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Rogan's Recollections

(And Occasional Historical Observations)

A Dog's Noble Shame

My pound rescue dog Sparky just got in trouble: she growled at our cat Tootsie and chased her out of the kitchen. She knew she was in immediate trouble when I approached and grabbed her by the collar. I scolded her; she skulked away into the family room. After a few minutes, it was time to go make up. When I walked in the room I found her on the couch with her head propped on a pillow. When I walked over to pet her, she buried her head under the pillow and wouldn't come out despite my coaxing her repeatedly

 

I wish other wrongdoers shared a dog's noble sense of shame when caught in the act.

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