Well, if Ignis was sure the hunters wouldn’t mind having the awkward little pup around? Then he would be glad for the opportunity, even if he still would do his best to make sure that Pretzel minded his manners and didn’t distract from business as usual too much.

“Then I’ll be sure to get in touch once I have a better idea, and we can arrange an afternoon based around our schedules.” He responded with a grin. It was nice to finally have assistance. It was one thing for Pretzel to find him and Rhy, which was quite easy, but it was another for him to find people he didn’t know well based on what scent clues that he could be provided with. “I’ll try to have an uh- proper plan worked out for the day as well, just for a base idea on how to go about it.” Llewellyn figured it would be simple enough. It was just a matter of keeping Pretzel engaged (not difficult) and more practice. But the hound had made a lot of progress already with inanimate objects, so moving up to people who could move and wander was the next step. “I’ll have to see if I can find a stall that would have good treats, rewards and incentives are rather good for reinforcing what he’s learned.”

It was a nice idea, and he’d have to talk to Rhy about making sure they had a nice thank you gift for Ignis’ help. Aside from a nice wedding gift, of course.