A dog is considered to be the first animal companion to lonely human species. They are our friends, family members, and above all, we take their loyalty for granted. Can we see this animal from another perspective, not just obedient and ‘just a dog’? What stops us from asking this species for help in our everyday lost search for grounding and sense? And where does all the dog hair go?

This work continues my exploration of human relation to ‘the others’, non-human animals, and how the ways we treat them reflect, influence, are connected to our emotions, ethics, compassion, human self-centeredness.