The male husky mix had grumbled as he followed after his owner, his ears pinned back in annoyance as his girl walked him forward, occasionally running a comb through his already groomed fur. He was clean, and he wasn't pretty happy about that. Kaimbe was a naturally dirty dog- he went on adventures and what not, and usually when he came home to his girl, she'd be mad, but she wouldn't bathe him. Maybe it was a special day, and maybe he had to be clean today? He didn't really know what was going but, he didn't bother to dwell on his unhappiness for long- the excitement in the area was getting his spirit up quickly.
His tail began to wag at the sight of the many people, and his rather cold expression changed into one of a friendly dog, he looked at all the commotion, yet otherwise stayed calm and kept close to his girl. He had followed her as she had gotten the tickets, his ears picking up on some of the words but not much, for there was a lot more stuff to look at. The male had heard the words 'middle-class' before he stopped listening, his tail swishing behind him happily as he stared at all the other dogs and people. He felt his owner jerk him along at one point, and he happily followed her. The male looked once more at all the other dogs, noticing some had collars- and some were strays. So many dogs to meet! He didn't have a collar like most did, though- it was mainly because his girl thought that collars were restricting. Kaimbe agreed.
He had agreed well, until a few seconds passed. Kaimbe had felt something slip around his neck, and he had yelped in response, looking up to see his girl giving him a small look of 'I'm sorry'. He looked to the side- to see a rather thin necklace. What was this? It felt weird. The male husky mix had given her a look of irritation and surprise. The girl ran her hand over his head to comfort him. "Sorry, boy, but I don't want the other humans to treat you like a stray." Kaimbe picked up on some words- and after getting a general understanding, just sighed and went on with it. At least it wasn't as tight as some of the collars looked, he had thought- eying the other dogs, in fact- it was pretty loose.
To anyone looking at his neck, they'd see a wonderfully carved heart- with the beautiful pattern of the flowers of the world, well adorned by the leaf-green lace that wrapped around the husky's neck. It had a forest-like feel to it, yet it had the lighting effect of a diamond with lights sharpened into spears of rainbows cutting into the darkness. It wasn't much, for when you'd first look at it, it'd be any ordinary necklace- one would have to stare harder in order to see the true beauty of the necklace.
((I'm changing his story, no more losing his owner. xD)