After a while you visited Gabby to see how everything was going. You found the place to be in a shambles. Gabby thought herself head of the pack. She was now her younger brother's dog and he hadn't trained her properly. Gabby would lie on the furniture as she willed. She wouldn't come when called. She would beg for food at the table. She got into things and made a mess. She would demand to be played with when she wanted. She would leave little piles in the yard where ever she wanted to. Something had to be done.
The family hired a dog trainer to whip Gabby into shape. He had seen such an undisciplined dog in a long long time. When the trainer was done with her, Gabby was properly trained. She now lived to fulfill her training. She would walk side by side by her owner when out. No more pulling on her leash or lagging behind when she saw something more interesting. She of course walked up right. Dogs walk on their feet not their knees and so did Gabby. She always came when called and would do any trick asked of her just so she could hear the words good dog or sometimes get a treat. No more begging for food at the table. No more sitting or lying on the furniture. She would only go where they wanted her to.
Once her training was complete, the family brought in a dog groomer. The groomer would see to Gabby's hair and shave her where necessary (and trim her bush.) She would also paint and trim her nails. The groomer had done similar things on dogs like poodles who had special grooming requirements. Gabby were dressed in outfits like some dogs were. She always wore a skirt or dress but didn't wear any underwear (You didn't want her to make a mess when relieving herself. All in all since she now had a purpose (to be obedient to her family) she was much happier now than she had been before you met her in the mall.
Since Gabby was a pure breed, her family wanted to breed her a couple of times. They made plans to find a suitable stud to impregnate her. They planned on breeding her twice and then having her spayed.
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