He never saw her as foolish, but then again, they were both small still, and young, so they both had plenty of time to be stupid and foolish, crazy and well, hectic. But they'd always have each other to lean on when no matter what, and Dom knew that he would keep his little sister as safe as he possible could. But then again, life was full of so many unknowns, that it was hard to imagine where they'd be in a few years.

The gleeful grin that split her face when he suggested she use him, was well, utterly joyful. Seeing that expression on his sister's face was well, freeing. He tucked himself flat on the ground when she took her time finding the spot to start. He grinned over his shoulder at her. "Go go go!" he chuckled, tucking his head back to his paws as he waited for her to get running. The moment he felt her paws touch his back, he stood up, slowly, but enough to give her an extra boost to get to the top of the stump.

He jumped as soon as her paws hit the stump, and listening to her squeal and giggle. But he saw it jump off the stump as fast as she had gotten up there. "Come on! Lets get it! You go that way I'll go this way!" He nodded to the right for her, left for himself. He took off moving faster than he had before. His gangly legs moving faster than he planned.

He found himself catching up to it a little faster than he had wanted too, only to flop on the bunny before he realized he had caught up to it. "Teag! What do we do now! I'm kind of....laying on it. IT doesn't want to stay still! Help me!" He hollered, his voice showing a light panic as he tried to keep his small body weight on the rabbit, who was squirley as heck. Dangit, Teagan needed to hurry up to help him.