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“Good dogs should never be asked to prove that they're good dogs. If there's anything in this world that we should take on faith, it's good dogs.”
― Mira Grant, Rise: A Newsflesh Collection

“He could not say 鈥渂ad dog.鈥�
He could not say 鈥済ood boy.鈥�
He could not say anything.
Quiet breathed like some darkening monster at the window of Theo鈥檚 mind.”
― Steven James Taylor, the dog

“He had often noticed how important was the phrase good dog in human interaction with dogs. People commonly used it when meeting a dog for the first time-they would bend down, pat the dog on the head, and say "Good dog." Why they should do this was not altogether clear: we do not give moral compliments to other people or creatures we meet-who says "Good cat" when introduced to somebody's cat? That was strange. Perhaps it was because so few cats were good, one view indeed being that cats were inherently psychopathic. They were prepared to engage with humans but only in so far as it suited them to do so; beyond that, such affection as they showed for humans was a calculating cupboard love or, at most, a passing, almost pitying scrap of recognition, withdrawn at the blink of an eyelid.”
― Alexander McCall Smith