Lydia whines and begins pacing back and forth while watching the pair of mating canines. The heavy sexual musks in the air both male and female draw the attention of the entire kennel.
“Way to go Diana!” A German shepherd barks from five kennels down the hall.
“Told you it was just a matter of time!” A border collie barks tail wagging from two kennels up the hall.
“Hey! Bring him over here! Let’s share!” A Great Dane pleads from some where farther back in the kennel.
The smell of sex becomes so strong Lydia soon finds she can think of nothing else but the mating act that she has a front row seat for. Jumping up to rest her fore paws upon the kennel dog as if thinking to let herself out Lydia never looks away from her kennel pack mate Diana.
Diana smiles taking a careful sniff having figured it would be easy enough to force Lydia into an early heat but she had no idea it would be this easy! As nursing is so much easier when there is another bitch to take turns with. “Great thing about being canine Lydia is we do not have to deal with monthly periods. No pain or discomfort either! “She grasps and narrows her eyes in sudden bliss as the eager male atop her begins thrusting faster. “Oh yes! All the way in…push the knot farther in!”
Lydia always having hated dealing with her periods. The monthly mess and pain, the embarrassment of it all! She had more then once wished she was male just to escape the bad case of cramps that seem to run in her family. But now being told she is free the very idea of being a dog does not seem so bad. Watching the male mate Diana her eyes catch sight of the black orbs of the male’s ball sac. Licking her lips she presses her nose close to the wire mess trying to get at least a better sniff of the performing male. “Not? What do you mean not?” She asks confused now as she turns her gaze once more to Diana thinking there is a lot she needs to learn from this other female.
Sarah smiles pleased that her prized collie bitch finally has a mate of her own. But if only the coat of the new sire had come out the same as the dam’s. As with dogs its like a dice game when pairing a human with a canine. It frustrated her but no matter what she has tried she has only been able to set the odds eighty percent in favor of the new canine having the same coloring of the one bringing it into the pack. But on the bright side the male collie not matching Diana means he has very good genes and will make a good breeder. She gentle removes the shirt and tie from the male careful to not disturb her dogs in their coupling. A kennel id collar is set around the neck of the male then Sarah begins the task of gathering up the pieces of discarded human things spread along the kennel hall