"Suddenly, there are pig ears in the kitchen cupboard and walking a lot--even in snow and hail storms. With complete strangers, you tend to talk about the digestion of a poodle, retriever, etc. And there is hair everywhere. For years, Dunja Hayali and her dog Emma are an inseparable team. In this book, she talks about her daily life as a dog owner and all the curiosities associated with it. Who is to blame when joggers fall over a long Flexi-leash? Why do people run several times a week for their dogs, but not to take care of their own health? Can dogs read minds? Warm-hearted and with a bite of irony, Dunja Hayali takes on the peculiarities of the quadruped and the quirks of dog owners in an honest declaration of love for man's best friend"-- previous cataloger's summary.