The Unconditional Love of a Dog




                          Carlota Roa@


The Unconditional Love of a Dog

There is a kind of love that knows no conditions, no mistakes, and no hard times. It's a love that asks for no explanations, that expects nothing but your company. It's the love of a dog.

Anyone who has had a dog in their life knows that this bond is unlike any other. A dog doesn't judge your decisions, doesn't get disappointed when you fail, and doesn't walk away when you're feeling down. On the contrary, they become your shadow when you need support, they're there to laugh with you, and they are your guardian when you need protection.

Dogs don’t speak, but they say everything with their eyes. That look that follows you around the house, that locks onto you when you’re feeling low, that sparkles when you walk through the door after a long day… that’s pure love. They don’t care about your success or your appearance—only your presence. And when you're near, their world is complete.

Dogs live fewer years than we do, but they teach us more than we could ever imagine. They teach us to live in the present, to enjoy a simple walk, to get excited over a ball, to give affection without expecting anything in return.

And when the time comes to say goodbye, they do so with the same dignity with which they lived: quietly, lovingly, leaving our hearts full of memories.

Having a dog is not just having a pet. It's gaining a friend, a partner in adventures, a comfort on gray days. It’s witnessing a love that knows no limits, a love that only asks one thing in return: that we love them too—even if it’s just a fraction of all that they give us.

Carlota Roa.

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