Travis Kelce Dogs Novels & Stories

"Leave. Go home. Don't talk about this. To anyone." Kelvin nodded numbly, then stumbled toward the stairs. As he reached the doorway, Jack called after him, “Hey—what about the dog?” Kelvin spun around. Drogo poked his head from beneath the sideboard. Kelvin shivered. “No… No, I’m done with pugs for life.” He turned and disappeared down the stairwell. Sirens wailed closer and closer behind him.

“His mom has two Great Danes. Sammy and Scotty. Sammy’s the troublemaker.” She shakes her head as Knox’s dad, Karl, walks out trying to wrangle the dogs back inside. “Hey, there’s my girl,” Karl says, hugging me. “What does my wife have you doing?” “Oh, I’m a whole balloon artist today.” He laughs. “Do your best. And hello, young lady.” “This is my friend Keisha,” I say. He shakes her hand. “So you’re Kole’s new friend, huh?” Keisha chuckles. “Yeah… hopefully something more.”

"Don't worry, you know how badass I am." Perci and Cali left early to start their busy schedule. Despite Perci's heavy load in the office, he still drove Cali to her set. Unfortunately, they are stuck in a traffic jam. He checked his phone and they are still one hour ahead. He glanced at Cali because she was silent. He unconsciously smiled while looking at her. She was busy staring at the husky in the pet shop from a distance. “Do you like dogs?” he asked. “Yeah. I have had a dog before. He died because we cannot afford to cure his Parvo.”

she began. He cut her off. “Where? We live in Clarkston, Noelle. We can’t be driving over here for training every week.” It wasn’t that far. Clearly, it wasn’t so far that he couldn’t make several trips a year to drop a dog off. Not that Holiday Hills even had a dog training program. He’d have to go to one of the bigger cities for something like that. Trying to convince him that it was worth the effort was a waste of her words. He had made his mind up, and Blacky was no longer welcome in the Gibson home.

They went to Vegas, even Hawaii, each places that has their own unique attraction. He made sure their days are fill with fun and before sending her home, Clarke made sure she was well fed and her tummy would explode after that. He even spent his free time at the shelter and played with the strays living there. He was so good to these animals and not once was he disgusted by the dogs brushing up against him, even those with dried skin or has patches on their body. He loves every single one of them and his favourite was Brady, a German Shepherd that was blind on his left eye. He was planning to adopt the big guy and she wanted to cry. Tears of joy of course.

I approached them breathing in a considerable amount of air, "Can I help you ma'am?" "Yes. We are looking for a dog, a small one. One that is properly trained and doesn't leave it's mess everywhere" "All dogs are trained here, ma'am," I corrected her. "What about this one?" Kelsie pointed at Texas's cage and I smiled Texas deserved it. He was a good dog. The woman walked to where Kelsie knelt petting Texas. "Kelsie no! Look at him, he's too big. Why don't you pick him?" She pointed at Rooster and as soon as she did, Rooster barked harshly in retaliation.

“You piece of sh*t. Is it because the Zea Group has collapsed, and you have nowhere else to beg for food, so you came here to my Century Herb? Hehe, this is great! Tyr Summers, back then, you kept going against me, and today you’re actually begging for food on my turf. Okay, I’ll feed you well!” Having said that, Travis turned to the shopkeeper and ordered, “Get someone to bring in the dog food at the door. Let him eat all he wants.” The shopkeeper immediately understood. It seemed like he had guessed it right. This guy was really here to fool around. What black card? What ten billion dollars? Bullsh*t! The shopkeeper called for the store’s servant to quickly bring in the large pail of dog f

She closed her eyes and tried to calm herself down, the car suddenly stopped. “And we’re here!” Selena said jumping out of the car. “Boys I have missed you.” “What the hell are those things?” Gage growled looking at the demon-looking mean dogs. “Demon dogs, you should know,” Selena said half smiling. “They are friendly.” She said petting them. “Come on Athena is waiting.” Jade walked closer to the demon dogs, they bowed to her and then wagged their tails waiting for her to touch them. Once she extended her hand to touch them they both licked her hands. “Good pups.” She said walking behind Selena.

Felicity explained, “It seems to be a stray dog. It got injured and Calista found it, and helped it . She was insistent on taking care of the puppy , so we treated it and tried to take it to an animal shelter, but it was too crowded in there. Maybe we can find a family to adopt this cute little guy.” “We can adopt him, right, mommy?” Calista asked. “I’m not sure we will be able to take care of another mouth, Cali.” Calista pouted, giving her desperate doe eyes, “Please? Pretty please..? He’ll be fine with us, we already treated him.” Mackenzie sighed, “I’ll think about it and give you an answer when I return from work tomorrow.” “Thank you, mommy!” *************** If Jeffrey believed in hell

The dogs raced around him, sniffing him, jumping up on his jeans excitedly. Even strange dogs liked Derek. They liked Killian, too, although he didn’t let them touch his hands (or his guitar). But he did murmur soothing things like, “How are ya, luv,” and “Ooh, good boy, good boy.” They seemed to realize that jumping up on him was off-limits, and behaved themselves accordingly.