The kennel

[Nightscream89]

So I'm not sure yet how to create a story around this that is interesting and has character development, but in my head I am playing with some sort of kennel for the ultimate pet play.

This 'kennel' is obviously not for real dogs, but for people who enjoy pet play in their relationship. The 'pet' can be left at the kennel where he or she will act like a dog or cat for their entire stay. They eat from a bowl and are naked, walked on a leash, washed with a hose and of course they breed with other 'pets' that are in the kennel. Special wishes can be made clear at the start of their stay.

The 'owner' will get videos of the activities of their pet during the stay, for them to enjoy at their own leisure.

The ultimate pet play (sharing) experience!

Like I said I don't know yet how to write a compelling story around this, should it be from a couple's perspective that uses the service? Or should I write from the perspective of the owner or employee of the 'kennel'?

 

[TheWritingGroup]

If I was writing it, it might be from the "pet's" perspective. I can imagine a couple both of whom like the idea of being, say, dogs. They both spend the night in the cages, get taken out for walkies, get bathed, etc.

Then Day 2, Wife hears her attendants saying that she's in heat and they have instructions to send the big German Shepherd to breed her, to make puppies for her owner. She knows her husband is in the Kennels as a Labrador ....

--Annie

 

[Andreas_Kreuz]

Nice idea.

 

[KindredFlame]

The intriguing landscape of "pet play" is hardly uncharted territory, its echoes found in literature's most provocative corners and the private lives of individuals throughout history. While the fundamental concept may be ancient, the art of storytelling continually breathes new life into it, offering endless possibilities for reinterpretation. This narrative aims to be precisely that: a new twist on an old tale, delving into the nuanced dynamics of human connection. Before we begin, it is vital to underline that this exploration is exclusively concerned with the consensual interplay between human subjects, entirely distinct from animal companionship.

With that said good look and I look forward to reading your efforts.