In which Mad!Scientist is sick of you being a bad girl.
You're always promising what a good girl you can be, but you never really deliver, do you?
You only crawl around until your knees hurt, you only bark until you actually need something, you only pretend to be a mutt until that little voice in your head reminds you to be a person.
Don't worry, pretty thing, we can get rid of that pesky voice.
To build you back up, we first need to break you down. The first thing that really must go is your hands; you're way too independent. Maybe your legs too, if I'm feeling mean. We'll have them all amputated so we can get you much more appropriate puppy prosthetic limbs.
You can cry and scream all you want, but the only way you'll be able to walk now is on your little stubby legs. Isn't it just adorable?
Of course, now you can't do things on your own anymore, but that's okay; you have an owner now.
You can't get dressed. But I'll pump you so full of mutagens that you won't even need them with your luxurious new coat of fuzzy fur. And obviously, the bathroom will be a whole thing, but since we're already going on walks, you have plenty of time to do your business.
See, it's not so bad? If you still insist on complaining, we can get your voice box fixed right up. Good puppies don't speak silly, and now you don't need to worry about slipping up. The only sounds that will ever come out of you are animalistic barks and whines, just like the mutt you are.
And the rest is for my sake, really. But I can't help wanting my good girl to look her best. The prosthetic tail that wags, the piercings that vibrate when I praise you, the drugs to keep you constantly in heat and dripping.
Sometimes I still wonder what's going on inside that fuzzy little head of yours. You've lost that spark of resistance in your eyes ever since I started dosing you with hypnotics and aphrodisiacs. Maybe part of you still hates me. But I think we can both admit that it was for the best. And since you're just a mutt, I get to decide what's best for you anyway.
And what's best for you is to be my precious good little pet.