Some Small Dogs Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

I had enjoyed my balls where they were, thank you very much. "Do you want what?" I asked tiredly, sipping my coffee. "Aren't you going to ask us in? Offer us some coffee?" My father frowned. "No," I said calmly. "Now answer my question." Then I noticed something. They both had a dog in their arms—one of those horrible breeds that was little and yappy and worth about the cost of a Mercedes. A Pomeranian, if I'm not mistaken. The second my eyes laid upon the two hounds, I knew. I just knew. Immediately, why my parents had been searching for me for the last few months suddenly made sense.

Yet I can’t explain why? I have never seen such a small sized wolf; she is even smaller than our Omega wolves. She is about the size of a Border Collie. With a light golden-blonde coat. Why is she so small? She looks weak. She stops drinking water from the stream, she pauses… does she sense me? Her head snaps in my direction, and our eyes lock.

Seconds later, Cassandra stands to her feet, holding something against her chest. A small, hairy something. I step towards her to get a better look and as the floor beneath me creaks, two small beady eyes turn and face me. It's a small, male dog. Not a Chihuahua, but about the same size. He has a white flowing coat of hair that looks fine and feels silky to the touch as I stroke my hand over his tiny body. His butterfly-like ears are fringed with silver-colored hair that extends without interruption from the ears over both of his eyes. He cowers and buries his head in the crook of Cassandra's arm.

A surge of tourists approached the crosswalk, and I eased off the gas, slowing to a gentle stop. That’s when I saw her—a woman walking with two dogs. One brown, one white. The brown one was squat like a beagle, and was tugging on its leash, nose to the ground. The white one wasn’t leashed at all. My gaze locked onto it. The dog turned its head toward me, and for just a heartbeat its eyes glowed crimson. I blinked hard. More people passed through the crosswalk, momentarily blocking my view. When they cleared, the woman and her dogs were already further along, a distant speck in the crowd.

“Special boy.” He walked in like he’d been invited to a garden party and was looking for the cucumber sandwiches. I stood up. Sitting in the secret passage were two giant dogs, like Dobermans but heavier, and about the same height as Biadet. They made no noise, I couldn’t even hear them breathing. They looked a bit bored. Then one yawned and I nearly crapped myself. Its teeth were solid metal.

There are some small dogs who are even playing around! My face contorted in disgusted as I saw some of the men were half naked. And freak it! There are some women who are half naked too! There boobs are freaking on full show and the only thing that was covering their boobs are their freaking hairs! What the fvck?! Now, I understand where these dogs take it from! No other than their horny ass Alpha too! They probably smelled me because all of their heads immediately turned to me. The puppies stopped from chasing each other as they immediately slowly approached me. They were even pointing put their stupid small noses at me, smelling me.

Assistant Tony who was beside her whispered "That's Kie, Madam. President bought that a week after you left. I guess to represent yoi" "What breed is that?" Alice asked sluggishly. The dog was small. It was cute though. "It's a Lowchen the 'Little Lion Dog'. That breed is very rare and nearly extinct." Assistant Tony replied. He wanted to tell more to Alice like how Enzo always talked to his dog as if he was talking to Alice instead. But Assistant Tony saw Enzo walking towards them already so he zipped his mouth. Enzo twitched her lips when Alice was about to give her the dog.

a teenage girl with blonde hair tied in a ponytail and wide gray eyes approached us. "Where are the puppies?" Raul asked. She smiled and led us to a section filled with small cages, each housing different dog breeds. "Do you have a specific breed in mind?" she asked politely. "Yes. The Maltese." She nodded and guided us to a cream-colored sofa tucked in the corner. We sat, and she soon returned carrying two cages, each packed with squirming, yipping Maltese pups of different colors. She went back to bring more, and Raul asked her to let them out.

Or a cow. It was a Siberian Husky in Sable and White color. Its name was Tiny. It didn’t seem to fit the name Tiny, though, considering how big the dog was. "Go back to our room," Aslan commanded, but the dog just tilted its head and stared at her. They exchanged glances, and that was when she let go of him, her face turning sour as she gave the dog an annoyed look. "You have a dog in your room, but you didn’t even leave a warning?" she snapped, trying to cover up her embarrassment. "What if you hadn’t arrived? What would have happened to me then, Aslan?"

In just twenty minutes, my mother’s assistant gets an address and drives us to the place. It’s a ‘puppy sanctuary’ and they have a lot of different breeds. My mother goes up to all the small, adorable dogs like Pomeranians and Shih Tzus, but that’s not what I’m drawn to. I head towards the larger puppies.