Griffen

He had put the shepherd into the back of a massive hummer, black, his favorite color and began to drive towards the old rambling house. Of all music to be listening to, it was orchestra, and actually played quietly. And now that he was away from the public eye... Griffen began to relax. His body wasn't as tense, and the grip on the steering wheel began to loosen. As he pulled into the drive, gates opened to allow him to enter. Griffen turned the engine off, and got out opening the door quietly and grabbing Brody's leash. C'mon buddy. Time to meet the others. His voice was softer, less harsh, and he walked Brody towards the front door. He wanted both a pet, and a guard dog. Something that he could trust to take on the streets with him, but something that wouldn't hesitate to take someone down either. In front of the steps was a doberman, and she stood slowly. Down, Ripper. Murmured the italian and she slowly lowered her body but those dark brown eyes watched Brody's every move. She wasn't one to start a fight, but she would finish it. Go play with Jack, babygirl. Griffen said as he lead Brody into the large house.

BRODY

Once the German Shepherd was loaded into the back of the large vehicle, he set to sniffing the corners for a moment, and then taking a seat in the middle and watching as the scenery went by outside, ears pricked to the sounds of some strange kind of music. Before Brody realized it, they were at his new home, and he eased himself up with a stretch and then waited to be let out. He followed after Griffen for a moment, with his dark brown eyes searching over everything around them. Everything was entirely new. Even the layout of the place was different, it seemed to him.

It didn't take long for his eyes to land on the form of another dog next, and his ears flicked back for a few seconds, wondering how to perceive this new canine, yet he continued after Griffen with his long smooth stride, into the house. He set to wandering with his eyes and just lifting his head and sniffing the air. There were the scents of humans and dogs, no doubt.

B r o d y
Male German Shepherd
Owned by Griffen