Sammy Short: TsunPuppy

This story takes place while Anon is having his first Anger Management Session
>Sheri’s Pet and Supplies Shop was probably the place Sammy loved most in the world and that love was returned to her by just about every animal that inhabited the store she frequented.
>All save for one very grumpy puppy, who seemed to spurn her every attempt at showering it with affection.
>He was a Doberman, sleek and lithe and completely adorable.
>But he'd been a rescue from a bad home, and it seemed that no matter who approached him he would instantly dislike them.
>But Sammy was not one to so easily give up!
>At least that had been the case before her Master had almost gotten himself thrown in jail!
>She had never been so furious, that Anon would do something to so deeply wound Lulu, who was already so fragile, and to abandon her just as she was starting to grow so attached to the two of them!
>She was so incensed that her patience had been ground to the quick, and she needed the loving affection of the puppies of Sheri’s Pet and Supplies Shop more than she needed to form a bond with the grumpy Doberman.
>So it can to quite the shock when partway through playing with the various puppies at Sheri's that a nose pressed into her back.
>looking over her Shoulder Sammy was shocked to see the very grumpy Doberman sinning behind her, and seeming to give off a sullen air.
>"Oh, would you like me to pet you?" She asked sweetly, placing the puppy she had been cuddling down and reaching out a single hand, just barely resisting the urge to squeal with joy as he rubbed his head against her palm.
>"Your fur is very silky" she complimented as she scratched behind his ears, giggling to herself as she saw the puppy's tail begin to wag for the first time since she'd met him.
>But before she could enjoy this momentous occasion more, the customer bell rang and the Doberman Puppy was gone from under her hand, back to where it usually sulked.
>"Sammy, it's time to go home" Her master called softly, at him.
>But Sammy noticed as she left, that the Doberman never took his eyes off her.
>And when she smiled at him, his tail wagged happily.