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Netflix Opens Up Casting Call for Second Season of ‘Dogs’

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A dog sitting on top of a fire hydrant catches attention during a Netflix casting call for the second season.
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The first season had us crying tears of joy and tears of sorrow. And now, Netflix’s Dogs is back for round two, and looking to potentially share your dog’s tale.

The documentary series, which shares the unconditional bond humans have with dogs, has put out the feelers for the second season.

The team is asking dog parents to share what makes their four-legged friend remarkable on social media. People can take to Twitter or Instagram, and use the hashtag #netflixdogstory or tagging @NetflixDogs for their chance to be featured.

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“From the beginning we have said that the joy shown in ‘Dogs’ helps bring people together and that same feeling will translate more than ever in Season Two” executive producers Glen Zipper and Amy Berg said in a joint statement.

The first season centered around a number of dog stories, including a young girl with epilepsy who gets her first support dog; a Costa Rica dog sanctuary and a man going to great lengths to bring home his husky stuck in Syria.

Now, they are look for more heartwarming stories.

Related: Adopted Deaf Dog and Non-Verbal Boy Share Special Bond, Communicate Using Sign Language

“‘Dogs’ offers us the ability to explore some of the most important human stories through relationships with our best friends and it’s been amazing to see how much these episodes have touched audiences and critics across the globe,” the pair said. “Most importantly, our fans have become part of our extended family and we are honored to bring them a fresh set of stories that will allow us to connect with them yet again.”

Here are a few of our favorite submissions thus far:

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By Andrea Huspeni

Andrea Huspeni is the founder and CEO of This Dog's Life. Her mission it to help dogs live a happier, healthier and longer life. When she isn't working, she spends time with her two dogs, Lola and Milo. She resides in Brooklyn, NY.

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