Park Gyu Young Transforms Into An Adorable Dog After Kissing Cha Eun Woo In “A Good Day To Be A Dog”

Sep 15, 2023

MBC’s upcoming drama “A Good Day to Be a Dog” has shared a sneak peek of Park Gyu Young’s character in both dog and human form!

Based on the webtoon of the same name, “A Good Day to Be a Dog” is a fantasy romance drama about a woman who is cursed to transform into a dog when she kisses a man. However, the only person who can undo her curse is a man who is afraid of dogs due to a traumatic event he can no longer remember.

ASTRO‘s Cha Eun Woo will star in the drama as Jin Seo Won, a high school math teacher who is terrified of dogs due to a past incident, while Park Gyu Young will play Han Hae Na, a Korean language teacher suffering from an unfortunate kiss-related curse.

The newly released stills from the upcoming drama offer a glimpse of Han Hae Na before and after her transformation into an adorable dog. In one photo, the dog version of Han Hae Na is still wearing her human-sized trench coat, with her (now useless) shoes in the background—suggesting that she transformed just moments ago.

Park Gyu Young Transforms Into An Adorable Dog After Kissing Cha Eun Woo In “A Good Day To Be A Dog”Park Gyu Young Transforms Into An Adorable Dog After Kissing Cha Eun Woo In “A Good Day To Be A Dog”

However, in a later photo, the dog version of Han Hae Na is dressed up in a cute, properly sized outfit. Another photo shows Han Hae Na carefully attaching a camera to her dog hat while still in human form, piquing curiosity as to what she might be planning.

Park Gyu Young Transforms Into An Adorable Dog After Kissing Cha Eun Woo In “A Good Day To Be A Dog” Park Gyu Young Transforms Into An Adorable Dog After Kissing Cha Eun Woo In “A Good Day To Be A Dog”

“A Good Day to Be a Dog” premieres on October 11 at 9 p.m. KST and will be available with subtitles on Dramacool.

 

cr: Soompi

Tags: #A Good Day to Be a Dog; #Cha Eun Woo; #Park Gyu Young; #Lee Hyun Woo;
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