A Humans Best Friend (The Complete Story) | HFY | A short Sci-Fi Story

[@scifistories1977]

I love the Deadly, Deadly, Humans universe! Just like the author says, there is a little bit of story building and then your in! I have a dog, and this was a great story. Please help WRickWrites to ger to 1K subscribers on his own channel! Here is his channel link: www.youtube.com/@WRickWrites-qy8pq @WRickWrites-qy8pq has written some amazing stories. If you've enjoyed them like me, pop over to his channel and subscribe. He's got many other new stories there to keep you entertained.

[@steveb6103]

He is, without a doubt, one of the best writers I have found to date. As I have dyslexia reading has always been a problem. So, being able to listen to a well written story is a true joy!

[@Michael_Brock]

Great I now have a 3rd great hify/sci-fi channel (non generative idiocy) netnarrator + agrisquirrel subscribing.

[@shorthand1121]

Definitely don't apologize for the length ... its a deeply empathetic story as most of the Amia stories are.

[@walterf1205]

Length and direction aren't a problem for this story at all. It gives a "realistic" feel of a personal log/journey/diary.

[@jontun4511]

No need for the apology at the beginning. This is a fabulous and imaginative story. Well done author! and thank you for publishing it.

[@alexanderrosario8569]

"Because daddy seen you shoot with two feet on the ground, maybe master that before you bring a horse into the equation" lmao

[@oyarichi2549]

Ye bro that was funny as hell 😂😂😂😂

[@garethmcguinness377]

Never apologize Wrick, we love anything and everything to do with this universe

[@jnachtig2]

Young girl. “he won’t bite” Alien. “What is he named after” Young girl. “An ancient mythical beast that is fated to destroy the world” Ragnar. “Am not wolf…am doggo and good boy”

[@MargaretKolosky]

I think you mean Fenrir, not Ragnar. Ragnar was the name of a king, Fenerir was the name of the god dog that Thor's sister used to fight the enimies of their father.

[@jnachtig2]

@@MargaretKolosky good point. My ancient Norse mythology is shaky. But Ragnar is still “not wolf, good boi”. 🙂

[@Harro150988]

@@MargaretKolosky Fenrir was the wolf who was the son of Loki and who, after the Aesir determined to chain him up, bit the hand off Tyr (god of the sea). He has a pivotal role in Ragnarok and may have been regarded as the father of Skoll, the wolf prophesied to eat the sun.

[@alam5534]

​@@jnachtig2no worry for the mistake, was a good funny point. Been named as a Nordic King that make big invasions and that is most considered a demigod in the nordic traditions is still hilarious for a good doggy 😂😂😂

[@CHRF-55457]

Ah. The average interaction between a pitbull named Destroyer vs a pitbull named Cupcake or Princess lol.

[@droolingfangirl]

Excellent story. The thing is when I meet a strange dog I always let it thoroughly sniff me before I try petting it.

[@janjager2906]

The way to go!

[@lindacarter457]

That was great - one of the Best I've heard!! Good, well-written, narrated story full of facts that I'll remember whenever I think of cattle, farms, and especially dogs!😊

[@samuelquiles8956]

I'm pleased to hear this story. Vastly different than the usual human versus alien rehash permeating sci-fi. I look forward to the rest of the stories from the author.

[@kieyotiemcdermott7195]

We have a wolf-hybrid sanctuary. This was a nice find, moreso as a former rancher.

[@iarejester]

This is definitely one of my favourite ongoing series.

[@captjinxmarine9832]

This story in top five.

[@EllenCrawford-h1f]

Lost my best friend this last Fall this story brings back fond memories of him. Thank you for that 🙏😊

[@coyote271280]

This is probably the best sci fi one-shot in the HFY genre. Loved it.

[@Low_Fidelity_3D]

Wish Rick would make more long stories tbh

[@omramchandrajieducational]

im laying in my college dorm with a buring fever right now. I love listening to these stories

[@scifistories1977]

I hope you feel better soon! We have plenty of stories to see you through.

[@pinero50]

Not Bad.. not bad at all, not many stories have me grinning like a fool :)

[@tttpppbbbaaa]

Can't wait for Amnia to meet cats

[@SovietReunionYT]

Same!

[@evanbeers1644]

Oh... oh no... god... no...

[@alam5534]

​@@evanbeers1644😂😂😂😂 I have a cat and Im totally accord with your reaction

[@javi_fc]

@@alam5534 "totally in accord" is the correct grammar. I mean no offense with this correction. just like helping

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

I like the long format videos, I can put them on while I work

[@ekhidna4]

Be them water, feather, walking, slithering, or otherwise, if fren shaped, they frens.

[@terryhayward7905]

I only have one complaint about this story, it is not long enough, the build up was perfect, an alien view of dogs is very realistic. I really hope that you have, or will write more long stories, Thank you.

[@the_it_guy3626]

One of his best stories yet.

[@rudikeunen4327]

Excellent story. Very empathically written. Indeed, don´t apologise for the length. It isn´t too long. The pace is excellent and you succeed to make the reader a part of the story. ❤🐺

[@Just_Gun_Lover]

My bird just do a little trolling on a science consortium using a personal dog, bdw I almost laughed so hard In the end that I wake up my dog, girl has a look like, "again? ".

[@jwall083]

Wolf-359, lol. Snuck that one in

[@trekaddict]

Wolf 359 is very much real, albeit IIRC without habitable planets.

[@sparkeyjames]

Near the city of Lupercal. Canis lupus familiaris (latin name for the genus of dogs).

[@meistersgarage748]

The ending was perfect. "The third happiest moment"

[@The_Viscount]

I love dogs. My family has a story like the one about Bethany. My great grandfather was shot, and his dog got help to him in time. They really are amazing.

[@CryptidsRoost]

It is great to have longer length stories. As a narrator myself; this account I narrate horror/creepypastas, many of these stories are minimum of half hour long. In the last four years that I have had my channel, the longest story I have done was five, yes FIVE HOURS long!!

[@918guy]

Scientist: "Damn it Hella. I thought I told you Amia are NOT just big chickens." Hella: "Ok. Ok. So what you're saying is... I can still hunt chickens!" Scientist: "No. No chickens." Hella: "Ok Ok Ok. Got it. So if I wake up in my dog house next to a chicken... I can still hunt THAT chicken."

[@kathleenhensley5951]

This is so very good. It's a shame no one told him about cats. Perfection! you are a great story teller.

[@NescienceEscape]

Very satisfying - sweet and feeling without ever overdoing it, nicely balanced.

[@wfirebaugh]

The start of the story from the aleans perspective was really funny. I enjoyed the telling.

[@WillFredward7167]

I really love this universe. Something about it allows for stories to become so deeply wholesome and satisfying. Also, love the choice of Wolf 359.

[@whiteblacklion2437]

Finally a nice story that is longer than 20-30 minutes and a cool story to go with it.😁

[@williamkleinknecht6303]

One of my all time favorites from this channel ❤️

[@davidbarr1579]

Cowboys, Aliens and Dogs what more could anyone ask for!!!...I enjoyed it immensely!!!👍👍

[@janjager2906]

Wow, what a good story! Even though at the end I could see where it was going it got me emotional (in a good way😊😊). Thank you for introducing us to this writer. 🙏

[@tomasburgos7017]

Loved the story very, very, much. Thanks!

[@vikingbanana2404]

These space stories are so good that in learning more about my own species

[@davidshaw380]

Honestly, this is good work. bordering on greatness. Is this a published novel? It should be.

[@jeffreylewis2089]

One of the better stories I've listened to. Very thought provoking.

[@grumpynanny7402]

So enjoyed this story. Thanks. Loved the humour. ❤

[@dsandstrom93]

Another great story. I really like the perspective of the Amia. :)

[@PracticeNine]

We're not carnivores, we're omnivores.... :D Amazing story!

[@danarose2677]

This is one of the best ones I have heard yet, on any channel.

[@SovietReunionYT]

My favorite part of these stories is Amia's insatiable scientific curiosity driving them forward despite a powerful instinct to avoid danger. Although in this story I'm kinda taken out of it by the mention of there still being factory farming of animals for meat back on Earth. The way I would have written it so a ranching planet makes sense in a high-tech future is, the Amia scientist in that part of the exposition around 21:58 says something along these lines instead: "Of course they dont really kill animals for meat anymore back on Earth, except for some small-scale cultural practices among certain groups. They consider it cruel if done without necessity. Nowadays they grow brainless meat out of cells, like it's a plant, and consume that for the carnivorous part of their dietary preferences. But there's only so much biomass you can get out of a planet without destroying its native wildlife, so they've established this planet as a farm world to supply Earth. And apparently grazing herbivores are a very efficient way of turning poor quality grasses into calories sutable for human consumption. Trying to grow and process edible plants here would require orders of magnitude more infrastructure and labor. And with the promise of easing the pressure on Earth's over-exploited habitats, few have had objections to this project."

[@armandoa2484]

I agree with everyone who thinks that it’s a great story!❤ I don’t care about the length of it because it was so well written and narrated! Job well done , thanks 👍👍

[@ketrava0425]

Oh that was a lot of fun. I can honestly say I was very much.Anticipating the moment he would meet dogs after hearing the descripton of cattle

[@David-mo4st]

Great story. Does not jump around like a lot of them do.

[@johnhatheway9918]

Great story. I just discovered this and I know that I will have this channel playing in the background at work!

[@MichaelFAL5ON]

That was excellent Thank you 😃🐺👍

[@jaenoxus3872]

I was sooo invested in this story … very well written :)

[@alanmacification]

Both beef and goat give me night sweats. But I love bird. 😏

[@Thomas-iy7ff]

What about fish?

[@SaulofTarsis]

🤣bwuahahaha

[@918guy]

It'd be interesting to see the reaction to some chickens 😂

[@janjager2906]

LOL 😂

[@Posh_Quack]

I think that can happen when one is bitten by a lone star tick

[@VictorRodriguez-1958]

Great story. Touching and enjoyable. Many thanks.

[@ryanmuhm7584]

Fantastic story. More of this please. Seeing things from an alien view is awesome and I like dogs. Gonna go check out your channel now. Cheers!

[@MouseDestruction]

Speaking of horse back riding, when they invented the train scientists were unsure what would happen to a human going faster than i think around 34 miles per hour. Nobody had ever really gone faster than a horse, or perhaps sprinting downhill, maybe on a boat? But quite a few thought your face would rip off from going too fast or your eyes would burst or something. Think steam trains at the time were approaching 60-70 miles per hour which was getting quite a bit faster than a horse.

[@briansouthard3773]

This is a better written story than most of the AI stuff I've been hearing lately. Either it's human written or you have a much better editing program. Either way, thank you for quality content.

[@davidsmith6001]

Amazingly great story. Thanks for the hard work.

[@harrygrimley4352]

Thanks for sharing this with us. It was very good.

[@eddiecharles6457]

I loved this story. Thanks.

[@thelonelyman-lz8fz]

An avian species should visit a chicken yard. An industrialized chicken barn, being a different thing.

[@hilmaallen1302]

This is one of the best stories I have heard really good.

[@TerryRayl-q9m]

Excellent story.

[@JefferyScout]

I am a Dog Being and I loved this tail. Thank you. Joy Peace Love Jeffery Scout

[@tomdondlinger4034]

Great story. Love stories seen through the alien’s point of view.

[@Cosmictraveler71]

That was a very good story

[@ventusprime]

I like this kind sci fi these days , good story.

[@gearond]

So...my ex wife's and my herman shepherd got to 10 years old, and like a lot of big dogs he got none spurs in his spine. This caused weakness and eventually full paralysis in the rear quarters. We found that there were wheelchairs available and bought one. Our vet told us that his acceptance of itn would be much better if we let him be fully unable to get around, dragging his rear legs, for 2+3 weeks. So that's how he was when this incident happened We took him and his two buddy Aussies to the river. It was the Metoleous near Sisters Oregon, about A mile from where it springs out of the ground. It's snow fed from 60 miles away and is about 40 degrees fahrenheit. (Read first/next comment)

[@gearond]

We had J.J. laying on the ground and the other two dogs just relaxing while we ate a picnic, right on the bank of the river. The water moves fast and is cold. All of a sudden a little 2-13 to 3 year old boy goes pat is on the riverside trail just giggle, running, and having a good time. My ex and I looked at each other and I said our loud, 'Tjats not a good idea, him wandering alone near the rivers edge." I had once tried to walk across and had to stagger out, falling with numb legs, unable too e. I lose bodily control quickly on that cold water! I was just getting up when a woman came by, going the same direction as the little boy. "Did u see a little boy?" We pointed out where he went, she ran off after him, and we sighed with released worry. About five minutes later we hear giggling and screaming coming from the direction the mother and child had gone. Up to this point, JJ had just laid wherever we put him, unless we lifted his jind quarters to walk and go to the bathroom. But now, hearing the child scream and then seeing the mother tossing him up and down in her arms, he let out a low growl and start dragging himself towards to woman. He was going to protect the little boy, whom he'd never met before. We had to tell JJ that it was OK, it's alright, good boy JJ. He completely ignored his paralysis and was going to protect the little boy. I was never so proud of him.

[@alfredherrera7977]

Excellent story. That was great

[@michellerainwaters3608]

Just wonderful

[@thegrmpabrn5898]

Wow. Great story.

[@baskervillebee6097]

Kipling wrote a story calledThe Cat Who Walked Alone. It's a story about the taming of domestic animals. Wonder how this author would treat the subject? I would be interested to read it.

[@lloydbaggett5409]

That was a good one.

[@fp6482]

I definitely like the story. Good job to the author

[@pso1234]

I world love a spin off ,over the introduction to cats. "Alien Ragequitt his scientific work"😅😂

[@SaulofTarsis]

wonderful

[@bobmcdougal738]

Excellent story thank you

[@dianatuttle5879]

Very nice.

[@ssark9187]

Good story

[@ronmingo4258]

I wish you could give videos multiple likes!

[@janhegarty5268]

Loved this

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

Why do I cry at the end of any of his stories?

[@RustyEcks]

Loving it!

[@philipmiddleton2385]

Loved the story, thanks.

[@cjandauntieyaya1446]

ACTUALLY, wolves domesticated themselves. They gravitated towards the free meals in the trash heaps of ancient human villages. Those who lacked the fear flight response stayed when the humans came to throw away their unwanted bones, guts, etc... and this lack of fear genetically bred down the line. Wolves that depended solely on human waste then developed smaller bodies because the lack of prime meat. Then the brain reduced because the trash wolves no longer needed to think about what herds were best to hunt as all their food came easy from humans. The muzzle became shorter and less strong as cooked bones and guts don't need as much bite strength as grabbing a struggling prey animal like an elk, etc... It only took 7 generations for the wolf to be reduced to the prototype of the domestic dog. We have evidence of this in the bones remains of wolves at those village trash sites. Didn't take long at all for wolves to become a human's best friend. Wild cats even less time.

[@KaasSchaaf666]

those kamu kamsku appear everywhere, recently I saw a startrack episode with kamu kamsku, the black ship is currently flying through kamu kansku terrain, even on Arakis you see Kamu kamsku tourists 😄

[@davemingle6743]

Love the content ❤

[@CandyFlossWizard1928]

44:37 The madness of humanity

[@sthavoc8]

I have 3 predators in my house, my Cat Enzo and 2 kittens I'm training they are 65 and 80 pounds. They are the largest of the small cats and have several names sometimes called Puma or Cougar or Mountain Lion. Try sleeping with all 3 of them in your bed sure as hell don't need a blanket with a kitten on each side and 2 massive paws on my chest and Enzo on my pillow wrapped around my head front feet on one shoulder and back feed on the other. It's like having a Cat Hat and Coat.

[@eastlynburkholder3559]

I live with 2 predators, a cat and a dog. The dog (a female) will not tolerate cats on the 5 acres. The dog considers the young male cat and myself to be her puppies. I am like supply officer on a military base and we do not eat it all at once is a rule.

[@918guy]

This was a damn good story. You add dogs to even a story and us humans can't help but get sucked in LoL. Man's best friend indeed.😊🤌

[@pauldwalker]

that’s good.

[@travelingscienceman4404]

Yay! love this universe!

[@andrewbignell9342]

Thanks!

[@scifistories1977]

Thank you Andrew!

[@JimTrawick]

You’re man’s best friend, yes you are. Lol. Love how we talk to dogs.

[@satinsteeldad]

39 minutes in I have the opinion that the alien bird needs himself a puppy I think you'll be very happy Birdman with man's best friend

[@wayneresper7761]

Dogs are truly our best friends...

[@torbenjohansen6955]

34:53 Who let the dogs out. is that a reference to Baha men's who let the dogs out ??

[@UKnowIfUKnow]

A notably touching story. Now how do I emoji... 🖕no, that's not it... 👍 That's it! 👍

[@donaldmccorkendale5720]

I'm a recent arrival, but I'd like to say that i love all the stories in this universe, and I'm trying to compile a playlist of just these. Does anyone know how many there are?

[@donaldmccorkendale5720]

Also, the length and content are absolutely fine. No need at all to apologize.