Ahh, whatever

[Tina]

Tina was in the dog lying comfortably under a tree. She was the only dog there at the moment, but she was perfectly fine with that. No disturbing of the peace, no barking, howling, or anything that made noise for the question was not heard. The occansional honk of a car was all that was heard, and the twitter of birds up in the tree. Tina just enjoyed the steady breeze and didn't think about anything. Hopefully she could stay here without any disturbances. Her glittery collar shone in the sunlight, and made her coat sparkle too.

[Kiara]

Kiara trotted happily to the dog park. Her masters were with her and she had her collar on this time. She tried not to tug on her leash so she jumped from time to time with her masters still in control. When she got to the dog park, she saw Tina there. When she pass by Tina, she smiled a bit. She didn't really make any noise at the park. Kiara rolled over on her back and looked at the sky.

[+Hamlet+]

Hamlet walked on the outside of the fence. The park was one of the few places the dog catcher didn't make his round. Since most dogs were let off their leashes here. He kept walking. Looking at the spot where the fence and ground met. He found it. A small opening where two metal crosses didn't meet. He dug under it. Breaking through the other side he climbed under.

Rising up on the other side he was covered in dirt. He shook is short fur off. Specks of dirt flying in different directions. He loved his life. No boundaries, no restrictions, and no leashes. A life without boundaries. No boundaries. He laughed. His voice deep. His black and brown coat not looking any different. The dirt blended in with him. He scratched. He didn't have fleas. He had them as a pup at one point but they died for some reason. He hadn't had them since. He shook again and started to trot around. Catching site of the stuck up husky and the pup.

[Kiara]

Kiara sat up and scratched her ears. She saw Hamlet. Kiara looked at Tina. "I have a feeling miss Tina's not gonna be happy to see him." Her train of thought was broken as grasshopper hopped by her. Kiara jumped in front the grasshopper. It jumped on in between her legs, as if she wasn't even there. Kiara trapped the grasshopper in her paws. She opened one paw. The grasshopper hopped away. "That grasshopper's no fun." Kiara sat down again, listening to the chirping birds.

[+Hamlet+]

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blockquote]Hamlet looked at the husky female. He smirked. She was a house pet to the end wasn't she? He took another lap around the tree she was under. A large circle around it. He kept circling it. Wondering how she would react. Would she tell him to stop? or would she just stay there like a good little house pet? The bird's chirping was becoming annoying. Well just a little. He barked several times, stiring up the birds and making them fly off. He stopped when they all flew off. He looked at the pup again. The collar around its neck and the leash keeping it contained. The husky just layed there, stuck up as she was.

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[Tina]

Tina disturbed by the presence of the mutt stood up and trotted perfectly over to the other side of the park. Her nose carried high as always, and her gilltery pink collar shining in the sunlight. She lounged back down and stared at the fence with a hard expression, as if she longed to be on the outside. She just thought about being free every now and then, but always resorted to being back in her house, with her comfy bed, 3 meals a day, bathed in one of the shiny white things, and sitting on the couch. Tina smiled and continued to stare at the fence.

[Kiara]

At this point, Kiara hoped that Cosmo and Shana would appear. She wanted to have a play mate. The chirping helped her relax. A slight breeze swept through Kiara's fur. She held her head up high. She liked the wind brushing against her fur.

[|x|Shana:.]

'I look around and I feel like... things change and I don't know why.'

Shana strolled into the park without a care. She really didn't mind hearing the other dogs at the park. It made her happy that all the dogs in the park were having fun together. As she was walking along, and saw a black and brown mass digging under the gate, a large Rottweiler. She padded over.

"Hello. You can use the front entrance you know, it's a public park." She said with a smile on her face to Hamlet. She was nice to everyone she met, as long as they were nice to her.

'Everyday that passes by, I feel like so far away.'