Collared and Leashed

by Chris Bellows

The unsuspecting, subordinate male, Willie, is talked into playing a cuddly canine at a party, entertainment for a girl allergic to the real thing. Little does he know how far Lenore, who hires him for the role, and her Female Dominant friend, Nancy, will go to see him turned into their new 'pet'. A mask, body paint, collar and this is no mere doggy outfit! It's not long before Willie becomes an outright toy for the amusement of women with indifference and explicit disdain for the male gender. Yes, 'Willie' the human dog is forced to serve in his special costume as he is walked, disciplined and house broken for the sadistic pleasure of women who enjoy the company of the male, but, of course, only when properly bound. Blackmailed into this unusual and extreme form of bondage, Willie faces a dog's life serving as companion and show dog for the Dominant female. Forced chastity, extreme psychological control, unsurpassed humiliation and body modification aid in his descent into a world he could never have dreamed up himself. As with all Chris Bellows' one-of-a kind stories, lurid acts of female dominance are entwined in a thoughtful, well-written story. Great entertainment for the lover of Female Dominant, submissive male erotica with most unusual twists. PUPPY PLAY To The Extreme! Cover by Lady Whipenrod

Genres: BDSM, Erotica

174 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 15, 2005

Reviews

[BookAddict ✒ La Crimson Femme · Rating 3 out of 5]

I think Mr. Bellows only writes taboo fetishes. This one is no different. I read this and felt a guilty pleasure after the book. This story is wrong on so many levels yet I still enjoy it.

[krissi · Rating 3 out of 5]

my first FemDom and first Pet Play read.

it's an extremely extreme story of pet play, non-con, and mindfuck. very unrealistic and cruel at its base, so much that it's "shake your head" comical at points.

i enjoyed it as a quickly moving story, but so ridiculous in its premise that you just have to surrender all logic and accept the story for fantasy as much as if it were about dragons or dinosaurs.