I am just a dog

In fact, his name is Brandon (which is more suitable for noble origin), but the household nickname is Anton - it's easier for the owners to call him that. They even got a whistle - they think he will hear them faster that way. They also sent him to a dog school to obey commands - even the dumbest ones. And the cat can do whatever she wants! Why do they even keep her? A dog wouldn't understand that. And who can understand these people! They imagine themselves to be the most important, but they don't know basic things. Like that a cat shouldn't be on the chair. Or that a dog should smell like a dog. Or that there's nothing tastier than goat leather shoes. Then why haven't all the dogs run away by now? Because when you've trained people, you can rely on them: they will always feed you and can even become real friends. The author of the book, Jutta Richter, is one of the most famous contemporary children's writers in Germany. She lives in Westerwinkel Castle with her dog and writes books for children and teenagers. Richter's books have been awarded numerous literary prizes, such as the German Children's Literature Award and the Catholic Children and Youth Book Award. Richter has also been nominated for the Astrid Lindgren Award, the most important award in the world of children's literature. "I'm Just a Dog" is Jutta Richter's second book released in Russian. Previously, "Indian Summer" was published by KompasGid Publishing House.