Life under the dog. Stories about dogs you won't like.

Trust me, you won't like these dog stories. The first story about what a dog thinks when his owner gets tired of him. The second story is that assistance dogs can support their owners physically and mentally. What they cannot do is fight against the lack of will to live. Whatever evil the owner has done in his life. The third story is about how one dog became an easily removed obstacle in an estate inheritance proceeding. The fourth story about how even a hardened chauffeur without a shred of emotion finds more sense in himself than the self-proclaimed saviours of dogs. The fifth story about how one rescued dog made life happier for everyone around him. The sixth story is that nowhere is it written that a virus imported from illegal dog imports cannot be transmitted to humans. The seventh story about a bad choice of dog breed and all that can and must be connected with it. The eighth story about dog excrement. About a trial and a verdict no one expected. The ninth greyhound story, inspired by the unfortunate fate of countless dogs whose lives have become dog racing. The tenth shabby story about a dog misunderstanding and a rather unsuccessful intervention of a social worker. The eleventh story that shows what it's like to come face to face with the person who poisoned your best friend. And a short tale at the end, inspired by the bizarreness of our legislation. And by the way, reading it might make you shed a tear. Sadness, emotion or laughter. Keep a handkerchief handy.

Book Details:
Author: collective of authors
Year of publication: 2015
ISBN: 978-80-905-3668-5
Number of pages: 196