Registering and pronouns

Register a breed

Line	Parses as	Need to know
labrador	Assign[labrador, 0]	Breed must be in breeds.txt. Age 0, 0 toys, 0 treats
I have a labrador.	same	Story glue around the breed is ignored
So, my wife has a labrador	same	Line with exactly one breed word registers it

Register object counts (global, not on a dog)

Line	Parses as	Need to know
ball 5	Assign[ball, 5]	Object must be in objects.txt
5 balls	Assign[ball, 5]	Number first; plural aliases work (balls → ball)

Object aliases include balls → ball, cookies → cookie, biscuits → biscuit, snacks → snack.

Print a global object count: bark ball → Variable(ball).

Pronouns and pet names

Word	Resolves to
she, her	Last dog introduced with feminine voice
he, him, his	Last dog introduced with masculine voice
it	Object pronoun (print mood only; not a dog subject)

Introducing another breed (I have a beagle.) does not rebind she from the first dog.

Pet names: After Her name is "Bimba", the capitalized word Bimba works as a dog subject in later lines. You can also assign a name without quotes if the word is capitalized: labrador nickname Bimba (same as a string).

Multi-word breeds: the golden retriever, bark how many toys the golden retriever has.

Author view on pronouns

Word	Resolves to
she / her	Last dog you spoke about as she/her
he / him / his	Last dog as he/him/his
it	Last stash, pile, or object
they / them	Filler

I have a labrador.
She is 2.
I have a beagle.
she passes a toy to the beagle    → labrador gives, not beagle