fantassdick-fantasies: STILL JUST PUPPIESAfter months of bickering and back-and-forth legal bullshit
fantassdick-fantasies: STILL JUST PUPPIESAfter months of bickering and back-and-forth legal bullshit, it was finally over. Regina ended up “acquiring” her husband in the divorce proceedings, and wasted no time applying a state-mandated leash around his thick neck before leaving the her lawyer’s office with him in tow on his hands and knees, sweating and panting as he struggled to keep up with her brisk pace. After about ten humiliating minutes of parading him around downtown, they were approached by three young rookie cops. “Ma'am are you aware that it is a misdemeanor offense to clothe your pet? It’s considered animal cruelty.” Following some gentle, flirty persuasion, the police officers (each being twenty-one years old) agreed not to arrest Regina or press any charges against her, instead letting her off with a warning in exchange for removing her ex-husband’s clothing and handing all of it over to them immediately. As she began to slip his shoes and socks off right there on the busy city sidewalk, the man’s agitation became noticeable, prompting one of the young officers to withdraw his taser and hold it by his hip. “Easy boy.” The man growled with fury as his former wife handed each article of his clothes to the cops- all of whom were no less than fifteen years younger than him. His hairy chest heaved and his plump genitals swung in between his spread, furry thighs as fresh air danced over his newly-exposed body. “Much better- thank you for your cooperation, ma’am. You have a nice day, and remember to clean up after him should he need to do his business.” Regina- and her husband- knew that the young rookies (still drunk with their relatively new power) were watching them from behind as they departed, their sniggering and chuckling almost driving the furious man to an act of violence. The only thing that stopped him from lashing out was his last-minute remembrance of the state’s compulsory neutering of aggressive pets. All he could do was growl… -- source link