So, you assume the dogs aren't able to switch their perspective? Hmmm... Whether it's a coincidence or not, I found that if I called Nox and he didn't know what to expect he wagged to the left, after he saw the treat in my hand, he wagged to the right. Needless to say he loved being my guinea dog.
At least I can interpret his emotions right now.
I see what I can do about the pics.
A new study finds that dogs respond to the direction of a tail wag. Canines that see tails wagging to the right are more relaxed, whereas they become more stressed when they see tails wagging to the left. The responses are a result of the differing roles played by the left and right hemispheres of a dog's brain, according to the research.(National Geographic Daily News)
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Poor Nox and Otto were my guinea dogs. We confirm the findings after conduction a non-representative private two dogs survey.
Well, did you have clothes on when you were born? This was kind of a re-birth for Dermot, so no clothes. That, and I liked the image.Aww, I couldn't let Sky die, I just couldn't, so instead now he has to do what he abhors: Drinking blood. Muahahaha.
Yup, a naked man in the bedroom can never be wrong. Right? Maybe He did accept his fate at the end, but I didn't accept it, that's why I let him come back with a murderous vampire hangover for doubting me, the f*cker. Ha! lol
Thank you for commenting KC!
It is difficult to avoid clichés when writing this genre, but I tried. Well, I didn't plan on making this into series, although I have to admit, the characters still speak to me somehow. So maybe I'll add one or two chapters eventual.Thank you Cannd, for you're comment.
Thank you R. I'm so happy when I find your insightful comments. Yes, I always loved vampires. As I already said in my blog I even read the unmentionables, because, yes, there were vampires in it, even when they glittered occasionally. Ha, no it's not only you, that's why Dermot took Sky's wrist; he was just food, for now...
Thank you Sasha. Maybe it says something about both of us?I'm glad you liked it. I wanted to write something really scary, but alas it didn't come quite out that way.
Thank you Lisa! Ooops, I think I forgot to mention that the story had to be posted on Halloween.Yep dreamy, scary vampire, that was what I was aiming at.
What we learned is that demons are a normal bunch of err... creatures, just like you and me, huh? Meeting up at the pub, spinning stories. And what stories... I really enjoyed reading this, Sasha. The um, butt-kicking was worth the effort.
Aww Freddy, I had to think of Freddy. Sorry.
Thanks for this story Thorn, it was sad yes but it also showed how important and liberating it is to let go, because only this lets you move on. Well, at least that was what your story told me.