Even More Fun

Rebel grinned with a confident nod as Andy continued to be impressed by her obvious sneaking skills and pointed out how her brothers were probably way less patient than she was. "Well yeah, of course! Girls are obviously obviously better than boys at a bunch of stuff, but definitely better at being quiet and sneaky!" she boasted, her tail wagging back and forth in the air. In reality she didn't exactly want to be still and quiet unless she had a really good reason to be–like sneaking up on visitors and spying on them–but she could and that was the point! Her brothers were way too loud and wild for that, she was sure of it! But obviously Andy was a girl too so she understood that the sisters were always the best pups anyways so she didn't need to prove it.

Rebel's ears perked a bit with interest as Andy seemed to think of something and when she was ushered closer she leaned in to listen curiously. As soon as she was asked about good hiding spots and was given the idea of finding some so that she could always have a jump on the boys, her grin widened and she nodded enthusiastically. "Yeah, I know a bunch of good spots! But we should find some new ones too cause I think my brothers know some of my spots already so I'll need some new ones! Come on, I'll show you!" The energetic pup was almost hopping in place as she spoke before she turned and started trotting off through the grass, leading Andy around the oddly shaped lake to another part of the woods that surrounded it. Bringing Andy over to a spot where a couple of large trees had fallen in a storm a long time ago, she pointed out a spot under where the two trees had fallen against each other, the shadowed, sheltered spot nearly over grown with grasses and vines that were growing down off of the old logs above. "I've gotten my brothers good from that spot a couple of times!"

"Rebel Klein"