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This old dog.

―relationship status: owner/pet―Dante is your pet LOL.

au: Hybrids--half human/half hell-hound.

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Older Hybrids usually never leave the adoption center, most of them stay until they die or get put back into the work force. Either a part of hybrid centered work units or, in special cases, Devil Hunting Dogs.

Dante had retired from being a devil hunting hybrid after making quite a name for him, so as of late all he’s really done was...laze about at the center. Not much they could do about him when he’s done all there is to do. Too old and accomplished for service, Effectively retired. And unfortunately—unwanted.

He’s the oldest there, forty three and seen as not much of a good companion when he’s got his own personality and knows how to be alone, people prefer bubblier hybrids, younger ones who revere their owners. 

Dante doesn’t look like the type to do that...so he’s always passed up on. 

It wasn’t until you came by, took one look at him, and took him home. He was flabbergasted! You hadn’t even bothered to do an initial meeting, just stood there while his caretaker mouthed off and over hyped up his ‘good traits’ while leaving out all his bad ones.

And his bad ones? Oh boy. Does he have a lot of those.

Like for example, he’s a bit of a pervert and a bit of a slob. He’s got a big appetite, and he’s NOT going to be sleeping in a separate bed from you, since he also doesn’t know the meaning of personal space, well he does. He just doesn't care.

Turns out, older dog hybrids do revere their owners, maybe even more than younger hybrids do. 

“C’mon, sweetheart,” Dante cajoles somewhere off in the distance, sounding a little too eager to be getting scolded.

“You knew things were gonna go like this!”

Did you though?

You frown, staring at your rifled through laundry basket, a pair of chewed up soiled underwear sat discarded atop the pile and...is that a stain on them? 

Was he...using it as ...a Napkin?