Oliver & Company
anonymous
August 17 2011, 00:54:07 UTC
Yet another O&C prompt from me again. Sorry but I don't get it, nobody likes that adorable movie and Billy Joel's 39-year-old sexy voice? Oh, the world is DOOMED. *shakes head*
Okay, here is my prompt:
Dodger is no stranger to mating/mounting. He had mounted, had seen mounting, even chatted with a friend while he mounted another dog without feeling awkward.
He loves mounting, especially pretty little girl pups while their owners aren't looking.
He loves watching other dogs mount (although he seriously felt awkward when he stumbled upon Einstein and Rita mating because they are practically his siblings and it were even more awkward -and mentally scarring- when he stumbled upon Roscoe and DeSoto mounting each other. REALLY disturbing, indeed.)
But really, he didn't expect to see his best friend and baby brother getting mounted by a male and older cat. And he certainlly didn't expect the feeling of rage and possessiveness when he witnessed that.
FILL:The difference between cats and dogs Part 1/3changouJuly 6 2013, 21:01:29 UTC
Dodger had always been a dog that could rely on his instincts to guide him. Like when he had decided to crash early and walked in on Einstein and Rita mating he had immediately and without hesitation turned right around and fled. It wasn't that he was shy about mating au contraire he had mated and seen other mating enough that,unless a good looking pooch was getting mounted ,he wouldn't even stop to look and had no problem carrying on a discussion when he or his friends were mounting another dog. He had been fairly surprised when Roscoe and DeSoto had shown up and THANKED him for getting rid of Sykes though they refuse to explain. He kinda wishes that he had taken their thanks at face value and not followed them because the image of Roscoe mounting DeSoto and rutting into him at a brutal pace had plagued him for a long long time
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Re: FILL:The difference between cats and dogs Part 2/3changouJuly 6 2013, 21:02:30 UTC
He had seriously been impressed that the cat had the balls to argue with him, a dog, and to follow him back to his home. Shaking himself out of the memories he got up and lifted Oliver up by his neck and proceeded to bring him back to his home. When Oliver woke up he could explain why he didn't trust Dodger to take care of him and if he couldn't convince him to stay he would go with Oliver to protect him from other cats.
Okay, here is my prompt:
Dodger is no stranger to mating/mounting. He had mounted, had seen mounting, even chatted with a friend while he mounted another dog without feeling awkward.
He loves mounting, especially pretty little girl pups while their owners aren't looking.
He loves watching other dogs mount (although he seriously felt awkward when he stumbled upon Einstein and Rita mating because they are practically his siblings and it were even more awkward -and mentally scarring- when he stumbled upon Roscoe and DeSoto mounting each other. REALLY disturbing, indeed.)
But really, he didn't expect to see his best friend and baby brother getting mounted by a male and older cat. And he certainlly didn't expect the feeling of rage and possessiveness when he witnessed that.
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