New Release · 2026

My Last
Walk

A true story of love, loyalty, and letting go

Told by Zeus. A Rottweiler who lived eleven years beside the man who chose him — through farms, coastlines, and a love that does not end at the gate.

My Last Walk — by Darren Scahill

The Book

A story told from the other end of the lead

Zeus was a purebred Rottweiler, born in suburban Perth in May 2013. He came to Darren at nine weeks old and spent the next eleven years beside him — on wheatbelt farms, along the Western Australian coast, and finally in the Albany home Darren built from the ground up. He passed away on 14 January 2025.

"For Zeus. Who never needed words to say it. We always knew."

This book is Zeus's story, told in his voice. Not a training manual. Not a how-to. A true account of what it means to share your life with a dog who gives everything — and what it costs when they go.

It is for anyone who has loved a dog. And especially for anyone who has lost one.

Six chapters. One life.

01

Chapter One

Before He Knew My Name

From a suburban whelping box to a wheatbelt farm — the first mornings of an eleven-year friendship.

02

Chapter Two

The Making of a Dog

Learning the land, the dam, the sheep, the family. Bandit. Spocky. The poker game. The pool.

03

Chapter Three

The Knowing Years

When the bond stopped being something you thought about. Molly arrives. Pups are born. Time passes the way good time does.

04

Chapter Four

The Coastal Years

A move to the coast. Tracking dogs in thick bush. Finding Dotty after eight days. The boat and the Southern Ocean.

05

Chapter Five

My Last Home

Darren builds their final home on the Albany coast. The marina. Molly's last days. The blue flowers.

06

Chapter Six

My Last Walk

The last morning at the marina. The tailgate. The harbour light. A love that does not require a goodbye.

Take Zeus home with you

Hardcover. Printed and posted anywhere in Australia.

International orders welcome.

$29.95

+ $12 postage within Australia  ·  $20 international

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ISBN 978-1-7641392-3-6  ·  © 2026 Darren Scahill