Ana E. Rivera Castillo was an author who enjoyed narrating her travels from a unique perspective: that of her companion, her service dog. Through this gaze, his stories combined individual experiences, detailed observation, and a deep sensitivity to the places he visited. Formation and early writings As a biologist, she began writing during her college years, documenting her scientific studies and observations. Later, while working for Heinz, he also translated laboratory testing procedures, which strengthened his technical accuracy and ability to communicate complex information clearly. Travel and family documentation In his free time, he traveled with his family to various places in Venezuela. With the support of his father, he filmed and documented those experiences, creating photo and video albums that preserved the memories of each journey. Travel stories are narrated from an original perspective. Scientific training as a basis for precise and observant writing. Family documentation through photographs, videos, and travel notes.Origin of the Travels of a Service Dog Ana planned a trip through the Riviera Maya with her niece, Ana Paula. When she returned, her aunt Martha asked her to tell her about the experience. It was then that Ana had the idea to narrate her travels from an original perspective: that of Scotty, her service dog. With the support and insistence of her aunt Martha, Ana began to shape the idea of drafting a book inspired by her travels. From that intention were born Scotty's Tales and Scotty's Stories, a collection of stories that combine family memory, adventure and the endearing bond between a person and their service dog. Scotty becomes the narrative voice of the stories. Through his gaze, the valuable service provided by service dogs is highlighted, as well as the care, affection and deep bond that can exist between a service dog and its owner. In Scotty's travels, he narrates to his friend Mitsi about his travels through archaeological sites in the Yucatan Peninsula and national parks. At the same time, the story shows how Scotty faces and overcomes the loss of his first patient. In Stories of Scotty, he shares to his friends about his latest adventures and narrates what he sees and how he has found inner peace. In these stories, his friends also ask questions and express their own perspectives, beliefs, and reflections.Ana is currently considering writing a third book, which is still in development.