He hated EVERYONE.

Although he was blind, deaf and hardly a sense of direction, he knew that this WORLD WAS HORRIBLE, to make that perfectly clear. So far, he had detected three other siblings hogging his mother, and would proceed to gnaw on their tiny faces as a grand display of dominance. They simply were not as amazing as him. But there was one, ooohhh this one made t very hard to move with the constant lounging about on top of him like she ruled their little huddle. HE had emerged first, and was by far the biggest and had the most value on their earth while the others did nothing in the past few hours that they were alive. Their existence was futile while he was far more superior than any one of them could ever perceive. 

The shuffle behind him signaled to him that the fatty was at it again, trying to make a move atop his delicate bodice. But this time, he was ready. Furiously, he climbed on top of her, squashing her down with all the muscle he could muster. He tried to growl, like his nature demanded but an estrange mewl was all that anyone would actually hear. If only Mother could see him now, and she would banish the other's from her comfort except for him, which he greatly hoped would come true.

!!! Monsters!! As if!!! 

While the two obnoxious pups in the litter fought over who knows what, the other twin remained quiet and calm, perfectly content with suckling on a different teat. Hardly a monster, if you'd ask me. He was often kicked or rolled onto, but such was not to be noticed by such a small and senseless creature. He was unaware of the fighting, really, being blind and deaf, but the occasional nudges and shoves were enough to eventually grab his attention. Although small brown blob was mostly silent (he would've been an angel to his mother had she paid better attention to them), one final shove to the face and small babe was thrown into anger. He did not know why or understand what he was feeling, but let out a loud screech, probably piercing the ears of everyone within a 100 mile radius.

For fucks sake, implied the little pups call, Calm the fuck down!

After another set of tumbles and mewls, Sister latched onto Mother again successfully ending their squabble. Mother didn't seem to care about his dominion, for she made no attempt to straighten them out. Sister was such a child, as was the rest of his siblings. Brother was less obnoxious, so he instantly deemed the twin his favourite. Waddling over to what his nose told him was his brother, he lay right against him, leaving Sister and the other one to their own. He found himself instantly tired after their excursion, resting his head on his forepaws. He was not big yet, but he would grow to be. And he would be the leader of this tribe, the eldest. Mother was assumably their leader, and the only source of nutrients. They needed her, although what would happen when they didn't? The questions were too large for him to comprehend, and he snuggled into the side of his brother more. Brother was much more comfortable than Sister, and much more calm. Yes, this would do. 

This was madness.

Odie was sick of being her sister’s couch.

The little pup let out a bloodcurdling scream of anger, after letting go of a teat that she had previously been suckling on.  Even though she could not hear herself do to her and her siblings current deafness, her poor Mother most likely could.  She just seriously needed to let all of that annoyance out.  The little brown ball of fluff began to wriggle as much as her little petite body would allow, in attempts to get her sister off of her.  The little poof ball began to whine madly and uncontrollably.

The pup gave another loud (well, not really) yip of protest, frustrated that his siblings were not so calm or collected. The larger one settled beside him, and he felt comfort in the babes warmth just as the other did to him. There was perhaps someone on top of him, but he couldn't truly decipher and was just ignoring it now. BUT. Someone disrupted the peace. They wiggled and squirmed and attempted to throw the other siblings everywhere else, but he was too stubborn and too large to move. He was discontent, but not enough to give into the crazy demands of someone else.