Sean Cooney

That's a very good question.

I mean, I'm struggling to sort of categorise it already.

I thought maybe they might have a different section of the album or the project or whatever it's going to be.

It might be a section about the dogs who wait, the dogs who work, the dogs who serve.

But I think all of the stories that I'm intending to write are all stories that have moved me.

And I think, yeah, getting back to that, why am I doing this?

Are we putting...

Am I putting the kind of too much human emotion into these sort of animals?

But I think that there's great active, you know, dogs and humans, it's a partnership, isn't it?

That's key, I think, to the guide dog thing.

It's not that the dog is leading you.

You're working together with the dog.

And I think that's a crucial thing that a lot of people don't grasp.

And I certainly didn't grasp it until recently.

This wonderful dog here, Nessie, came into our lives.

So I think it's a two-way thing.

Hopefully this whole project can celebrate that.

Yeah, absolutely.

And encourage other people to share amazing stories of animals who have made a difference in people's lives.

Yeah.