After the death of his mistress, Al's world is one big nightmare: he moves from tranquil Fulda to dirty Berlin, and instead of culinary delicacies he gets cheap canned food. To make matters worse, his new master is also gay, and his lover also owns a dog, a fat, uneducated mongrel called Roy. Roy and Al are like nitric acid and glycerine - together a highly explosive combination. While the two masters are enjoying themselves sexually in the woods, Roy eats a dead bird and gets diarrhoea in the car, meanwhile Al dreams of breeding in style. Haunted by depression, he finally wants to put an end to his life when a street killer tells him that there are also Swabians living in Berlin, clean, decent Swabians. Al can no longer be held back and embarks on an odyssey through the Moloch Berlin in search of a better life. But a nasty surprise awaits him there, too. Roy & Al saw the light of day in 2004. Among all his bulbous noses, Ralf König has taken these two crazy mutts especially to his heart, so it was high time to follow up with a second volume with new adventures. These new stories are also recommended to dog owners and dog haters alike, because one thing is as clear as day: If you have Al as a friend, you don't need any more enemies.