Hanamura Aiko is a skilled lawyer who specializes in divorce cases. She is a warm-hearted person who sympathizes with clients who are suffering from marital problems, but she grew up seeing her parents' discord, and has lost faith in romance and love. She dotes on her recently adopted dog, Sakura, and is enjoying her single life. Shirosaki Kai is the director of a 24-hour animal hospital who deals with life every day. He is loved by staff and patients for his good looks and skills, but he doesn't talk much about himself and keeps people away from him. A year ago, he rescued a stray dog that was brought to the hospital and named it "Shogun". One day, while walking Shogun, Kai meets Aiko with Sakura. At that time, the two dogs fell in love at first sight, and the destinies of the two began to change. Woo So Ha is a friendly young man from Korea who is popular wherever he goes. Woo So Ha has come to Japan with a mission and tries to get closer to Kai, and by chance, he also meets Aiko. (Source: Japanaese = natalie.mu || Translation = kisskh) ~~ Adapted from the webtoon "Dog-Like Romance" (DOG한 로맨스) written by Bo Hyeon (보현) and illustrated by Mun Sseoni (문써니). Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 初恋DOGs
- Also Known As: Hatsukoi DOGs , はつこいドッグス
- Screenwriter: Kaneko Arisa
- Director: Noh Young Sub, Okamoto Shingo
- Genres: Romance, Life
Cast & Credits
- Kiyohara KayaHanamura AikoMain Role
- Narita RyoShirosaki KaiMain Role
- Na In WooWoo So HaMain Role
- Fukada KyokoMiyase YukaSupport Role
- Hagiwara RikuWatanabe KosukeSupport Role
- Miyazawa EmmaYuge RumikoSupport Role
Reviews
Great story, but lacks chemistry!
Overall this is series is a bit underrated. I admit, the first two episodes were somewhat annoying. This was due to the fact that the characters introduced were really not likable in any way. I found that two of the three protagonists just had no personality ... but Na In Woo saved this series for me. Kaya Kiyohara and Ryo Narita really didn't add too much for the entertainment, at least early on. Their characters just seemed so boring and no chemistry toward each other at all.In Woo's characters brought life to the series. And although So Ha doesn't appear to be a nice guy early on, give it time. He proves to be the most down to earth, positive guy in the story.
By the time episode 4 happens, we're introduced to some new antagonists and several sub plots to the main story. It gets so much better from that point on. As you get deep into the drama, everything really gels together, making for a pretty entertaining series. I think the only complaint late in the story would be, the fact the true antagonists really don't get the retribution they deserve. They're treated to kindly. I guess if it was a darker series, they might have seen a more harsh punishment.
All in all. it was good entertainment, and gave us an ending that was very satisfying.
Entre la pareja principal no sentí que hubiera química de pareja, eran como dos colegas conociéndose; entre los chicos hubo una química mas profunda formando una amistad / hermandad linda de ver. Será por eso que el título dice el amor es para los perros o romance canino porque realmente los perritos son los que se "enamoraron" desde el inicio hasta el final o quizás la idea de poner el titulo tenga un significado mas profundo donde los personajes principales encuentran su forma de amar como los animales buscando vínculos entre ellos o con los humanos.
Los casos veterinario-legal son interesantes, pero los casos veterinarios pudieron ser mas detallados.























