Jake doesn't seem very happy with him, though he understands Jake's expressions about as much as the opposite way. It means that when that frown shows up, he has a good feeling what's going on. "It will still be your dog. I just need you to train hunting skills," he says quietly, trying to give Jake encouragement that it will still be his dog.

He's on his feet easily, squeezing his shoulder to get his attention, trying to get into his line of sight. "You're worried," he says. "Because I will steal the dog?"