What did my DOG teach me?

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Lessons from my Pet Dog......

I have a Pet Dog for last 4 years. Dogs soon become member of family, they dont talk but they speak a lot with eyes, tail etc. They understand human beings more than we humans understand each other.

I have learned few things from him.

1. Give love to all, and greet all who comes home.
2. They do not love people based on designation, money, power they have unconditional love towards all.
3. Take small naps (doze) whenever possible, it keeps you more alert and fresh 24 * 7.
4. When dealing with strangers and hostile folks, "Why bite when bark can do:-) ".
5. Cover your shit and move on with Life.
6. Stretch yourself when you wake up, secret of Fitness.
7. Wag your tail when Master is around (Boss is always right, keep him happy).

It is interesting to have a Pet specially Dog, they keep you happy and fit.

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