Ty leaned against the wall, admiring his work. Jennifer still looked a lot like she had before her transformation, anyone who knew her would recognize her despite her changes, but she was unquestionably part dog now. He had made her arms and legs the right size and shape to walk on all fours, and her body was just that of a large golden retriever.
He waited until her dog was finished and pulled away. Jennifer slumped to the floor, confused. Terror was creeping into her eyes as the wave of passion and hormones slipped away and it seemed to dawn on her what had happened. She started to whine quietly.
Thinking for a few minutes, Ty made a decision. He turned off his invisibility and appeared in the room, causing her to jump to her feet in shock. She tried to speak, but all that she managed was a surprised bark.
"Well, well," he said with a smug grin, "The school bitch is looking the part, huh?"
A light seemed to dawn in her mind and she barred her teeth in a growl.
Ty made a newspaper appear in his hand and lightly smacked her across the nose. "Bad dog! No growling at your new master." Before she could react to that, he made a leather collar and leash appear out of thin air and strapped it around her neck. "I've always wanted a dog." She looked over her half-human form and looked back at him pleadingly. "Oh, don't worry, no one will notice what you actually look like. You'll just look like a dog." He knelt down and took her furry head in his hands, "And you'll act like one, too. If you don't, I can make sure you do." He snapped his fingers.
For a moment, all the human pleading left her eyes. Ty tossed a tennis ball against the wall and Jennifer lept for it, grabbed it in her mouth and carried it back. As she dropped it at his feet, he snapped his fingers again. She stopped and looked at him. "That's right, I can take it all away. Maybe just leave you aware of what's happening without the ability to do anything about it." He considered a moment. "After a while, when I think the time is right, I might even make you human again. If you're a good girl."
He clipped a leash to her collar then willed them both to the local park. They appeared unseen in an out of the way corner, and Ty proceeded to walk his reluctant pet though the park with no one the wiser.