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Who loves me will love my dog also.A proverb in the time of Saint Bernard

Who loves me will love my dog also.A proverb in the time of

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This quote suggests that a person who truly loves and cares for someone will also extend that love and care to their pets, specifically dogs. It implies that a person's affection is not limited to just the individual, but extends to those who are important to them, including their beloved animals. This proverb emphasizes the bond between humans and dogs, highlighting the idea that love and compassion should be extended to all beings that are cherished by someone.

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