Redhawk Caldera return of the moomy

The pup didn't like when his mother or his father were 'busy'. They were supposed to be right here catering to his very needs all day long! Another day the pup might be as worried about his father not being here as his mother's, but currently he was worried mostly about his mother's disappearance, for she had been here just moments ago, he was sure of it. And she didn't usually just up and leave, even though little Jay was getting better and better at amusing himself and was becoming more self-dependant (though not as much as one would expect of a pup of his age), as well as the fact that there were usually other adults -- or the older pups -- of Redhawk Caldera around to look after him.

That didn't mean he liked it one bit, of course. He was distracted by Fox suggesting a game, though. A game could be good, as long a it wasn't a scary game. "Yuh nunkie Fee!" the pup agreed while he nodded his head. He did not realise that Fox wasn't an uncle (nor that the letter 'F' wasn't pronounced with 'ee' in it), but since Fox and Peregrine were often together, just like mommy and daddy, they were dibbed nunkie P and nunkie F in Elwood Junior's head.