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Larkin howled in a whiny tone when Samul didn't have any more treats for him. He spun in circles a few times and bumped into the couch, stumbling backwards and shaking his head a bit.
Larkin howled in a whiny tone when Samul didn't have any more treats for him. He spun in circles a few times and bumped into the couch, stumbling backwards and shaking his head a bit.
"Awww," Samul said, chuckling a bit as he did, "Are you okay sweetie?" He ran his fingers over Larkin's head, leaning down to kiss him.
"Poor baby."
Larkin whined again and licked Samul's cheeks when he was close enough. After he'd gotten his fill of attention, he ran into the kitchen and promptly slammed into a cabinet.
Samul had straightened back up when Larkin took off. He couldn't help but laugh.
"Larkin!" he said, stepping around the couch to the entrance area for the kitchen with another laugh. Honestly, Larkin was so adorable like this.
Larkin was lying on his back on the floor, howling dramatically. He scratched at the cabinets with his front paws to try to get the treats that weren't even inside.
"Larkin, dumby," Samul said playfully, moving over to him. "There's nothing in there for you." He reached down to scratch Larkin's stomach a bit.
Larkin stopped scratching at the cabinet when Samul started petting him, whining happily. Soon, he rolled onto his paws and darted off to jump onto the counter and howl loudly.
"Hey hey hey," Samul said when Larkin got on the counter, "Down from there, I don't need you falling and hurting yourself." He moved over, worried Larkin would hurt himself anyway.
Larkin jumped off of the counter and landed on the carpet, howling loudly again and running in circles around the living room.
"Larkin, someone's going to hear you!" Samul laughed a bit. He pulled over a bin, which held various dog toys. Some were for the puppy, but most were for Larkin. He pulled out one, tossing it out.
Larkin quickly dived for his favorite toy and grabbed it in his jaws, shaking it aggressively as he ran around the room.
Samul laughed a bit, putting out a few toys before stepping back. He pulled out another biscut, putting it in an "enrichment" toy. Aka, a hilarious show.
Larkin jumped onto the toy immediately and threw it across the room, dashing after it as soon as it started moving. He slammed into the wall, but that only slowed him down for a second.
Samul couldn't help but grin, laughing more and more as Larkin chased after the toy, grinning madly. He loved seeing Larkin like this, it was adorable and hilarious.
Larkin shoved his nose into the toy to try and get the treat out, but couldn't quite get it. So, naturally his response was to grab the toy and throw it onto the ground as hard as he could. The plastic cracked enough for him to break it open and get the treat.
Samul couldn't help but laugh at Larkin's tactics.
"Sweetie, you broke it!" Samul wiped tears from his eyes from his laughing, coming over to pick up the broken pieces to throw away so Larkin wouldn't get any plastic in his paws.
Larkin whined when Samul took the toy from him, trotting after him and sniffing in the trash for the pieces. He wailed loudly at Samul, spinning in circles and huffing.
"No, Larkin," Samul said, making sure he couldn't get in the trash. "It's broken, and I don't want you hurting yourself." Samul ran his fingers over Larkin's back.
"If you really want it, we can go buy a new one."
Larkin nodded and hopped around a bit, tossing his head back and wailing louder. He jumped up on Samul and pawed at him needily.
"Okay, okay love, I get it! I'll grab a leash and collar, and we'll go together, okay?" Samul kissed Larkin's head, ruffling his fur a bit.
Larkin waited impatiently by the door, shuffling around and continuing to whine. Although he couldn't speak, he was clearly trying to get Samul to hurry up.
Samul went to his room, grabbing the collar and leash. He came back out, kneeling down to put it around Larkin's neck.
"Ready to go?" He asked, leash in one hand as he opened the door.
Larkin darted out the door as soon as it opened, dragging Samul along with him as he ran. He clearly didn't know where he was going, but he enjoyed the open space.
"Hey! Larkin!" Samul barely managed to get the door shut behind him, doing his best to keep up.
"Larkin! You're going to wrong way!"
Larkin howled as he rounded the corner, still towing Samul along behind himself. He didn't really care that he was going the wrong way.
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