Clearly the idiot who had written 99% of the dog training books the bookshelf had to offer had never had a pet direwolf. When Susan had given him the pup, Jack had been pleased. After all, her own direwolf was well-behaved and gorgeous, so why shouldn't the pup be the same way? Jack had even given him a good, strong name and everything was for the
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Luckily, Hiccup had befriended a dragon much smarter than his human. Seeing Hiccup apparently running toward a perceived predator, Toothless quickly shot down from the tree where he'd been resting, landing on the ground with the barest sound. Teeth bared, but not growling, he spread his wings as if he meant to net the direwolf coming his way.
"Hey! Toothless! What!? No!" Hiccup protested, trying to find a way around or under the dragon's outstretched wings. "That is not necessary!"
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"Thor! Come here. Leave the kid alone."
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Hiccup glanced between the three of them and offered up his usual sheepish smile. "Hey, uh, sorry 'bout that! He doesn't really know direwolves so, you know, he...did what he does."
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For his part, Thor looked almost apologetic. Or begging. Either or.
"I'm Jack. What's your name, kid?"
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"I'm Hiccup. He's Toothless."
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"As long as you don't startle him or threaten us, he'll be fine. Just, uh, give him a minute to get used to you."
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Toothless leaned over and took in a whiff of Jack's hand before lowering his head for pets.
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"They're still sort of gods where I'm from too," he said, grinning. "Thor's a great guy. Helped me out of plenty of scrapes."
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