Hi, can I get head cannons on how Bakugo, Midoryia, and Kirishima would deal with their s/o having an overly protective cat/dog? It doesn’t bite or growl, just kinda silently judges and tries to stay between them. Thank you, wether you do this or not!
Normally your cat doesn’t take too much interest in guests
At most, it tended to hang out in low traffic areas out of reach, if not out of sight.
But it was different with Bakugo.
Your cat had taken to sitting at attention in plain view and just glaring at your boyfriend with a twitchy tail.
It was obvious Bakugo was its target, too. It would politely move out of the way if anyone else walked in its direction, but it seemed to intentionally inconvenience Bakugo at every available turn.
“Shitty animal, out of the way. I gotta get to the bathroom.”
Of course it wouldn’t move and would only continue to stare him down until he walked around it. Obviously, he wasn’t going to kick your cat.
“Stupid furball.”
Midoriya:
Your English Bulldog was so sweet, and Midoriya was always such a great guest, you had no idea why your pet was being so difficult when he was around.
You had both decided to just let things be when he tried to kneel down and pet its head only for the dog to shy away uncharacteristically, but that was only the beginning.
Your dog became especially needy whenever Midoriya came around – standing close enough to rub its shoulder against your leg when you were standing and draping its head across your feet when you sat down.
It also always seemed to want attention whenever he leaned it just a bit too close on the couch – going so far as to paw at your leg whenever it happened.
“Come on, buddy. I don’t mean anything. I’m not trying to take them away, I promise!”
The long stare and low whine was all the answer Izuku got.
“I guess we’re just going to have to be a little patient with each other, huh?”
Kirishima:
You have a Shiba, and as sweet and funny as it can be, things have been noticeably different since your new boyfriend has been visiting.
Your dog’s usual shenanigans were always so entertaining, but this was different.
If Kirishima sat next to you on the couch, your Shiba would immediately fill what little space was between you two.
If there wasn’t quite enough space, it would make a point to stand or lay across him while completely ignoring the fact he was there.
Heaven forbid they be alone in a room together for any amount of time, and the staring contest would begin.
“Hey, uh, (Y/N)? I think your dog doesn’t like me.”
“What are talking about?”
“Well, we’ve been sitting here the past couple of minutes, and he hasn’t moved and hasn’t broken eye contact. I don’t even think he’s blinked.”
“Maybe he just needs to warm up to you.”
He’s tried playing with your dog and even throwing his favorite toy which is his favorite game, but it always ends with him watching the trajectory of its flight and then goes right back to staring at Kirishima.
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