Come out, come out, where ever you are~

The little den that the two of them used to share was no longer large enough for a family of seven. The pups were growing fast, quicker than he thought possible. He could have sworn that just yesterday they were little bundles of fur, and now... now they were trouble making fluff balls. They were loud, and there teeth were sharp for such little guys! They liked to  jump all over him and Wren, and already he was finding himself tired. They needed something to do, something to get their mind off of everything.  Bass let out a sigh, peeking back into the den. Everyone was still sleeping, and he had crawled out of the den for a little quiet time before the buggers all woke up. Snow was falling slowly to the earth, the sun bright as the flakes fell in a steady rhythm. It was peaceful -- for now. Perhaps it was time for the pups to come outside, to finally explore the world around them. Grinning, he turned around and walked back into the den.

Carefully stepping over the tiny bodies, he first went to Wren and nuzzled into her scruff, his nose cold from the outside. "Wake up my love," he whispered, placing delicate kisses along her face to wake her from her slumber. "Let's take the little ones outside," the snow may be a shock to their forms, but it would be better than being cramped in this den. He thought it would be a good enough size, but then again he also wasn't expecting five pups to pop out of his wife.

Turning away from Wren, he eyed the sleeping little bodies of their children. Perhaps he should just let them sleep as long as possible... But no, that would be mean, and they were wasting daylight as it was. "Come on children, its time to go outside of this cramped den!" he called, hopefully waking them up. Just to make sure he lumbered over to each form and placed a tiny kiss on their forehead before he left the den himself. Feeling giddy, his tail wagged behind him in a steady pace as he trotted back into the snow, practically dancing from paw to paw and he waited for his family to exit the den. At last... the little ones were free to roam around.