“I was going to ask about that. I know you’re usually at the tailor shop by now.” He commented, but smiled gently. “I’ll certainly be able to take him, though. We can pick things up and have some one-on-one time as you did this morning, right?” He rubbed Pretzel’s snout lightly before glancing back to Rhy. “I admit, I may not be able to focus much now myself...”

Llewellyn grinned a little, “Besides, puppy fur all over a tailor shop would probably be frowned upon.” As much as he was sure that Pretzel thought it would be quite in fashion. “But I expect he won’t be a problem here? No one will mind if he curls up on a pillow or something for a few hours.”

The comment gets a hum. “A leather worker probably would be our best bet. I don’t know if I’ve seen many stores for animal-care beyond the ones for some of the larger ones in the city. Maybe I’ll have a word with the woman at the market as you did, though? She may have more advice for use yet.”

Until then... “I guess this means the ‘pick up and carry Pretzel around less’ rule will have to be put on hold for a bit.” Does he sound bothered? No, how could he when they hadn’t seen the wrinkly puppy in so long. “We should take him to the park though... He hasn’t ever seen a proper park before.”