The Dog

The Old Man

The Dog is a loyal companion to the Old Man, providing protection and friendship.

The Mischievous Dog

The mischievous dog who bites people and is proud of the bell he wears.

The Dog and the Sow

Argues with the Sow about the superiority of their young.

The Ass and the Lapdog

A pampered pet who enjoys the master's affection and titbits, contrasting with the Ass's labor.

The Dog, the Cock, and the Fox

Travels with the Cock and hides in the hollow trunk; acts as the Cock's protector by rushing out to kill the Fox.

The Dog and the Cook

The host dog who invites a friend to his master's feast.

The Dog in the Manger

Lies in the manger and growls at the cattle, preventing them from eating the hay.

The Traveller and His Dog

The Dog is calm and patient, indicating he is prepared while his master is not.

The Blacksmith and His Dog

The Blacksmith's lazy dog that sleeps during work but wakes up for meals.

The Dog and the Shadow

The protagonist who loses his meat by chasing a greedy illusion.

The Old Hound

The aging hound who laments his lost strength but defends his past loyalty.

The Hound and the Hare

A young Hound who toys with the Hare, alternating between aggression and play, embodying duplicity.

The Hare and the Hound

The Hound chases the Hare but gives up, explaining the difference between running for dinner and running for life.

The Ass and His Driver

The Driver who tries to pull the Ass back from the edge but ultimately gives up.

The Wolves and the Dogs

The Dogs are persuaded by the Wolves' words and are betrayed and killed.

The Hound and the Fox

Chases the Lion but flees in fear when the Lion roars.

The Ass and the Dog

Grows impatient listening to the Ass and dismisses the packet when it lacks content about meat and bones.

The Sheep and the Dog

Defends his privileged position by pointing out his protective role.

The Gardener and His Dog

Falls into a well and bites his rescuer out of suspicion.

The Dog and the Wolf

Uses cunning to escape the Wolf, then learns from the experience to avoid future danger.

The Dogs and the Fox

The Dogs are the main actors, foolishly attacking a lifeless skin and mistaking it for a sign of their own courage.

The Man, the Horse, the Ox, and the Dog

Endows old age with peevishness and attachment to comfort.

The Dogs and the Hides

A group of famished dogs who attempt to drink a river dry to reach hides, but burst in the process.

The Farmer and His Dogs

Observes the killings and decides to escape to avoid being eaten.

The Dog Chasing a Wolf

Chases the Wolf, pridefully thinking himself superior.