#doggys

~♡ Ferrets it would raise his eyebrows when you got nipped. He would laugh at their antics and them getting in the armor on display. Poor Walter..

~♡ A rabbit would intrigue him. He knew of little girls finding abandoned (really abandoned) baby rabbits. If you had a Flemish Giant Rabbit he would marvel at this bunny's size of a medium dog. Though your heart breaking when your beloved bunny died would about kill him as Flemish usually only live 5 years.

Who needs Anderson to kill him now?

~♡ If you get a dog after meeting him, he will ask questions. Let you know about the breeds he was around. He will help pick your own Paragon to make sure healthy enough conformation. Some poor dogs are bred poorly.

~ ♡ If you went to a pet shelter you may come home with more than one. As a young boy.Vlad he had faithful dogs that protected him from would-be assassins.

~♡ In the end he knows you will follow your heart and he trusts your choice.

"Cum le vei numi, dragostea mea? (what are you going to name them, my love). Then he chuckles maniacally "Your pet your barf and poop. But maybe Walter will be a softie for you.."

The most prized quality in a medieval dog was loyalty . Praising the loyalty and intelligence of his hounds 14th century hunter Gaston, Comte de Foix wrote:

"I speak to my hounds as I would to a man… and they understand me and do as I wish better than any man of my household, but I do not think that any other man can make them do as I do."

https://www.historyhit.com/medieval-canines-how-did-the-people-of-the-middle-ages-treat-their-dogs/

Footnotes:

https://www.historytoday.com/miscellanies/world-medieval-dogdom

Based upon various Medieval texts, we know that Sturdy, Whitefoot, Hardy, Jakke, Bo, Terri, Troy, Nosewise, Amiable, Nameles, Clenche, Bragge, Ringwood and Holdfast were all popular dog names, Medievalists.net reports.Jun 25, 2013

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