Combat dogs do not dance. Perev-Reverte A.

“Battle dogs do not dance” - brutal and in places a very cheerful parable in the best traditions of Guy Richie films: about a world where devotion is animal instinct.

The former fighting dog Arap lives a measured life - it protects the master’s barn and spends the free clock, drinking the anise's waste of the local distillery. Once, two friends of Arap - the Rhodesian Ridzhbek Theo and the exhibition by the greyhound aristocrat handsome Boris - disappear without a trace, and Arap, sensing something was wrong, goes to search for them. He will be forced to get to the place where he once gained the glory of the excellent killer and where he hoped to never return again-to the pit of the stomach. However, getting there is half the battle, you need to be able to take away the paws from there.