It is incredible that a wild animal that existed thousands of years ago has become an irreplaceable collaborator and most loyal friend to man. In this book, the reader will discover the stories of dogs who lived in different historical periods about their lives, the joys and sorrows they experienced. The stories of all four-legged friends are based on real events: some dogs made it to the pages of historical chronicles or the press, so we know both their names and the details of their lives. From here we have knowledge about Sigismund Augustus's favorite Griff or the writer Vai\u017egantas' mischievous Kaukas. The names of other puppies have disappeared in the labyrinths of history, but their traces remain in archaeological finds, old photographs or the stories of their owners.<\/p>\n
Knyga vaikams lyd\u0117jo Istorij\u0173 nam\u0173 parod\u0105 \u201eIstorija vizgina uodeg\u0105\u201c.<\/p>\n
Text author Sigita Mik\u0161ait\u0117, scientific consultant Dr. Povilas Bla\u017eevi\u010dius, illustrations by Reda Tomingas, cover illustration by Justinas Dadonas, designers Justinas Dadonas and Justina Bruk\u0161tut\u0117-\u0160imk\u0117, art director Justina Bruk\u0161tut\u0117-\u0160imk\u0117, coordinator Simona \u0160irvydait\u0117-\u0160liupien\u0117, editor Nijol\u0117 Deveikien\u0117.<\/p>\n
The texts were transcribed in dialect by: Maryt\u0117 Slu\u0161inskait\u0117 (in the Samogitian Raseini\u0161ki dialect), Nijol\u0117 Deveikien\u0117 (in the Auk\u0161taitian Vilni\u0161ki dialect), Egl\u0117 Zaveckien\u0117 (in the Suvalkian Kapsi dialect), Virginija Bareikien\u0117 (in the Dz\u016bki dialect).<\/p>\n