The dog has accompanied hominization for nearly 15,000 years. From the constellation Canis Major to disturbing representations of prehistoric caves, from Anubis the dark canine who transports the souls of the dead to the afterlife to the monstrous Cerberus who guards the gates of the underworld, the dog has never ceased to feed the myths. Hunting dog, companion, soldier, guard, stray, working or support dog, he populates the images and the pages. We often project ourselves onto this mirror figure. But how to write or evoke the dreams of dogs? Is it possible to get into their perspective? What do they make us dream of? On the occasion of the publication in November of the issue of the journal Billebaude on the dog, a dialogue between Bénédicte Ramade, art historian, and Anne Simon, researcher in literature, will address these questions via works of art, excerpts from films and books.