much that love is, but it feels incredible! Ethan pulled back and squinted his eyes at Claudius. "So that's why Peanut didn't like you! He sensed your wolf didn't he?" Ethan asked, and Claudius blushed as he scratched the back of his head. "Yeah, cats don't usually like us because of our wolf. Horses have to be raised around us, otherwise, they're terrified of us. Dogs we usually don't have an issue with." Claudius said. "Except for those little fuckers that bark! Those damn things are annoying! I hate little dogs!" Dominic chimed in from the front seat, and Ethan threw his head back laughing.