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Cagecorr Cage of Correction TopDog and UKSkin Chained on his knees, his gullet full of my cum, the new cocksucker defied me, "Never. Never.! I'll never do that, you'll have to kill me first, you can't make me do ... Please, Master, please, don’t make me do that…"
The Dog The Dog boy, by slaveGirl Lauren wasn't all that thrilled about watching her boyfriend's dog for the weekend, but the big german shepherd was lovable, and quite obedient. She didn't expect any problems from Desi -what a name for a mutt, she thought, named for the cuban actor-leading man, Desi Arnaz. Sometimes she wondered about Ted's eccentricities.
The Trip Part 3 in the Skinhead Nation story. Just wait and see...
Dogboy "Spike" Diary of dog boy Spike A tale of dedication and service of a dog as he prepares for his prospective Owner and Master.
Whipped Dog On-going training of Dog boy This is when your dog hopes to go into some more detail about my training and some thoughts that i have on the matter, your dog will not question the training that you give me, as this pup trusts his MASTER is going to look after the property in His care, Sir.
Necktie party from The Noose Club At exactly midnight I rang the doorbell and knelt down. The door opened and Master Raymond ordered me to crawl inside and service His boots. His 14 hole Rangers are always highly polished -when I am in custody I have to do them twice every day along with Master Gary's 14 hole DM's and my own slave boots.
My new Dog Boy from Skite I saw you Saturday night sitting with your friends under an umbrella in front of Florent. I thought about pulling out my dog collar and putting it around your neck and dragging you on all fours through the restaurant to the bathroom where I would lock the door, bend you over the sink and fuck your sorry ass. I thought about it, but I had better things to do.
Rover by Rover, Harrisburg, PA 17106 I'm going to be a Dog. I don't mean I feel like a dog, I mean I'm going to become an honest-to-god dog, a human dog.
My five years as a dog by Kia I am finding this a difficult task, trying to relate the sum of five years, experience devoted to pleasing my former Owner. I had found a man who became my Master, my Owner, who led me to see the pleasure of living as that special dog of his. I was happy to have given up my human liberty to find a better freedom to be and exist under his control. There is a special relationship between a man and his dog that when found is quite rare.
My Chastity Training By cuffedKid Sir ordered that I kneel, so that he could place the collar on me. Then I was left to fit the cock cuff to myself. I had not had a wank before I arrived here because I expected Sir to let me have a final tug, before having the cock cuff on. Well, I was so very horny and could not get the cuff over my shaft...
(back to top ) Below are those found on other sites, and so the links to them are at risk of damage to changes at their end.
My Life as a dog: by Owned I had agreed to live my life for the next year as a DOG. I would be a dog, a lab animal and a pet. Just thinking about this would reliably send an electric charge from my brain to my cock and back again. How did I know that I had made the right decision?...
Human Animals Stories by Robert Hurvitz "Oh, thanks," I said, accepting the flier. It read: "Subject needed for human-animal neural relationship experiment. $500. Please call Professor Billow at 642-0070 if interested." There were many cuts at the bottom of the paper to make stubs that one could rip off and take and that bore the words "Prof Billow, 642-0070, $500."
My Wife As a Dog by Anonymous Loosely inspired from the "Friday the 13th: the Series" episode of the same name. It was a cool day at Ricky's Bar, the place where I work. By "cool" I mean that the heater was down, so we were all freezing our asses off, you know? Of course, after my love life and recent marriage, I'm pretty used to cold. Well, I guess I better introduce myself, so you know what and what the hell is going on here, eh?
Sirius - The Dog's Tale by MegaDog Dedicated to the memory of the innocent dogs destroyed under the UK 'Dangerous Dogs Act 1991'. It was not your fault you were born the breed you were, it *is* our fault we let this happen to you. You will not be forgotten.
Patty on a Leash by an8234@anon.penet.fi Patty was winding her way around the corner, finishing up her part-time job walking Mrs. Fisher's two dogs. It was a simple job, but she was a very nice woman who lived about two blocks away from where Patty lives, and after playing with the dogs on her way home from school, she spoke with Mrs. Fisher and struck a deal.
Prison Farm by Bob Stein Keith looked sullenly through the barred windows of the van, watching the guard talk to some skinny, white-haired guy in coveralls. Andy and Spike, two other boys from the Juevy Pen, slouched down in their seats, trying to look bored. All three of them were being 'transferred' to this friggin' work ranch because they were troublemakers. He snorted. Like some Elmer Fudd farmer was gonna make him toe the line?
Human Animals Stories by Brian Eirik Coe We like to talk to each other. We set aside these two hours just to chat. The conversations sometimes go into the realm of philosophy or religion. Questions of such a deep nature that we often spend an hour imply defining the terms of the question. Other times, we might talk about some political issue, a news story, or even what the latest film releases are (even if neither of us has seen a film since that big Speilberg movie, what was it? Jaws, I think). So when Frank walked into the room, I wasn't at all surprised by two things, the two bottles of opaque liquid he placed on the desk, or his opening conversation. "Well, Doug, what would you say the possibility of changing the human form is?"
Straight Jactet Stories by Brian Eirik Coe Straight Jackets might not at first sight seem related to Dog training perhaps, but these stories can give you some ideas.
I've always loved writing stories about the kind of things that turn me on. These are most of the stories I've written over the years, and have previously only been available by email, in sections (my email program won't handle long files - nor italics, which I tend to make a lot of use of...) This is the first time I've actually got them all together in one place - I had to search ancient floppies to find some of them. They were all written with one object in mind:- to turn myself on - and so understandably they revolve around my own turn-ons and fantasies. However, please remember that they are all works of fiction - and as such do not necessarily reflect what I actually do to guys, nor the ages or types of guys I like to play with.
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It started as a fantasy. i had always had a foot in both the standard gay culture and another in the sm culture, content to dabble in one or the other when it suited me; but as time went on i found myself less and less drawn to the 'vanilla' side of gay sex and more and more to the sm....
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Updated: Jul 8, 2022 / 06:17 PM EDT
Caution: Some readers may find this story upsetting.
Updated: Jul 8, 2022 / 06:17 PM EDT
LEBANON, Pa. (WHTM) – Lebanon Police say an officer shot a dog after it got loose in an area of Lebanon on Wednesday, July 6.
According to Lebanon City Police, at around 10:26 a.m. police were called to a residence on Tiffany Lane when a caller stated a stray dog was found in their backyard. Police say the dog had wandered out of one yard and into another.
Responding officers called the Lebanon County Humane Society and the Pa. Dog warden but say no assistance was available at that time.
Janea Davis, who owns a nonprofit which with dogs, said Lebanon County does have a shortage of humane officers.
“It is hard to reach people. I know as a rescue, we’ve had a hard time reaching people when we’ve encountered difficult situations,” she said.
Officers tried to determine the dog’s owner using departmental records, as there was no collar on the dog, but they were not able to identify the owner.
Police say officers spent one hour making attempts to catch the dog without having a catch pole, but all attempts were unsuccessful.
Three officers on the scene then made several attempts to catch the dog with a catch pole, all of which were also unsuccessful. Officers then decided to use a taser to incapacitate the dog so they could use a catch pole. Officers were then able to loop the catch pole on the dog, and an officer held the catch pole in an effort to calm the dog.
Police say the dog started to bite the catch pole, which required more officers to help control the catch pole, which became loose.
Police say officers believed the dog was a threat to them and the public, leading the officers to fatally shoot the dog one time. Lebanon Police Chief Todd Breiner said the officers believed if the dog escaped, it would attack. He said the shooting was “regrettable” and a “last resort.”
abc27 received surveillance video from the home. The video shows just two minutes of the interaction. It appears to show the officers trying to capture the dog with the catch pole and the dog struggling. Eventually, the video shows an officer drawing his handgun.
The homeowner’s doorbell camera also recorded a brief conversation with one officer.
The officer said, “It was our only option,” and added, “If it got off that noose, we were going to be on the receiving end of a four legged chainsaw.”
The homeowner has not shared any video with Lebanon Police, which said they are doing a routine internal investigation.
abc27 reached out to Breiner and Lebanon Mayor Sherry Capello. abc27 wanted to know the names of the officers involved, what training police get for situations like this, what standard procedure is and whether any of the officers have been involved in similar situations in the past.
Capello said they are not naming the officers involved and that training and procedures will be evaluated as part of an internal review. She also said this “is a tragedy and not the ending anyone would have wanted, including the Officers.”
abc27 found the dog, Gunner, was adopted just under a year ago from Davis Dog Farm, a nonprofit which rehabilitates and rehomes stray and surrendered dogs.
“Gunner from day one was a smushy, lovey, affectionate and cuddly puppy,” founder and executive director Janea Davis said. “What I hope for as a community and the police force is that we find a way to move forward in a way that allows this to never happen again.”
The dog owner was identified shortly after the incident when she contacted police to report the dog missing. She told officers her two dogs had been running at large, however, she was able to recover one of the dogs prior to contacting police about the second dog.
The owner responded to the Lebanon City Police Department at which time the owner told police she suspected an unknown person opened the gate to her yard releasing the two dogs. Police returned the dog’s remains to her at her request. Police are asking for assistance to identify the person responsible for the gate as was said by the owner.
At this time, Lebanon police are conducting an internal investigation of the incident.
abc27 reached out to the dog’s owner, but she did not want to comment.
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Ted Kubacki gets a lick from the family golden retriever, Lulu, outside their house after being reunited in Sitka, Alaska, on Thursday, July 7, 2022. The elderly, blind dog who had been missing three weeks, was found Tuesday, July 5, 2022, by a construction crew in salmonberry bushes after initially confusing her for a bear. Behind Ted is his wife, Rebecca, and their children Ella, Viola, Star, Lazaria and Olive. (James Poulson/The Daily Sitka Sentinel via AP) (ASSOCIATED PRESS)
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SITKA, Alaska (AP) — An Alaska family had given up hope of finding their blind, elderly golden retriever who wandered away from their home three weeks ago, but a construction crew found Lulu in salmonberry bushes after initially confusing her for a bear.
Lulu was barely alive after being found Tuesday, but she is being nursed back to health and is back home with her family, the Daily Sitka Sentinel reported .
“She means everything,” owner Ted Kubacki said. “I have five daughters and they’re 4 to 13 years old, so they’ve spent every day of their life with that dog.”
The Kubacki family searched for weeks after Lulu wandered off June 18.
“She’s just so helpless, and you kind of imagined that she can’t get real far because she can’t see,” he said.
It didn’t help when the family was the subject of a terrible joke when someone claimed they found Lulu a few days into the search.
“We put the kids to bed and got a text saying, ‘We found your dog,’ or ‘I have your dog,’ and we’re like, ‘Oh my god, this is incredible,’” he said. “Then the person texted me, ‘Just kidding.’ This happened, yeah, that was all part of this terrible story.”
After searching weeks, the family had given up hope.
But then a construction crew this week spotted Lulu lying in the brush alongside a road not far from the Kubacki’s home. She was about 15 feet (4.57 meters) down an embankment, and at first the crew thought it was a bear.
“They got a closer look and they realized that it was a dog, and they got her out of there,” Kubacki said.
All the sadness melted away when he got the call that Lulu had been found.
“I called my wife from work and it was just screaming... She just starts yelling, then she yells to the kids. And I just hear them screaming like crazy,” Kubacki said.
Although alive, Lulu was in bad shape. The 80-pound (36.29-kilogram) dog had dropped 23 pounds (10.43 kilograms) since she was lost; she was dehydrated, dirty and her fur was matted.
“I just expected to come back and be like ‘Hey, here’s my dog.’ She’s going to jump up and wag her tail and kiss my face, and she couldn’t even pick up her head,” he said. “She’d been through the wringer."
Lulu’s condition has markedly improved with medical care, food and rest.
“Slowly but surely she started eating and she was kind of able to pick her head up,” Kubacki said. “But then yesterday, she propped herself up on her front paws by herself, like nestled into me and gave me a kiss and wagged her tail and it was just so great.”
A day later, she was able to stand on her own.
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