Finding out that he was a puppy boy, our 12-year-old boy wonders how society would accept a boy with puppy ears and a puppy tail.He does not get a chance. The institute that made him finds him and thinks that they own him

I would advise readers to read the first part of Experiment Puppy first. This is the continuation of the first part.

A young boy is about to enter puberty but finds out the changes are not like other boys experience. He slowly finds out how he originated and what this meant for him now.Can he accept this and can he forgive?