ZentaiSpot

Through various online websites that I’m a member of, a walking party was organised to participate in the London and World Pride parade today, walking from Baker Street to Trafalgar Square, and on to Whitehall to disperse. Naturally, I jumped at the chance to participate in this, and with no shift at work, I was free to join in.

There’s been a lot written about the organisation of Pride and the changes to the start time, but that’s not relevant to this blog. In the lead up to the event, I was having a lot of debate as to whether to go in Zentai or in Latex – due to the weather forecast, Latex may have seemed more practical, but as I’m known as ‘ZentaiSpot’ I decided I would go in Zentai. Thankfully, the decision held out , with there only being a couple of rain showers.

We were told to assemble on Baker Street around about 10.15am, and I decided that I’d travel the entire way in Zentai, although with the hood down. We got on the train at West Ruislip, and travelled in to Marble Arch – where we got out and discovered it was pouring! A quick stop at Boots to buy an umbrella, buttons and a few bottles of juice saw us heading for the walk to the assembly point. Spotting a group of puppies sheltering under some scaffolding, we went and joined them and I added the finishing touches to the outfit – putting the hood up, adding the paws etc. After that, we had some photos taken by random photographers, and then on to assembling for the march.

At this point I dropped to all 4s for more photos and remained on them for a bit. My owner and others report that there were lots of bemused looks from people passing by on buses – including a coach party taking pictures, and an entire bus (all of 2 passengers!) taking pictures as well. There were also lots of people from other groups, and random members of the public taking pictures too.

We eventually set off at about 11.30am on a slow walk to Whitehall. Having now got home, I’ve worked out that it was about 3km. I started off on all 4s, and continued this way as we walked down Baker Street, stopping periodically as the group of dancers in front of us kept stopping as part of their act. The one thing that I did notice is that there were quite a lot of people taking pictures of us, and our steward was doing his best to keep things moving.

As the parade route narrowed and widened, I managed to pull my owner to the front of our group, so was quite happily crawling along on all 4s, but not really able to see much. There were lots more stopping and starting, and eventually we reached the corner of Oxford Circus. Standing with the dancers in front of us was Stephen Fry working on a documentary, and having a look at what was going on in the parade. He did acknowledge and say hello to the group, but we didn’t get to speak to him, unfortunately.

We turned off on to Oxford Circus, and the parade route got a bit wider, and again there were lots of people watching and taking pictures. I continued walking on all 4s, behaving like a good puppy *wags* and walking and stopping when told. Again, progress was slow, but there was the odd couple of instances where I had to move quite quickly on all 4s to catch up and narrow the gap with the group in front. Everyone in the crowd seemed to be having a good time, and there were lots of pictures being taken by various people.

We progressed to the end of Oxford Circus, and tuned in to Regent Street, where things started to get busy with crowd – but again, I was still on all 4s. Unfortunately, this was to come to an end at Hamleys Toy Shop (about 1.6km in to the 3km route), due to the Parade pace quickening. I think I did quite well to keep to all-4’s for that duration in one go! At this point I became a bi-ped dog rather than a quadroped, but still kept dropping back in to 4s mode when I was able to. There came another rain shower at this point, and I was sheltering under my owner’s umbrella as this puppy goes see-through in the rain! *whine*

We walked down to Picadilly Circus, and at this point a gap opened up between ourselves and the group in front of us… so myself and a cat that had joined our group (sorry, I don’t know who you were, but if you’re reading this blog, do let me know!) decided to have a quick game of chase, in the parade route. *wags* Unfortunately the ground was a bit wet and slippery and I slid a bit and knocked one of my knee pads off.

This brought us down to the final stretch and the walk to Trafalgar Square – yet more pictures taken, but again progress was slow as we made our way down to the Square and around towards Whitehall. I was, at this point, alternating between 2 feet and 4 feet. As we approached Trafalgar Square I dropped back to all-4’s as the end of the parade was nearing. Whilst in Trafalgar Square, my owner dragged me over to the side to say hello to Scamp who was in the crowd with his other half and some friends. The group eventually headed to a side street just off Whitehall, where we breathed a sigh of relief. As I said earlier, I’ve since worked out that the route was 3km long, and we’d been walking for about 2.5hrs.

After some pictures with our group, it was time for most of us to remove hoods etc. so we could have a drink… and I’ve never been more relieved to see some chocolate buttons and a bottle of Coke! After pictures and a discussion, we all went our separate ways and my owner and I decided to go back to see Scamp and Mark, while the others went back to a house party.

I had a fantastic day out today, and there’s some pictures and (hopefully) a video attached to this blog.

*woofs*

Spot

My owner and I were invited to join Max and Gizmo for a weekend in Bristol, and we decided that we would accept the invitation.

On Saturday morning, we packed a variety of toys and clothing to take with us, including the Vac Bed – as I don’t often get the chance to be a vacuum packed puppy at home *whine* and after loading the car, and getting some provisions, we set off for the 2hr drive to Bristol.

We arrived with them in the late afternoon, and we spent the rest of Saturday evening just relaxing and chilling out, for Sunday was when the real fun was to come *wags tail*. My owner put me to bed wearing my puppy hood, mitts and a ball weight, but I just couldn’t convince my brain to accept wearing the kinky stuff in an outfit that I generally wear for domestic purposes (my dalmatian print baby grow), so unfortunately these had to be removed before I went to sleep.

I stirred about quarter past nine on the Sunday morning, and was put back in to a similar outfit by my owner (before I was fully awake, that’s not fair!) – except instead of a ball weight, I had a leather cock and ball strap attached, which has two rings on it, and some ankle cuffs. My mitts are then attached to one-another, but also through a ring – and likewise, the ankle cuffs – meaning that this pup has to stay on all 4s.

I must, at this point, have drifted back off to sleep for a bit though, as the next thing I remember was waking up to see a Rubber Pup Hood in front of my eyes when my blindfold on the hood was removed. My first thought was that this was Gizmo, but then I caught sight of him standing domestically to my side so realised that this must have been Max instead … I was one confused puppy at this point in time!

After a quick spot of breakfast, the rest of the day’s fun began. It started off with Max assembling his cage in the living room, along with a little help from Gizmo. Just after this was completed, I was put in the cage, the door was locked and padlocked behind me. *whines* I was left in there for a bit, but was then eventually released… although only briefly, so that I could have some sticky pads attached to my bottoms and the e-stim remote box was added on motion mode. With a dog collar added, the E-stim box was hung at my neck – so I couldn’t avoid moving and getting zapped *whimpers*

After a bit of time, I was let out by Max so that he could use some rope that my owner and I had bought on a previous visit to the BBB to put me in a rope harness… this was so comfortable that I actually remained in it for the rest of the day until it was time to go home.

I was periodically put back in the cage, and let out… and usually when I was let out something else happened to me too. One such experience meant that I was restrained in more rope and with the E-Stim 2B unit connected to the sticky pads, my bottom cheeks were slowly given a working as the E-Stim box was slowly worked up to being at 100% (thankfully only on the low setting!) . My bottom had only just recovered today! While I was restrained in more rope, and unable to see what was going on, I ended up having one of our penis plugs inserted as well.

Throughout the afternoon, various play occurred along with more normal things like lunch and dinner… However, it was at this point that the Vac Bed came out to play and was set up in the living room floor – well, you can guess what happened at this point. Pup got locked back in his cage! The nice, shiny Vac Bed was all set up but I didn’t know if I was going to be allowed a go in it 🙁

It was decided that Gizmo would be the first one in the Vac Bed, so he duly climbed in and the hoover was switched on… and Max started teasing him and tormenting him through the latex with a vibrating massager, and generally just teasing him.

After Gizmo was allowed out, Max suddenly ran off up stairs, mentioning something secretive on the way out, which intrigued this puppy greatly. When he returned down the stairs, though, he’d produced a sign to attach to the cage with the words “Spot’s Hotel” written on it 😀 I jokingly said I’d need to give the accommodation a ‘5 paw’ rating, which I’ll do later on in this post 🙂

After taking a few pictures of ‘Spot’s Hotel’ and me, it was decided that Max would get his go in the Vac Bed, and Gizmo returned the favour – tormenting and teasing him through the latex. Eventually, the hoover needed a rest, and I was still sitting in the cage, wondering if I’d get a go!

When Max and Gizmo went to cook dinner, my owner decided that I could get a go in the Vac Bed… so I got out the cage. The chains that were attached to me were removed, but I slowly climbed in the Vac Bed with the E-Stim Pads, Cuffs, Mitts, Rope Harness and penis plug and waited on that moment when the air starts getting sucked out the bed. I’m told, and the pictures show, that everything looked really quite nice through the latex, which was good… I was also teased and tormented when in the bed, but I’d agreed with my owner that I didn’t want to finish there, preferring it when we got home.

After I got out the vac bed, we had a relaxed dinner, and a bit of a chin wag before, unfortunately, everything had to come to an end as it was time to head back to home 🙁

I’d like to thank Gizmo and Max for inviting us around to play – I thoroughly enjoyed it. A few pics are included in this post too 🙂

Spot’s Hotel, Bristol – A Review

Spot’s Hotel in Bristol is in a quiet and peaceful location which offers glorious views and is easy to find – and with the accommodation being particularly spacious. The rooms are particularly secure, and offer a great deal of comfort. There are friendly staff, that tend to a pup’s every need, and provide good food for the duration of your stay. The hotel offers excellent value for money, and has the added bonus of being Wi-Fi enabled. The treats on offer, shortbread dog bones, are of an excellent standard, and absolutely delicious.

There is, however, a minor drawback which prevents this hotel receiving 5 paws. One of the main ones is that room service is limited to just drinks and snacks. It is possible to have full room service, but for this, you have to have less comfortable conditions.

The staff can also be a little mischievous, tempting residents with buttons when they can’t get to them, so you have to keep them in check.

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