f you come to my town and see a guy with a camera photographing dogs and talking to them in the streets, then it's for sure that guy is me... Here in Montalbán (Venezuela) dogs are a part of the streetscape... My father used to say: “In this town we have more dogs than people” and that's still the way it is today... In addition, there is a deep relationship between dogs and neighbors, with almost all of these animals being sort of community pets. It is not strange to see in the entrances of the garages and backyards of the town, containers with food and water for the dogs, neither are missing those that in spite of being during the day in the streets, sleeping in the backyards of the houses or even inside them. Throughout my life here, I have seen people bathing stray dogs, supplying medicine and serving as babysitters when new puppies are born... It's a strange fact, but “Montalbán is impossible to understand without its dogs”...