Miki Terayama rescues Teru Chiaki from a group of thugs, setting off a complicated relationship. Both are initially in love with other people, but after that encounter they begin fooling around. Teru behaves like a stray dog that has not been fed in ten days, devouring Miki's affection in a rough, impatient manner. This dynamic gives the series its title—Dog Style refers to how Teru is treated as a dog by Miki. Their early sexual encounters are clumsy and unsatisfying, but over time the two grow more attuned to each other and eventually find a rhythm that works for both. The story follows the push and pull of their relationship, alternating between raw physical comedy and genuine emotional vulnerability. Miki, the more reserved and nurturing partner, tries to handle Teru's obsessive and needy behavior, while Teru cycles between demanding and vulnerable. The manga is set in a contemporary Japanese urban environment, with school life and casual social circles forming the background. As the series progresses, the focus shifts from purely physical tension to a more heartfelt connection, exploring themes of possessiveness, trust, and the fear of being abandoned. The narrative arc charts the couple's journey from a purely transactional affair to a deeper bond, culminating in a resolution where both characters learn to balance their desires with genuine care for each other.