Dragoncrest Cliffs I'm growing into my paws

Her head tilted at the mention of the title 'barker' but she quickly came to understand. Theo was a pretty good instructor, she thought- she grasped her role easily with his explanation, and nodded along thoughtfully. "Ya, I can do dat," She said. At least, she felt certain she could spook the rabbits, and chase after them. Keeping up with them would also be a struggle for her- but as long as she got them heading toward Theo, she'd be doing her part of the job. 

"I'll go around. See you in a few minutes!" She said, bumping her nose gently against his shoulder, before she began to sneak her way in a wide arc. The last thing she wanted was for the rabbits to suspect they were being hunted before the hunt even began- so she took a longer route than she'd necessarily need to take, to make up for her heavy footfalls. She wasn't particularly graceful, either- and found that she needed to go a bit more slowly than usual, so that she could make sure she didn't snap branches as she went. 

She was relatively good at orientation, though, and kept track of the arc she was taking so that she could circle around the thicket and be roughly on the opposite end of it from Theo. She waited a few moments before she moved- wanting to make sure the rabbits weren't suspicious if they'd heard anything, allowing them to drop their guard again. She couldn't see them, but she could smell them. 

She bolted forward, her feet scrabbling against the ground, as she dove headlong into the thicket, where she began barking and snarling. She caught glimpses of the rabbits dashing this way and that- and found their movements almost dizzying. She sent them scattering in every direction, incapable of sending them all off in one direction as a herd of deer might go- and tried her best to chase a couple of them out of the thicket and in Theo's direction.