A two-toned gray and maroon truck cruised down the streets, turning here and there as it made it's way to a particular house. Coming to its destination, the truck rolled to a stop in the driveway of a small, tan house with a fenced in front and back yard. The fences were tall and wooden. Too tall for even the most capable canine to jump over. And with all the shrubbery and vines around, no one could look into the yards.

Tidus got out of the cab and pulled Salsa's crate out and carried it to the back yard. He entered the yard and opened her crate, letting the pup out. Next he went back to the truck and hauled Salukie's crate off and dragged it to the backyard as well. Shoving it through the gate, Tidus opened it up to let the mother out. And as usual, he carried the bat with him.

Leaving the two to reuinte, Tidus locked the gate to the backyard and went inside. Moments later, he returned with a pail of water. He set it down and tossed some dry dog food on the ground for the two to eat, and then he disappeared inside for the night.

The yard was spacious enough for the two to run about, but there was no way to escape. The fence was burried deep in the ground so that it would be nearly impossible to dig out. And it was too tall to jump. A few pine and rose shrubs lined the fence on the inside, as well as a heap of trash in one corner. There was one dog house, but it would fit both mother and daughter.

She growled and immediatly ran out and went to salsa and licked her all over.She then ate some kibble and drannk some water and the nwent to the dog house and layed down.Salsa doing the same.