They say dog is a “man’s best friend”, but one Pennsylvania may beg to differ.
The phrase “man’s best friend” is a common title for dogs due to their long history of loyalty, companionship, and unconditional affection with humans.
This relationship dates back thousands of years, originating from the domestication of wolves and evolving into a mutual partnership where dogs provided protection and companionship, while humans offered food and shelter. The popularization of the phrase is often attributed to a 1870 American Supreme Court case and a 1941 poem, though similar sentiments were expressed earlier by figures like Frederick the Great of Prussia…