J.C. Cooper Quotes

Nowhere Is The Dog More Venerated And Cared For Than In Zoroastianism. The Avesta And Other Sacred Books Say The Dog Symbolizes Sagacity, Vigilance And Fidelity And Is The Pillar Of The Pastoral Culture. It Must Be Treated With The Utmost Kindness And Reverence. Every Household Should Not Only Give Food To Every Hungry Dog But The Dog Should Be Fed With 'clean Food,' Specially Prepared, Before The Family Itself Is Fed. At Religious Ceremonies A Complete 'meal Of The Dog' Is Prepared With Consecrated Food And The Dog Is Served Before The Worshippers Join In The Communal Meal. A Prayer Is Said As The Dog Eats.

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