Aesop's Fables: resumen de Part 4

Qué sucede

1. A dog snaps at people and bites them without cause, troubling visitors to its master's house.
2. The master attaches a bell to the dog's neck so people hear it approaching.
3. The dog proudly struts about and enjoys jingling its bell.
4. An old dog explains that the bell marks disgrace rather than good behavior.
5. The closing moral distinguishes a bad reputation from fame.

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En qué fijarte

The moral states the dog's error directly: attracting attention for bad behavior does not amount to earning praise.

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