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Samehada was a good girl, she knew it because Kisame said so many times. He even said, and more than once, that she was the best girl. And Samehada believed it. By all standards she was a really good girl, she always obeyed Kisame's orders, even the stupid ones like "Don't eat this!" or "Leave that cat alone", she never pulled on her leash, always ate her food, and yes , even when Kisame sneakily hid a pill in there. She always barked when someone trespassed the limits of Kisame's territory and she would sometimes let him win their game of "Tug-of-War". She just loved him so much! She wasn't fond of most people though, she never bit the unwanted hands petting her but one of her loud barks was often discouraging enough. Kisame would never let her be the toy of random children anyway.
Samehada knew Kisame felt lonely in this new town, she knew he was longing for friendship and most importantly for someone to love. That's why she forced the meeting of him and Killer Bee as she immediately sensed that the guy was special. And she was right. Now the two were really good friends and probably more. Samehada thought she deserved a good pat on the back.
The best thing about Bee was Gyuki, his dog. When the two hounds met they immediately became dog best friends.
"Do you think they're going to like each other, like true brother and sister?"
"I hope so... Come on Samehada, say "Hi" to Gyūki"
Samehada carefully approached the American Staff and sniffed his mouth, wagging her tail slowly. Gyūki did the same. Once they properly sniffed each other's faces, they moved on to their butts, following the proper dog etiquette. Above them Bee and Kisame looked at them expectantly. Soon enough the two dogs started to play with each other, two peas in the pod after only a few minutes. Bee and Kisame took that as a good sign, their friendship was meant to be.
Samehada loved spending time with Gyūki, of course she loved Kisame but at the end of the day he wasn't a dog. Gyūki and her were on the same wavelength. They could track the same interesting smell, run very fast together or play with their teeth. Together they observed their human friends' overly complicated mating rituals. It seemed so difficult for them to just admit they wanted to mate. The two dogs looked at their human counterparts with disdain, they were oh, so evolved and yet, it took Kisame months to realize what was obvious to everyone.
One morning though, Samehada woke up to a delicious smell, bacon frying in a pan. When she excitedly went to the kitchen, she saw Kisame tenderly embracing Bee in front of the frying bacon. She wagged her tail and barked. Kisame kissed the other on the lips and giggled. He went to pet Samehada on the head and returned to the Bee. Finally, thought the dog.
"Who wants some bacon? Does my girl want some?"
Samehada excitedly wagged her tail and barked enthusiastically. Yes! She wanted bacon! After all, it was only a fair reward for being such a good girl and an even better wingman.