Dany: and the Zobeide's boys - Cipriano de Roris - Grāmatas -  - 9798672356884 - 2020. gada 4. augusts
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Dany: and the Zobeide's boys


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Dany, a medium-sized Catalan shepherd dog, with tawny and thick fur, is wandering one spring day to satisfy his periodic male cravings. He comes home after four days, but leaves again shortly after, but this time his free quest is thwarted by a dramatic series of misadventures that drive him further away from home, seriously alarming the hopes of his masters, Caterina, Brigida and Vendemiano when they no long see him come back. Thus began the search for the missing dog according to an increasingly frenetic and anguished program. First they turn to a veterinarian exposing the photo of Dany and then they also propose it on the web. There are several occasions when Dany is almost meeting his owners who are looking for him, without ever being seen by them. One day they see Dany's photo on a website of the Roncano kennel. By now convinced of finding their dog in this kennel they are seriously disappointed when they find out that Dany has been transferred to that of Zalsano. Basically it is just a photo and there is no absolute certainty that it is really him, but driven by despair they decide to visit here too. They know that this kennel represents the last beach and when Dany hears their voices from afar he does not believe to himself and starts a hysterical ballet of jumps and pirouettes with the desperate purpose to get noticed by his beloved masters. Finally returned home after almost four months of dramatic adventures, Dany doesn't want to know anymore to go out and for more than a month he remains stubbornly locked in the house.


200 pages

Mediji Grāmatas     Paperback Book   (Grāmata ar mīksto vāku un līmēto muguru)
Izlaists 2020. gada 4. augusts
ISBN13 9798672356884
Lapas 200
Izmēri 152 × 229 × 12 mm   ·   299 g
Valoda Angļu