Hideaway Strath oh i tried that. he bit the vet

Roarke gives her an advantage and they both roll back and tumble together toward their father. Plenty of sounds and snaps come from her jaws as she tries to find purchase on soft, white fur but she’s unsuccessful. The lesson of manners is not entirely lost on the girl but she is lost in the moment, returning to her feet to prepare for the attack her brother has planned. His battle cry reaches her and she’s prepared, resisting the moment he collides into her and tumbling around for a few more minutes.
 
When Arturo says their names, she’s put most of her weight on her younger brother to wrestle him into submission, using as much force as she can muster. He is lucky this time she thinks as she looks toward him with a sly grin.
 
This isn’t over.
 
Their father gives them a job and Mallaidh finds a sense of purpose. Her pudgy tail swishes over her spine and she squares her shoulders, then she proudly bounces forward like a soldier and steps in line net to Arturo. She forgets about Roarke for the moment, keeping close—shoulder to shoulder if she could—with the leader.