Abstract. Let D be a digraph. By γ(D) we denote the domination number of D and by D- we denote a digraph obtained by reversing all the arcs of D. We prove that for every d>2 and k>1 there exists a simple strongly connected d-regular digraph Dd,k such that γ(D-d,k)-γ(Dd,k)=k. Analogous theorem is obtained for total domination number provided that d>3. To obtain the digraph Dd,k we lift a small digraph (with loops) first in Z3 to obtain a simple strongly connected and d-regular digraph, and then we lift it in Z2k.