Raelyn
It was rare that Raelyn brought any of her dogs away from the farm; most of them were trained to guard or herd rather than to be companion animals. But despite her attempts to keep most of her animals at arm's length - after all, almost all of them were for sale or simply sent to her for training - she couldn't help but fall in love with a few of her many creatures. There were three dogs in particular who had captured her heart and had a forever home with her, and it was these three who accompanied her on her walk today.
They were mostly well-behaved creatures, having been in training with Rae since they were pups, and for the most part, they ranged at her heels or in the nearby underbrush, never straying too far from her side. Or, at least, that was where they were supposed to be. One of her dogs had disappeared through the brush, barking madly at something that had caught his attention. Cursing loudly, Rae followed, calling for him to come back in her sternest you're-in-big-trouble-mister voice.
When she caught up with the dog, he was barking down into a hole in the ground, which gave Rae pause, but she stormed up to him anyway, fully intending to tell him off and leash him for the remainder of their walk. The other two dogs had joined him, too, baying at something in the hole and skirting round the edges. "What the fuck are you idiots - oh!"
They were mostly well-behaved creatures, having been in training with Rae since they were pups, and for the most part, they ranged at her heels or in the nearby underbrush, never straying too far from her side. Or, at least, that was where they were supposed to be. One of her dogs had disappeared through the brush, barking madly at something that had caught his attention. Cursing loudly, Rae followed, calling for him to come back in her sternest you're-in-big-trouble-mister voice.
When she caught up with the dog, he was barking down into a hole in the ground, which gave Rae pause, but she stormed up to him anyway, fully intending to tell him off and leash him for the remainder of their walk. The other two dogs had joined him, too, baying at something in the hole and skirting round the edges. "What the fuck are you idiots - oh!"
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