Mz looked down at tiger with an amused expression, "well in this team, we go fast, and we win" he said, shaking his fur, Mz layed down next to the dog, "I reckon tomorrow you should start with the apologies, as for your family, I am sorry about them, but these dogs around you? There your family now.

Tiger sighed. Then he looked at Mz. "I don't apalogize to anyone. I don't care what you say they have to earn it." then he walked away to take a nap.

Mz watched the young dog leave, he got up and yawned walking over to June, "any idea how the team will warm up to him?" He asked, flicking his ears, Mz looked over at June with a toothy smile

June considered Mz’s question carefully, thumping her tail on the ground in thought. “I feel like he needs a mentor that will be firm with him when necessary yet gentle when it gets to be too much.” Sighing she paced in front of Mz. Tiger was a difficult case and most of the males on the team were too quick tempered to mentor him. So that means turning to the females on the team. June had mentored many troubled pups in the past but this one needed a special touch. "Let me know which of the females would you think would fit as his mentor." “As for the team,” she continued, stopping in front of Mz. “They could use some more team building and some discipline.” Walking away towards the sled she stopped half way and looked back over her shoulder to Mz. “And you know that’s my specialty.” She said with a wink and continued to the sled getting prepared to do what she was about to do next.

Mz nodded, "We could possibly have a few dogs mentoring him" Mz laughed at her comment about the discipline, "I am agreeing with you there, I will come along now" he said,

Tiger said nothing for a second. "Yeah just be quite I'm thinking." He said gruffly

June walked to the front of the sled and jumped on top of it looking out at everyone having their separate conversations. Then from her chest she let out a bellowing bark that could be heard for miles, instantly silencing her team as well as other teams and onlookers who were there for spring training, the birth of puppies, or breeding. Clearing her thought she gave a look to the onlookers to go about their business. “Listen up!” She yelled out with a touch of anger and stress from the events of that day. Waiting for her team to line up and shut up she sat on the sled.

Tiger stayed where he was at. he was bored. Besides he never liked group pep talks. That was what seemed to be coming.