*Dog*

The hound sauntered towards the Brick Building, knowing exactly what this place was all about. She knew that humans liked to put wolves behind those tall, chain-link fences where they couldn't get away. Bubbling with pride and thoughts of reward from her master, the dog glanced back to make sure the wolves were following, "Now, humans only come here at night, so it's perfectly safe right now. If you really want to make the two-leggers mad, go over there..." Now the dog pointed her muzzle towards door, "Just run and jump at that, try to break it down. The humans hate when you break their things..." All she was doing was trying to get them to make a lot of noise to attract the humans.

Arya and Dakota

Arya was sort of scared in the human areas. She was jumpy, and she thought that any minute, a human would come up and capture her. She didn't like to be tested on. She never wanted to be tested on again. She was too fearful now.
Wait! I..I don't want to do this anymore.She said, her voice shaking. She started to shake and her eyes grew wide.

Dakota didn't think twice and ran towards the door. She leaped as hard as she could at the door...

Dakota, no! Arya yelled, but it was too late. The wolfess had hit the door. She shook her head and looked at the ground. She shook harder.

*Dog & Humans*

Just as the dog had predicted, there were humans here. Hearing the bang against the door, one human peered out of the window. A moment later, three humans came rushing out of a second door on the latter side of the building. One shot a dart at Arya, and the other for Dakota. The third held a nose pole, ready to help defend himself and the other two humans if the wolves decided to attack.

The dog smirked now, backing slightly away from the two wolves, but not saying anything yet.

Arya and Daktoa

Arya backed up, tail tucked between her legs and she felt a pinch of pain of her shoulder. She didn't cry out, for she was used to it. She turned to the dog.
You no good son of a- She was cut off as she collapsed and lost comciousness.

Dakota moved her mouth rapidly, as if barking madly at them. No sound came out, and she felt a dart in her legs. She grunted and glared at the dog fiercely, then was knocked out.

*Dog & Humans*

The dog grinned wickedly at the two, surprised and very much pleased with herself that the plan had actually worked. "And you two call the humans dumb!" She snickered before looking to the workers.

They came hurrying over to the unconscious wolves, poking them with the noose pole at first to make sure they were really out. Then they hauled the two towards the Vet Center.

The dog trotted dutifully after.