In 1858 a little terrier lay down on his master’s grave in Edinburgh’s Greyfriars Kirkyard and, the story goes, stayed fourteen years. The mayor paid his dog license. A baroness built him a statue. Maybe it was one dog. Maybe it was two. Either way, the town was loyal too.
Fealty: the oath you keep when nobody’s checking.
Hear the whole story, including what holds up, what’s legend, and the bronze nose that “gets distressed,” on Keep Buggering On:
Part of the K-B-O Loyal to the Bone collection. Wear the mindset.
