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The horses moved a couple rocks, Adelle watching with slight disappointment. She couldn't move those rocks. It seemed unfair that the horses could. At the announcement of a break for food Adelle shot into overdrive, bouncing over to Dixie's side with a new rapid speed. She almost flattened the smaller dog before she pulled herself to a halt. What are we gonna eat? Size did not mean age. No matter how she looked, Adelle was still a puppy in her mind and heart. [/html]
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Adelle laid back, tongue sticking out as she panted. Her ears pricked up at the suggestion, looking over at the horses. She bounced back up, trotting over to the stallion Dixie was standing beside. She petted the horse happily, forgetting that it was going to be used for work. It was a beautiful beast. She could truly appreciate it now that she was able to change to optime form, no longer looking at the horse from below.Rapidly Adelle jumped back out of the way, slightly disappointed that the horse she'd decided was her new best friend had moved away.
The horses moved a couple rocks, Adelle watching with slight disappointment. She couldn't move those rocks. It seemed unfair that the horses could. At the announcement of a break for food Adelle shot into overdrive, bouncing over to Dixie's side with a new rapid speed. She almost flattened the smaller dog before she pulled herself to a halt. What are we gonna eat? Size did not mean age. No matter how she looked, Adelle was still a puppy in her mind and heart.