Quote by Richard Dean Anderson

Dogs are my favorite people.

Dogs are my favorite people.

Summary

This quote refers to the deep affection and connection that the speaker feels towards dogs. It suggests that, in the eyes of the speaker, dogs possess qualities and characteristics that make them truly special and beloved. Dogs bring joy, loyalty, and unconditional love into the lives of their human companions, to the extent that they are regarded as equivalent to or even surpassing human friends. Thus, the quote reflects the speaker's admiration and appreciation for the incomparable bond they share with dogs.

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By Richard Dean Anderson

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