Article July 2, 1960 Issue

Do We Wag the Dog's Tail?

GREGORY M. ABBOTT

"Let us ... turn wholeheartedly to the great First Cause, God, knowing that He alone is Lord"

Anyone who has ever had a dog for a pet and companion knows that a dog's tail is an almost infallible barometer of moods and feelings. When the tail hangs down without motion, the dog is at least quiet; when it is tucked between a dog's legs, it indicates that the animal may be far from happy. On the other hand, when the tail is up and waving, the dog is in ebullient spirits, happy and lively.

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