Tiger & Talbot and Cody (The Rescuers Down Under)

Cody whistled as he walked through the hallway of the castle with his arms behind his head. His mom had took him on the trip to King Arthur's castle, apparently the young king was having an event. He snuck off from the ballroom, to go explore the castle. He's never been inside a castle before so curiosity got the better of him. He had no idea where he was and lost track of the ballroom, but still he didn't think he was in any real danger. I mean, it's not like there were criminals or large creatures inside the castle.

Tiger and Talbot were sleeping in one of the rooms, until they were awakened by the sound of someone whistling. The two Great Danes growled in annoyance that there nap was disturbed and made a position to charge the intruder but saw that the culprit was a little blond boy who passed their room.

The two large dogs got excited: their tails started wagging and their tongues hanged out as they panted. They bounded out of the room and in the direction they saw the blond boy went. Cody heard footsteps approaching and turned to see two large dogs bounding toward him.

Cody looked from side to side for an escape route, but was not given enough time as two two dogs knocked him over. Cody prepared himself for fangs to sink into his body but instead felt his cheeks rolled up as Tiger and Talbot licked both sides of his face, forcing the blond child to close his eyes as the tongue rolled his cheeks up.

He couldn't help but smile as the slavering tongues were ticklish.

"Come on, guys. I get enough of this back at home." Cody sputtered. Talbot stopped and then turned toward Cody's shoe and licked his lips in anticipation.

The blond boy was able to open one eye and saw one of the Great Dane's focused attention on his foot. His vision was soon blocked by Tiger's snout and had to close his eyes as the big dog's slobbery tongue dragged repeatedly from his chin all the way up to his forehead. Cody suddenly felt his shoe then his sock being removed,

"What are you-"