True Fidelity
There’s a certain kind of friendship
That’s difficult to beat
And rare to find anywhere
In people that you meet
Yet every dog that ever lived
Has this gift to bestow
A loyal firm devotion
As so many of us know
Though people judge you by your looks
Your cash, your job, your car
A dog is so much wiser
They just take you as you are
You can be a saint or sinner
Down 'n' out or a millionaire
They’ll not ask to see your pedigree
Just as long as you are there
While those around are planning
Their trips to Greece or Spain
With a Dog you’ll find adventure
By a walk along the lane
Their days are full of pleasure
And needs are very few
A pat, a dish, a cushion
A ball to fetch for you
If others seem to shun you
And think your such a bore
Dogs let you keep on talking
Though they've heard it all before
As they settle close beside you
Their head upon your knee
There’s no place in all the world
Where they would rather be
When friends may be missing
In your hour of need and strife
A Dog is always ready
To defend you with their life
No matter if you're right or wrong
They’ll never criticize
But show a trusting confidence
In clear adoring eyes
And when their lives are ending
The signs that you can tell
And joy has turned to sorrow
Knowing they never will get well
The tail that wagged in ecstasy
To greet you at the door
Now hangs low, once honest eyes
Are sad and shine no more
It breaks your heart to do it
You know you’ll miss them so
But when their life is over
It’s best to let them go
To make their end more easy
The last thing you can give
Is to let them die with dignity
The way you let them live.

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