In the center of the painting, we see the figure, Sausage Dog, with his endearing disposition and comically disproportionate physique. The Sausage Dog is one of Legrand’s most used characters. With a button-like nose and legs that often seem at odds with their owner, Sausage Dog exudes an air of carefree surrender to life's twists and turns. A creation inspired by Legrand's Vizsla and the wild popularity of hotdogs the world over, this innocent character is part familiar mascot, part comic cliché, part pitiable victim of disconnection and consumerist overwhelm, all minced together in a delicious, consumable casing.

         By Sausage Dog's side is the Unicorn, which symbolizes the urge to stand out and be unique. It serves as a poignant reminder of the pervasive drive to perform and promote oneself in the age of social media. But as we see in this case, not even the unicorn succeeded in the plan.

On the right side of the painting, we see the Anxious Dog. He has his eyes wide open and a nervous disposition. Anxious Dog was introduced during the era of lockdowns and embodied the shared anxiety that enveloped the world during those trying times. This character continued to represent the enduring remnants of anxiety in the post-pandemic world. In addition to the other characters who are trying to remain calm, the Anxious Dog cannot hold his emotions back. His appearance in this specific work is very important as he emphasizes the situation of the characters at this exact moment.