Dog Aliens 1 by Cherise Kelley

Author:Cherise Kelley
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: aliens, outer space, other planets, dog aliens, animals, shelter dogs, rescue dogs, mental telepathy, mind control, psychics, dog books, dog stories for kids, dog stories with happy endings, dog books with happy endings, fiction, clean, no bad words, funny dog stories, dog narrator, Kaxians, Niques, jex, Neya, dogs in black, German shepherd, German shepard, border collie, Kax, hunting dogs, dogs hunting, dogs in the wild, wolves, wolf
Publisher: Cherise Kelley
Published: 2012-11-07T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 12: Den

My humans walked me out of the pound on a leash. I went with them joyfully. All my Kaxian buddies congratulated me and wished me well as I left. I nodded in response to them, but I didn't say anything, for fear of upsetting my humans. They put me behind the seat of their little pick-up truck, and drove me to my new den. Our home was a modest ranch-style house with yellow stucco on the outside, and it stood at the end of a dead-end street, on a cul-de-sac. There were many other houses on the street, and they were close together.

We went through a tall wooden gate into the fenced back yard. It was big enough for me to run in, but just barely. I would have to run in circles. Still, that beat running up and down the hall of a tiny apartment. Out of habit, I looked for holes under the fence. I didn't see any, but I saw places I might dig some. Instantly, I felt horror at the thought of leaving my bonded human, even for a day, against his wishes.

"Go potty, Raffle!"

But I had gone before we left the pound so as not to have to go inside their vehicle! Upset at not being able to obey their command, I jumped up and gave them hugs, instead.

"No! Down, Raffle!"

All right, they don't like hugs. I ran around the back yard with my tail high up in the air, to show that I loved my new home. I did! This grassy yard was far better than a kennel at the pound.

The man found a ball.

"Here Raffle!"

I came over and looked at the ball intently, to show that I knew he wanted me to fetch it.

"Get it, Raffle!"

I raced over and fetched the ball, then brought it back to the man.

His mate was impressed.

"Wow! Someone must have been training him! He already knows how to fetch!"

"Yeah! He's a good boy!"

I loved hearing that phrase, Good Boy. This was the first time I had heard it in this dog life. It had power over me, and the man knew it, but he was kind, so that was going to be OK.

Just then, I heard some snarling from the yard next to ours, on the other side of a tall wooden fence.

"Ha! Clem! So you've taken up residence there, eh? Well, you stay on your side of the fence, and no one will get hurt."

His voice triggered my Kaxian memories. Oh no! Fidetz was one of the most mean-spirited Niques I had ever met, and now he was my neighbor! From the pitch of his bark, he was a Chihuahua in this dog life.

His humans had also adopted a Kaxian, though, a pit bull terrier named Regs.

"Don't worry, Clem, I got your back."

"Hah, easy for him to say, Clem, but you know he can't do much against me with us having the same humans."

"The name's Raffle, and ooh! Just try me, you little..."

"Help! Help! The big dog is attacking me!"

"Haha! Our humans are inside and can't hear you.

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