Dakota and Joey were two Doberman brothers who were fascinated by their hindpaws. They would often spend hours observing and playing with them, much to the amusement of their friend Vic, another Doberman.

One day, the brothers came up with a new game. They called it "trample," and it involved using their hindpaws. They were eager to share their game with Vic and invited him to play.

Vic, always up for a fun time with his friends, agreed. He was curious to see what this new game entailed and how it would be played.

Dakota was the first one to play. He placed both his hindpaws on Vic's back and in a march-in-place format, started trampling his friend.

Joey watched as Dakota trampled Vic. He was excited to have his turn and was carefully studying Dakota’s moves.

After an hour of Dakota trampling him, it was time for Joey to have his turn. Joey mimicked Dakota's actions, placing his hindpaws on Vic's back and trampling him just as Dakota had.

Vic found the game amusing and enjoyable. He didn't mind being trampled by his friends, it was all in good fun and part of their bonding time.

Throughout the day, the brothers took turns trampling Vic. The laughter and joy in their eyes were evident. This was their special game, a secret kept between three friends.

The trampling sessions continued for years. Dakota and Joey never grew tired of it, and Vic always remained a willing participant. It was their unique way of bonding and spending time together.