Training with Wolfie
By Karen Singer
Chapter 24
It was Tuesday. Bobo of course didn’t know that. Bobo no longer knew Tuesday from Saturday, or
Thursday from Monday. Everyday was
Tuesday as far as Bobo was concerned. Or
was everyday Saturday? It simply didn’t
matter. Wolf heard the truck pull into
the driveway and started barking. Not
badly, just loud enough to let everyone know that someone was there. Of course, it was still loud enough to let
anyone outside know that he was in the house and would protect it too.
“Quiet Wolf,” Rosa said as she
walked past him. “Go sit.”
The knock came a few minutes
later. Wolf barked again from where he
was walking in circles back next to Bobo.
Rosa looked back at him and Wolf sat down. Only then did Rosa open the door. “Jose, Isabelle, how are you?” Rosa asked as
she let the two dog trainers in.
“I see things with Wolf and Bobo
are still going quite well,” Jose noted.
“Very well,” Rosa agreed. “Let’s get the dogs outside, and then I’d
like to talk to you for a moment.”
“Oh?”
But Rosa wouldn’t say anything
else. A minute later, Wolf and Bobo were
in the backyard, but Rosa had kept Jose and Isabelle inside with her. “I just wanted to let you know that this will
be the last time,” Rosa told them. “I’ve
loved everything you’ve done, but it’s time now for it all to end.” She
breathed a small quick sigh. “And, I’m
afraid that Bobo will be coming to an end very soon as well. I’m going to have to let him go.”
“We’re very sad to hear that,” Jose
replied. “But we understand. We appreciate the business you’ve given us.”
“Thank you,” Rosa told them. “Thank you both so much.”
Once again Bobo and Wolf were put
through their exercises out in the yard, but this time, the session didn’t last
as long as it usually did. Before Bobo
knew it, he and Wolf were back in the house while Jose and Isabelle removed the
ramp, the tunnel, and the plastic bar that Wolf jumped over. A few minutes later, Wolf barked as their
truck started up, and left.
Rosa sighed again. It was all slowly going away. All her fun was gradually leaving her. Unfortunately, it was time.
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On Wednesday evening, Connie
started moving things back into her house.
It was going to take her several days, but she started on
Wednesday.
On Thursday, all the things that
she had in storage were delivered back to her house and put in place. She came over to Rosa’s house for dinner that
night, and the two of them discussed enthusiastically how wonderful it was for
Connie’s house to be finished and how great it was. Connie was excited and enthusiastic. Rosa acted excited and enthusiastic. But Rosa was anything but excited and
enthusiastic.
On Friday, Rosa stood in the living
room with Connie and accepted the key to the house next door back from
her. She could no longer hide her
tears. The two women hugged, and Connie
left. Rosa went to her room, laid down
on the bed, and cried.
It was all coming to an end. Everything.
It was all over.
That night, after dinner, Rosa sat
on her couch. The TV was on. Wolf was chewing on one of his toys on the
other side of the room. Bobo was in his
usual place between the two chairs. It
was all coming to an end.
“Come here my little angel,” she
said softly. She watched in delight as
Bobo picked up his head, worked his way to his feet, then headed over. She raised herself up enough to pull her
shorts and panties down and off. And in
moments, Bobo was again between her legs.
This would be the last time.
Knowing that, it was more difficult for her to reach an orgasm than
ever, but she did have one very nice one.
She stopped Bobo from going any further after that.
It was all coming to an end.
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On Saturday morning, Rosa woke up,
put the dogs outside so they could do their business. She fixed breakfast for herself, making more
bacon than she usually did. The dogs had
a special treat that morning. She
enjoyed watching them wolf it all down.
She took a shower and got herself
dressed for the day. Just shorts and a
t-shirt. Nothing fancy. Nothing special.
With the dogs in the backyard, she
finally went to the house next door and looked through it. It looked fairly clean. She knew Connie would leave it that way, but
she would still have her people come in anyway and clean it all from top to
bottom. Would Brian be occupying it
again? She didn’t know. She only knew that it was all coming to an
end.
She sat on the porch for much of
the day, sitting in the swing and watching her two dogs play. Later, she sat in the living room and watched
them playing in the house. Often that
day, she sat and watched the two of them napping next to each other. She was going to miss that. She was going to miss it all. But it all had to come to an end. It
was not only time, it was past time.
She fixed dinner that night. For the first time in a few weeks, Bobo got a
dinner of human food. He was ecstatic to
say the least. Wolf too got a small
portion of human food mixed into his food.
Wolf gobbled it all down so fast Rosa wasn’t sure if he realized it was
human food or not.
After dinner, she let the dogs
outside again while she sat on the porch and watched them. As the sun began setting in the sky, she finally
called them into the house. It was all
coming to an end…and now it was time.
The two dogs had gone into the
living room, Wolf to one of his usual spots, Bobo to his usual place between
the chairs. Rosa went back to the
kitchen for a minute and found the newspaper.
She grabbed a few pages from it, folded it, and carried it back to the
living room with her. “Bobo…. Come!”
Bobo looked up at her. He had just started another nap. What did she want now?
“Come my little Angel,” Rosa said.
Oh.
That. But she wasn’t taking her
clothes off. He walked up to her, not
sure what she wanted, and sat. This
time, Rosa knelt down in front of him.
“Bobo, I want you to watch what I’m doing very carefully.” She took the newspaper she had brought with
her, and unfolded it somewhat, then she started rolling it up into a tight
roll. “See what I’m doing?” she
said. “Do you remember when I had a
rolled up newspaper like this before?”
Bobo’s eyes went wide as he
remembered being hit and punished with it.
“Yes, I see that you do remember.”
Bobo let out a small whimper. He wondered what he had done wrong.
Rosa finished rolling the newspaper
up, then set it next to her on the floor.
“If you make one noise, one sound, that isn’t like a dog, I’m going to beat
you with that paper. Understand?”
Bobo made no reply. He made no move, he only looked at the paper,
then up at her with pleading eyes. He
didn’t want to get punished.
Rosa nodded at him. “Just remember, only dog sounds. Now stay!”
On her knees, Rosa worked her way
around behind him. Now she just had to
figure out how to remove those bindings that Tolliver had created.
Bobo felt Rosa doing something
behind him. He felt her pulling at the
straps that bound his legs up. What was
she doing? A moment later, Wolf came
over and nuzzled against his face. Bobo
dared not move. Wolf went back to see
what Rosa was doing.
“Move Wolf,” Rosa said softly as
she pushed the big dog away. She pulled
harder on one of the straps and it finally came free. Piece by piece she began removing Bobo’s tail
and the pieces that bound his legs up into uselessness. “Remember,” she said to Bobo. “Only dog sounds!”
Bobo finally realized she was
taking the things off of his legs.
Why? The entire process was
somewhat frightening. But piece by
piece, little by little he felt everything loosen up. The piece that went under him that held his
penis trapped went first. The cool air
hit it, but the sensation wasn’t one he could savor very long as he felt Rosa
continuing to remove the bindings.
Rosa pulled Bobo’s left leg out of
the construction that Tolliver had created.
With the binding now gone, Bobo’s leg was still up in the position it
had been in for several months now.
“Remember,” Rosa said firmly.
“Only dog sounds!” She grabbed
his leg and very gently, very slowly pulled.
There was resistance, a lot of resistance. She saw the tension in Bobo’s body. She heard the desperate whine he let
out. She saw him arch his back. He was in pain, but she continued to slowly
pull his leg down until it touched the floor.
She released it, and it sprang up a little. Then it went all the way back up. Rosa grabbed it again and pulled. Slowly but surely, she brought it all the way
back down to the floor again. She heard
the painful whining from Bobo as she held the leg down this time for a few
minutes.
Finally, she released his leg
again. It rose some, but not all the way
up. She moved to his other leg and
removed the bindings there. That leg too
wanted to stay in the position it had been in for far too long. Once again, Rosa fought with the leg to bring
it down, while Bobo whined painfully.
She held both legs down on the floor for a few minutes.
But the legs were still bent at the
knees since Bobo was standing up.
“Bobo,” she said. “Lie down!”
Bobo whined again. He wasn’t sure he wanted to lie down.
“Bobo! Lie down flat! Now!”
Bobo whined again, but he slowly
worked his way down on to his belly. His
naked penis felt the floor under him for the first time in months.
Rosa watched as Bobo laid down on
his belly. His knees had drawn his lower
legs up again. She pulled on both of his
legs. Slowly stretching them out. Slowly
stretching them down. This time, she let
up a few times and let them go back up a bit before she slowly stretched them
down further. But before long, for the
first time in months, both of Bobo’s legs were stretched out straight. And when Rosa let go of them, they stayed
that way. She didn’t miss Bobo’s painful
whine however, but he was just going to have to get used to it again.
While Bobo was trying to get use to
his legs being straight, Rosa went in front of him and grabbed his left
paw. But she couldn’t get the bindings
off of it without that little tool that Tolliver had given her. She left Bobo where he was while she went to
find it. It took her a little while to
find it. When she came back, she used it
to unscrew the screws that held his hand bindings together. She tediously undid the leather lacing that that
held it all in place and she peeled it all down and off of one arm, then the
other, leaving his hands still fastened into the bindings. She could see that his fingers had become
much thinner than they had been. The
little leather loops for each of them no longer fit tight. From underneath the wooden block, she finally
figured out how to loosen the leather loops completely. Then very slowly and carefully, she pulled
the device off of his left hand. Hand! No longer a paw. Brian’s fingers stayed in the position they
had been in for so long. “Can you move
your fingers?” she asked softly.
Brian tried, but the best he could
do was to move them only a tiny bit.
“It’s okay,” Rosa said, “it will
come. Just remember, only dog
sounds.” She looked down at the rolled up
newspaper, and she made sure that Brian saw her looking at it. Then she started removing the loops of
leather and the block of wood from his other hand.
Brian couldn’t believe it. She was taking it all off of him. How long had he worn it all? He had no idea. He wasn’t sure he even cared. He only knew that she was removing it all
now. But he couldn’t speak. She wasn’t letting him talk yet. Was she removing it all permanently? Or was it just temporary? He didn’t know and she didn’t seem to be saying.
Rosa pulled the final piece off of
him. “Move your fingers,” she said as
she held his hand up. But like before,
the fingers barely moved. Rosa took a
deep breath. “Okay,” she said. “I know standing up like a human will
probably be difficult, or maybe impossible right now. But follow me into the bathroom the best you
can.”
She took a few steps away from him
and watched as he tried to get himself to his knees. But his hands were still in the same position
they had been in before. She noticed that
he didn’t even try to get to his feet.
He slowly crawled his way behind her, all the way into the bathroom,
walking on the fingertips of his hands.
Rosa started the water running in
the tub, making it as hot as she dared, While the water was still running, she
said, “Okay Bobo, get yourself into the tub.”
Bobo managed to get his hands and
arms over the edge of the tub, but Rosa had to help him roll the rest of his
body over into the hot water. Hot
water! He whimpered again at the feel of
it. But as he stretched his body out in
the water, it soon started to feel good.
Rosa let the water run for a while, then she finally turned it off. “Relax there for a while,” she said. She left him there like that, going out of
the bathroom, but coming back again often to check on him. Wolf was in the bathroom now too, sitting
next to the tub, his head resting on the edge of the tub watching his
friend.
The warm water helped. Brian moved his legs…a little. It was still painful, to move them, but the
warm water did help. His fingers loosened
up a little too. He could move them
better, but not much. He certainly
couldn’t make a fist, even if his fingernails weren’t way too long.
Rosa finally came back with the
rolled up newspaper in her hand.
“Remember,” she said again. “Only
dog sounds.” Brian looked at the newspaper,
this time he dared to nod his head. He
was very glad she didn’t punish him for that.
“Do you need to pee?” Rosa asked.
Brian realized that he could
pee. He dared to nod his head again.
“Then let’s get you out of that
tub.”
Since he could move a little better
now, Brian was able to get himself up to where he could sit on the side of the
tub. “Move your legs out now,” Rosa
suggested, and Brian was soon sitting with his legs out of the tub. Rosa raised the lid on the toilet. “See if you can move over to sit on the
toilet now,” Rosa told him. “And in this
house, we always sit down on the toilet.
We never stand!” She picked up her newspaper to emphasize that
point.
Brian carefully worked his way from
sitting on the edge of the tub to sitting on the toilet.
“Now push that thing of yours down
and pee,” Rosa told him.
Brian did just that. It was the first time he could remember
peeing into a toilet in ages.
When he was done, Rosa grabbed a
towel and began drying him off. When she
was done, she grabbed both of his hands.
“Okay, let’s see if you can stand.”
Stand? Brian let her pull on his arms, while he did
his best to push with his legs. There
were several times when he almost made it, but he fell back again to sit on the
toilet. But with one final big pull from
Rosa, he suddenly found himself fully on his feet for the fist time
in…forever! His balance wasn’t very good
though and Rosa had to hold him up to keep him from falling.
Very carefully, Rosa held him
tightly while she led him out of the bathroom and into the guest bedroom. She pulled the covers back on the bed and sat
him down on the side of it. Then she
left him for a few minutes. When she
came back, she pulled a simple nightgown onto him. She helped him to lay down in the bed and she
pulled the covers over him again.
“Goodnight my angel,” she said softly.
“Wolf! Out!” She left him lying there. She would have to see how he was in the
morning.
Brian wasn’t sure what to make of
it all. Was she really letting him
go? Was he free from being a dog
anymore? Could it be true? He could only hope. But that piece of rolled up newspaper was
still there, still on the nightstand next to his bed. She still wasn’t letting him be completely
human. Why?
For the first time in forever, he
fell asleep in a bed. His hands and his
legs aching, His body automatically drawing itself up into the position he had
been forced to sleep in for months now.
It was the only way he could be comfortable.
Rosa silently checked on him a
number of times before she went to bed.
Each time, she had to pull Wolf out of the room. But fortunately, she never woke him. She was betting he needed sleep. She wondered how it felt for him to sleep in
a bed for a change. She wondered how it
felt for him to be able to stretch his legs out and move his hands again. She wondered many things about him. But it was time for his life as a dog to
end.
But it wasn’t all over yet!
1 comment:
I just wanted to leave a quick note. So enjoyed your story. Such a deep character development and a great over all plot. When we read the story you get a close eye on why things are happening. The end is was a delight as well. It is funny we are in such a similar situation. Writers of both such fiction and then more g rated versions and thento can never cross paths. Thank you for sharing.
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