07-29-2012, 07:55 PM
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Wandering around aimlessly seemed a new past time for the red merle Australian shepherd, as he did it so often, his legs hardly grew sore after traveling and his information of locations was slowly becoming more engraved into his mind.
His demeanor was one of content, the luperci happy to have met new possibly allies, along with finding a comfortable place to roam that he felt he knew well enough to behave correctly.
Though he was growing more in tune with his surroundings, he still kept clear of packs.
A new friends warning about the possible consequences of trespassing concerned him enough to steer clear, paying attention to boundaries and keeping alert, if any conflicts should arise from his ignorance.
The sun was setting, leaving the sky a beautiful array of tropical colours that Harvey was astonished to see. His homeland was always so grey and rainy, fog covering most of the cobblestone streets, and obstructive buildings filled the urban lands he most often was located. The sunset was a stranger to the Brit, so tonight, he felt it was appropriate to enjoy the chance to experience this daily event that most seemed to take for granted.
He breathed in heavily, calmed by the sight, but by doing so, had picked up a scent relatively nearby.
Harvey looked about, hoping he hadn't inattentively made his way across the border and into a packs' territory. He felt he could handle himself if encountered with another bloke or two, but without assistance, an entire community against him wasn't a very pleasing thought.
The aussie dog kept aware of his environment, just in case his fear was reasonable, but he could at least continue watching the sunset if he was safe.
Wandering around aimlessly seemed a new past time for the red merle Australian shepherd, as he did it so often, his legs hardly grew sore after traveling and his information of locations was slowly becoming more engraved into his mind.
His demeanor was one of content, the luperci happy to have met new possibly allies, along with finding a comfortable place to roam that he felt he knew well enough to behave correctly.
Though he was growing more in tune with his surroundings, he still kept clear of packs.
A new friends warning about the possible consequences of trespassing concerned him enough to steer clear, paying attention to boundaries and keeping alert, if any conflicts should arise from his ignorance.
The sun was setting, leaving the sky a beautiful array of tropical colours that Harvey was astonished to see. His homeland was always so grey and rainy, fog covering most of the cobblestone streets, and obstructive buildings filled the urban lands he most often was located. The sunset was a stranger to the Brit, so tonight, he felt it was appropriate to enjoy the chance to experience this daily event that most seemed to take for granted.
He breathed in heavily, calmed by the sight, but by doing so, had picked up a scent relatively nearby.
Harvey looked about, hoping he hadn't inattentively made his way across the border and into a packs' territory. He felt he could handle himself if encountered with another bloke or two, but without assistance, an entire community against him wasn't a very pleasing thought.
The aussie dog kept aware of his environment, just in case his fear was reasonable, but he could at least continue watching the sunset if he was safe.