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Tweak says, "thats an irish thing"

Rolf Scamander (outofthewild) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2015-01-25 02:20:00

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character: cho chang, character: rolf scamander

RP: A Walk in the Park
Who: Rolf and one of Tina’s kids

What: a walk to the park

Where: Memorial Alley up to the park

When: Saturday January 25, afternoon

Rating: SFW

Rolf led the two half-grown Labradors down the street. A chocolate and a black, they were rambunctious but were slowly learning manners as he worked with them every day, sometimes during busier hours, sometimes when virtually no one else was around. He’d started out in the expanded space inside his building, but he had to socialize them, especially now that they were getting larger.

They’d be very good pets, he thought, but puppies at their size could intimidate if they didn’t have some training already. Plus they loved people, and he wanted them to keep doing that while not overwhelming the world. They were learning commands when they wanted to, and today they were behaving decently, only dragging him toward the park every now and again. They kept heading that way, Rolf making them stay at a nice, sedate pace.

Well. As sedate as puppies would ever be, anyway.

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outofthewild
2015-02-04 02:00 pm UTC (link)

"They are sweet. But ill-mannered animals have a way of being destructive, and I discourage that. They'll be quite a bit bigger and it won't be hard to accidentally knock things off a table, after all." He grinned at the compliment. "They were always getting out of their boxes even when smaller, so I thought they worked quite well."

He waved the hand not holding the leashes. "No, no apologies needed. I meant to track you down, but I ended up having quite a bit on my hands with it, it being my first time directing the flow and all." It had been successful, though he still wished a few things for it. There was always next year though. "But you're meeting me now. It's very nice to meet you at last as well. "But thank you for all your excellent planning. Nothing would have gone well without all of it and the ambiance you created."

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