Aphorisms on dogs
Every night in the facebook page I greet you with a phrase about dogs, as promised I have collected and I will write below: 1
. "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by how it treats animals. "(Mahatma Gandhi)
2." The safest place to keep our pets is our heart "(Elena Sandrini)
3." We are alone, absolutely alone on this chance planet: and of all forms of life that surround us, not once, but the dog has covenant with us. "(Maurice Maeterlinck)
4." There is no word in any human language, capable of consoling the guinea pigs who do not know why they died. "(Elsa Morante)
5." The feeling is the same for the dogs we have for the children "(Freud)
6." Who has not had a dog does not know what it means to be loved. " (Schopenhauer)
7. "The story offers more examples of the fidelity of dogs than of friends" (Pope)
8. "A dog like you care more about his pappa. Well - almost." (Charlotte Gray)
9. "The dog is an eternal Peter Pan, never gets old, so is always available to love and be loved. "(Aaron Katcher)
10." Look in my eyes and try to say a dog that has no soul "(V. Hugo)
11." If you pick up a starving dog and you feed him no bite. That's the difference between man and dog. " (Mark)
12. "The love a dog gives great strength to man" (Seneca)
13. "The highest duty of a man is reduced by the cruelty to animals." (Emile Zola)
14. "A dog can find, even in the most useless of us, something to believe." (EVLucas)
15. "Dogs are not everything in life, but fill our existence." (R. Caras)
16. "Dogs when they love, love so constant, unalterable, until his last breath." (E. Von Arnim)
17. "The dog is the only mammal that can truly live with us and not just beside us." (Eibl-Eibesfeldt Irenaus)
19. "The loyalty of a dog is a precious gift that requires no less binding moral obligations of friendship with a human being." (K. Lorenz)
20. "Your dog will be faithful and sincere to the last beat of his heart. What you owe it to deserve such devotion "(Anonymous)
21." Get a good leash and a dog, it will seem impossible, but after a few days become a single person "(Vietnam veteran dogs)
22." You do not care whether you are right or wrong, do not care if you have luck or not, if you are rich or poor, educated or ignorant, saint or sinner . You are his friend and that's enough. He will be beside you to comfort, protect and give, if necessary, for you, his life. He will be faithful in luck as in poverty. And 'the dog! "(JK Jerome)
23." When you choose to live with a dog, it's forever. Do not you leave. Never. Mettetevelo well in the lead, before adopting one. "(D. Pennac)
24." It is sweet to hear the honest watchdog's bark that launches un profondo benvenuto quando ci avviciniamo a casa; è dolce sapere che c'è un occhio attento che cura il nostro ritorno e si illumina quando arriviamo". (Lord Byron)
25."La scelta del padrone da parte di un buon cane è un fenomeno magnifico e misterioso. Con rapidità sorprendente, spesso in pochissimi giorni, si stabilisce un legame che è di gran lunga più saldo di tutti ...." (Konrad Lorenz)
26."Un cane è l'unico essere su questa terra che ti ama più di quanto non ami se stesso". (Josh Billings)
27."Arrivi a casa. Il cane ti si precipita contro. "Dove sei stato? Sei stato via così tanto. Mi sei mancato, mancato, mancato. Ti amo, ti amo, ti amo. Cosa is in the bag? Something for me? Oh, let me lick your ear. Oh, let me chew your gloves. You're home! "(Pam Brown)
28." A dog can express more with his tail in a minute that his master with his tongue in hours. "(Anonymous)
29." A man can offer a cordial greeting, send us to hell. But when a dog wagging his tail, you know I love you forever. "(Anonymous)
30." Her happiness depends mainly on the time you spend with him, the number of times that can accompany you in your output, the dog does not care about waiting for hours in front of the door of your study, if then it will be rewarded ten minute walk at your side. For the dog, and personal friendship is everything. Remember that in this way you make a commitment that slight everything else, and because after 'impossible to break the friendship with a faithful dog, and give it away is tantamount to murder. "(Konrad Lorenz)
31." Most people who have a dog in the long run they learn to obey their four-legged friend. "(Robert Morley)
32." Dogs are so permeable to human feelings with the co-existence since time immemorial we have become almost equal. For this reason many people hate them. They see too much of themselves reflected in their gaze tenderly vile things they would rather ignore. " (Susanna Tamaro)
33. "The joy of a dog taken out for his stroll welcomes the angels." (J. Bastar)
34. "Old dogs, like old shoes, are comfortable. They might be a bit out of shape and a little worn around the edges, But They fit well." (Bonnie Wilcox 'Old Dogs, Old Friends') ... Older dogs, like the shoes are very comfortable. are perhaps a little 'out of shape and a little' worn all around, but there is so 'good
35. "We must earn his trust and his friendship was born to be our friend, when his eyes are still closed he already believes in us even before birth has already given himself to man "(M. Maeterlinck)
36." If a dog comes to you after we looked at him you should go home and make an examination of conscience. "(Woodrow Wilson)
37." Whoever keeps a dog in the house live on average longer than those who do not want to close if a "(D. Morris)
38." A dog is not "almost human" and I can not imagine the worst insult to the canine race than to describe it that way. The dog can do many things that man can not, never have and never will do. "(John Holmes)
39." If I were a man I would not be a dog. "(Alexander)
40. "Dogs are wiser than men. They do not pay much attention to things. Do not waste their days accumulating property. Do not spoil their sleep worrying about how to keep the objects they have and how to obtain items that do not have. "(Eugene O'Neill)
41." Dogs, God bless them, operate on the premise that human beings are fragile and require incessant insurance and expressions of affection. The random lick on the hand and placed the muzzle hairy as a kind of draped over the instep are calculated to tell the boss that a friend is near. "(Mary McGrory)
42." A dog is man's best friend but not vice versa. " (Anonymous)
43. "Yes ... it is a lost dog sadder that it can meet the gaze of a person who understands and loves animals. "(AP Therune)
44." The more I know people, the more I love dogs. "(Nicholas De Chamfort)
45." God created man, then, seeing him so weak, he created the dog. "(Alphonse Toussenel)
46." animals not only feel affection, but want to be loved. "(Charles Darwin)
47." When I return home I come to meet you and wagging his tail curled up at my feet. I thus repay the sacrifices and hardships of the working day. "(F. Siano)
48." The reason a dog has many friends is that wags his tail instead of his tongue. "(Anonymous)
49." O philosophers, all have a dog. And before you say anything, look at your dog. Perhaps more than one, then your statement will remain in the pen. "(Luigi Pirandello)
50." I'm kind of happy. their company is much better than that of humans. We do not put in issue or to discuss. "(Anonymous)
51." He trusts in God, as the dog is confident master. Just a whistle, and the dog runs. Wherever you go, follow you happy, without asking, without thinking. End of the world. "(Andrej Sisjavskij)
52." A dog is the only be the way he loves you more than himself. "(Josh Billings)
53." Here lie the remains of one who possessed beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices . (George Byron) (nell'epitaffio the grave of his Newfoundland dog Boatswain at the Abbey of Newatead)
54. "Man is a domesticated animal that only has controlled for centuries in other animals by fraud, violence and Cruelty. "(Charles Chaplin)
55." It 's ridiculous to deny an obvious truth, so as to defend it too tiring. No truth seems to me more evident than that beasts have thought and reason as men: the arguments are so clear about it that do not escape even the stupid and the ignorant. "(David Hume)
56." The distant barking of a dog that brings us back thought with loved ones and familiar places provides the best proof of the immortality of the soul. "(Kierkegaard)
57." I found that when you are deeply troubled, there is a greater comfort that the company will be devoted and a quiet dog, all you can draw from other sources. "(Doris Day)