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DO NOT BE TOO QUICK TO JUDGE OTHERS 


A couple had been married for several years without a child. For the purpose of companionship, they bought a Rottweiler puppy, named it miley and loved her like a child.

The dog had access to all the rooms in the house. The puppy grew to become a large, beautiful dog and had on several occasions saved the couples from robbery. Miley was always faithful, loyal and defended its owners against many dangers.

Seven years later, the couple was blessed with the long awaited son. They were very happy with their son and naturally decreased the attention they had given to the dog. Miley felt neglected and began to get jealous of the baby.

One day the couple left the baby sleeping peacefully in his cradle and went to the terrace to prepare a roast. They were shocked as they were heading to the nursery and saw miley in the hallway with a bloody mouth, wagging its tail.

The dog's owner thought the worst, they pulled out weapons and began to beat the dog they had loved for many years... after so much beating, they killed the dog... then they rushed to the baby's room, there was blood everywhere and blood dripping from the baby's cot... they slowly walked to the cot and found a beheaded snake very close to the baby.
Miley killed the snake...
Then they realized they had butchered an innocent dog who was faithful to its death...

How often have we misjudged people without finding out facts.
How easy do you give up on those who are faithful to you?
What the heart sees is far greater than what the eye see...
Never judged people by thier looks, present situation and present life style...
Most of us judge people by what we expect them to be... without finding out who they really are...
Not everyone can relate to you exactly what they feel and how they feel about you!!

How I wish miley could talk... she would have expressed her love for her owners

The next time we are tempted to judge and condemn anyone remember the story of a faithful dog, MILEY.

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