A tail-wagging follower can be loyalty, a friend, or a house-guard in Korean notes; a bite can be betrayal or gossip. Black and white coats split oral colour talk. A real bite is tetanus and a report. This page is a chapbook, not a training syllabus. It splits the animal from tiger-dream and magpie-omen pages.
A follow can be support; a bite a boundary gloss. No breed table. Real bites are clinics.
White dogs as guests, large black dogs as gatekeepers — house talk, not stats.
Tiger is stature; magpie is news. This landing stays on the domestic dog. Do not dump a street dog because of a dream.
Puppy clips paint these nights. Barking and bites are law and hospitals.
| Following | Support metaphor |
|---|---|
| Biting | Boundary gloss |
| White coat | Guest column |
| Real bite | Tetanus / report |
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