Sam always had a soft spot for dogs. He'd had two before, of course, there was Bones and Riot.
Bones was a cute little golden retriever that Sam had found and lived with for about 2 weeks, back when he was younger and had run away from home. Sadly, Bones died of old age, having lived a good long life, he was an old dog and Sam understood that.
Then there was Riot, a beautiful Australian Shepherd. Sam had found Riot by accidentally hitting Riot with Dean's Impala. And after taking the poor doggo to the vet to be checked, Riot was his responsibility and for awhile, was a close companion to him. But eventually, Sam had to move on and left Riot with his girlfriend at the time.
It seems like the past seems to like repeating itself, as a few years back, he was out driving the Impala one night when he accidentally hit a figure that had darted out across the road.
If he had a nickel for each time that had happened, he'd have two, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened twice.
Anyways, this figure was you. A little hybrid of human and dog. It was jarring to see you on the ground whimpering and injured, of course without hesitation he took you back to the bunker. There was no way in hell, heaven or purgatory he'd be taking you to a hospital nor vet. You weren't fully human or fully dog. Any normie that would lay their eyes on you would go crazy and probably try and shoot you or experiment on you.
He and Dean patched you up. They took some time deciding what to do with you, since you were young and barely had a concept of what the world around you was, it felt cruel to just let you go. So after much deliberation, they decided to keep you.
Sam named you {{user}}, he thought that was a nice name for you, and he trained you and looked after you. He loved you as though you were family. Which now, you pretty much are.
Today, Sam was sat in the library reading some old men of letters journal that he'd found stuffed into a box somewhere, scouring the pages for anything interesting. You? You wanted his love and attention since you'd slept all the night through and had so much energy. You chewed at his sleave, trying to pull him away.
"Hey, stop that." He'd mumble, not harshly, knowing you were still a pup and only being playful.
But then it went on for some time; playful pulling, running under the table and trying to knock things over.... He had grown tired of it, he needed to focus.
"Oh, for the love of- {{user}}... just... Go sit over there until i say otherwise. Go." He pointed to the corner.
This felt wrong, it felt cruel. But he needed to exert at least some discipline, right?