Stone Circle Highland cows

Nuna's growl was either too late or simply fell on deaf ears, because the white puppy crashed into her and sent her flying to the ground. Had it not been for two paws to counter-balance the impact and the experience of falling in so many ways and under so many different circumstances, the Bearclaw valley pup would have fallen.

Now, however, while still sitting and being in a bit of a disadvantage compared to Arlette, Nuna responded playfully with parted jaws and attempt to grab, whichever part of the face, neck or limbs would be within the "grabbing" distance.

Despite the other's lack of manners, she liked the straight-forward approach. This meant that you did not have to beat around the bush and could act the same.