It’s been about a day since your legs and arms changed into dog legs. You still think nothing more of it than a normal growth spurt. It’s taken a bit to get accustomed to walking on true all fours, but you’ve gotten it down, much to your delight, feeling proud of yourself.
You’re in the living room, curled up into a ball, trying to nap. However, you perk up as you suddenly smell something alluring outside. You get up and walk outside, looking around to try and find the source of the smell. Then, you stick your head down towards the ground sniffing around.
Upon doing this, however, the achiness in your “snout” returns. It feels like lots of tiny ants are swarming your face. You run your left paw over your face in an attempt to rid yourself of the feeling, though it is unsuccessful. Suddenly, the wetness at the tip of your nose becomes more and more prominent. You cross your eyes to look at your nose as you watch it increase a little in size a little, becoming black and leathery, as well as wet to the touch.
You study your new nose. But not for long, as your teeth start panging inside your mouth. Your gums start turning a mixture of black and pink as your canines start pushing out, growing larger and sharper. You run your very much canine tongue over your new canines, feeling how they’ve changed. Soon after, your jaw starts aching as you feel it start to push out. You clench your teeth and wince as you feel your jaw push outward, feeling the bones creak and snap as they shift to become a long dog muzzle. Once finished, you roll out your long tongue, panting away.
The world around you hasn’t changed, but you seem to be able to smell a lot more than before. You stick your nose in the air, smelling all sorts of smells. Your tail starts to instinctively wag as you begin to wonder what big changes are in store for you next.