The lesson ‘Dog finds his Master’ is story about how dogs wilfiily become the servants of Man i.e., How dogs become domesticated. It is ironical that ‘Dog’ which were once a free animal in the wild, wilfiily became domesticated by accepting human beings as their master.

Long, Long ago, Dogs like foxes lived in packs but hunted alone. They lived in freedom until a dog was bom who was not pleased with this way of life. The dog was tired of wandering in search of food and being frightened of other stronger animals. So he decided to become the servant of the strongest person on this earth.

He started searching for such a master. He met a wolf and asked it if he would become the dog’s master. The wolf readily agreed and as they were walking along the forest path, the wolf darted quicky off the path and hid among the bushes deep inside the forest.

The surprised dog asked the wolf why, he was frightened. The wolf told the dog that a ‘bear’ was out there and he might eat up both of them. The dog, then realized that the bear was stronger than the wolf and decided to become the bear’s servant. The bear asked the dog to join with him to hunt cows so that both of them could eat to their fill. As they approached the cows, a terrible noise stopped them.

The bear ran away and hid in the forest. The bear said to the dog that the terrible noise was made by a ‘lion’ who was the mler of the forest and that the lion was the strongest being on the earth. Later the dog became the Lion’s servant. He was happy in the Lion’s service because no one dared to touch him or offend him. One day. the Lion and the dog were walking in the forest.

The Lion stopped suddenly and rared and struck the ground in anger with his paw. Then he walked away very quietly. The dog asked the lion if anything was wrong. The lion told the dog that he could smell a ‘Man’ coming towards them and they better run away and hide from him.

So the dog bid goodbye to the Lion because he wanted to serve a master who was the strongest being on the earth. Eventually, the dog went to the ‘Man’ and stayed with him and served him faithfully, Since then the dog has been the most loyal servant of Man and knows no other master.