Lac caninum, Lyssinum and the longing for respect.
In two case studies, the patients' distinctive manner of expression illuminates the inner experience of the canine remedies, which are caught in the conflict between submission, service and loyalty on the one hand, and anger, vexation and aggression on the other. With Lyssinum, unlike Lac caninum, the anger is expressed.
KEYWORDS: Canidae, epilepsy, memory disorder, Lac caninum, Lyssinum, pigment naevus, behavioural disorder, mammals
