The Time When All Good Dogs Forgot and the Age as the Red Leash Began

In a kingdom ruled by a tyrant dog, propaganda and chaos reign as a resistance forms. A disciplined soldier, a philosopher-hound, and fierce terriers fight to restore decency against manipulation and greed, reminding all what it means to be good.   

Kenneldom, once a realm of order and protection, has succumbed to a new obsession with wealth and obedience, dubbed the Religion of the Golden Bone. The rise of the Great Orange, a flamboyant English Bulldog, marks a turning point. His mastery lies not in governance but in performance, transforming outrage into entertainment. He rewards loyalty with bones and punishes dissent, reshaping truth into a twisted narrative that the kingdom cannot escape.   

Yet, the true threat extends beyond the Great Orange. The cunning Pu Anon, a foreign kitty-cat-rat, seeks to exploit Kenneldom's confusion, while the Billion Bone Dog(e) from the Isle of Dog(e)s uses his vast wealth to manipulate and amplify chaos. As the kingdom forgets its moral compass, a brave resistance emerges.   

Cesear, a steadfast German Shepherd, stands as the protector of the vulnerable. Bern, the wise philosopher-hound, embodies the kingdom's conscience, refusing to let it fade. Alongside them, the fierce terriers BO and BWO fight tirelessly for justice, challenging the status quo and demanding accountability.   

The Time When All Good Dogs Forgot is a medieval political fable infused with sharp satire and unexpected heart. It chronicles Kenneldom's descent into organized cruelty and the relentless spirit of those who dare to remember what it means to be good. In this tale, the fight for decency becomes a rallying cry, echoing through the ages as a reminder of the power of truth and courage.