Liri frowned slightly at the two, not quite sure if she should be amused or frustrated at their conversation. She had been keeping quiet, as first one then the other dog approached and had remained quiet when the last dog started growling. His handler was trying to get him to stop, but that didn't seem to be working. And Delta was in the process of talking to Sombra. Her eyes went towards the dog, meeting it's gaze with the same intensity if not more. There was the slightest change in her eyes and she gave a growl too quiet for to human ears, but enough to get the message across to the dog. And it instantly changed it's behaviour, lowering his head and quickly turning away to go back to the other dogs. Liri moved her attention away smoothly to avoid drawing attention.

With the introduction out of the way, Liri finally managed to relax some. They now knew what training they were going to do and she knew it would require little interaction with the dog handler. Their job was simply to be on the lookout and shoot any threat which, in this case, were likely cardboard or something. Knowing that they would be able to stick with their usualy pairs helped aswell. She didn't mind working with any of the others, just had grown more comfortable working with Sombra by now.

Emery had remained absolutely silent with the whole ordeal of the last dog growling at them, frightened of accidentally setting it off. It was definitely a relief when it backed down after Liri's near silent growl. She listened quietly as pairs were put together, glad to be able to keep their usual pairings.

Soon the pairs were put with the handler and canine they were to guard and training started. It went...not perfectly, but not terribly either. There was no serious incidents atleast. Overall most of the problems added up to confusion as everyone learned adjusted to working alongside strangers aswell as dogs. And the handlers got used to the surprising intensity the group of youngsters worked at and dogs learned to focus with them around.

One struggle in particular was that the group of werewolves were just better at communicating in silence while the handlers needed much more verbal communication. This was the cause for quite a bit of confusion, frustration and miscommunication. Quite a few of the breaks taken so the dogs could rest had held quite a bit of tension after a rather rough round of training.

By the time lunch came around, things were going a little smoother, tension fading due to energy being used. However, it also was a good time to stop because a few members of the werewolves were starting to tip back towards being a little frustrated. Especially with hunger starting to grow. Along with the fact that they had to hold themselves back quite a bit since they were working with people who didn't know what they were so wouldn't know what to expect, which would lead to them not being able to keep up very well.

Liri was relieved to have training over with even if it had been going a bit better. Next they had to get through lunch, but she wasn't letting herself think about that. Right now she simply focused on clearing out gun, checking the barrel to make sure there was nothing in there before placing everything down. The training hadn't be too physically tiring really, but the stress of it all and the focus it took was enough to have her feeling a little tired.

Emery was sitting nearby Delta as usual, basking in the warmth of the sun while she still had the chance, when she glanced over and saw a worrying change in his posture. "Delta?" She said softly, following his gaze out towards the trees, frowning slightly when she saw a rabbit. She looked back at him and panicked a little when she realized his eyes were going dark. "Delta" she repeated, shaking him in an attempt to get him out of it. "Your eyes.." she warned gently.

Wyatt was sat on the ground off slightly to one side, sort of close to the truck. In a way moping. He was hungry, tired and somehow bored at the same time. His occasional yawns was an obvious tell to his slightly irritable mood. In this state, he would most definitely act out if given the chance.

Emery watched as he closed his eyes and breathed before throwing a stone the startle the rabbit away. A little worried, but feeling better once he said he was OK. She offered a small smile. It was a strange realization that they could lose control over something like a rabbit when they were hungry, but it made sense. The truck started and she looked towards it, then back towards Delta when he stood up and took her hand. She got up, gigling at what he said. "Would have caused for an interesting situation" she said, amused at image of him suddenly shifting and taking off. All of them would have followed his lead without question. She got in the truck aswell and sat down beside him.

Wyatt lifted his head at Sombra word's, quick to get to his feet and make his way over to the truck. "Finally" he stated, quite relieved to finally be heading back to the base for lunch. It didn't mean he wouldn't act out though, he was still hungry and his mood would continue until he had food.