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Tadie - Their clothes most likely fell off after Gale changed tham and the clothes would still be back in the cave.

Rose slowly stood up on her four legs, slightly unbalanced but mostly steady on her new paws. As she looked around at all the dogs, she began to put a human face to each of them. She was a little disorientated not knowing which of the people were now talking dogs. She finally realized it was Misty speaking now with the suggestion that the globe had been a ghost.

"I've heard of those lights that show up on cameras when there's ghost or something too, but I doubt that it was a ghost who caused that circle of light," Rose said, joining in on the conversation.

Sophie listened in on the dogs theories, and she felt guilty for knowing what had happened to them while they were still completely clueless. Finally, Sophie drifted down from the tree and landed silently on the ground in the middle of all the pacing and pondering dogs. She came down so softly that she probably wouldn't be noticed.

Sophie cleared her throat to catch their attention. "Actually, it was a fairy who changed you and brought you to this clearing," Sophie explained in a quiet sweet voice. Her tone was exceptionally calm compared to what she was telling the dogs.

Gale laughed in expectation at seeing the new dogs, but stopped short of the clearing. He quickly flew to the tree that his sister had been sitting in before in order to stay out of Sophie's sight. "What is she doing here?" he thought out loud, knowing that she could get him into huge trouble with their parents if she figured out it was Gale and his friends that changed the humans into dogs.

Whoa, whoa, whoa...was that a fairy? Okay, Terry was extremely confused and a bit overwhelmed at this point. First, they had gotten stuck in a cave on a crappy camping trip. Then a mysterious light, and they were suddenly dogs. And now they were being told by a fairy that another fairy had changed them into dogs, and had brought them here.

Her head hurting, she sat down. She didn't even believe in fairies, or ghosts, or shape-shifting, etc. until now. What she wouldn't give to be back at her campsite...
Shaking off the thought with a flick of her newly pointed ears, Terry looked at the small fairy with a bewildered, shocked gaze; this was too much to take it. An involuntary whine escaped her. Trying to treat this as normally as possible - which was a rather difficult task - she asked, "Is there a way for us to change back?"