Abstract: In Un chien mort après lui, J. Rolin sets off in search of the feral dog, a problematic case of the domestic dog which has returned to its natural state, and turned away from humans. In this well-documented investigation, Rolin undertakes a real etho-ethnology which examines the relationship between humans and dogs over time. Above all, his research, focusing on conflict zones from the last twenty years, exposes the mystery of the wild dogs’ return, and casts new light on the human war on strays.
