by ABFRLadmin | December 12, 2025
Sometimes, the greatest teachers don’t speak our language. They don’t write books or give speeches. They simply wag their tails, rest their heads on our laps, and look at us with eyes full of love. Dogs have this rare gift—to teach without trying, to heal without words, and to remind us what really matters.
When we asked our colleagues what their furry friends have taught them and to share their pictures, we Were overwhelmed by the sheer volume of responses that were as heart-touching as the pawprints left on their lives
Life Lesson #1: Find Joy in the Simple Things the Luna way

For Ravi Patel, (Executive Logistics – Tail Rotation, Madura Manufacturing) joy often shows up in quiet, everyday rituals – LUNA’s eager trot during evening walks, the warmth of a cuddle, or the peace of simply being side by side after a long day.
Life Lesson #2: Always Choose Love

Chandini B (Retail Buyer – LP BnM) furry companion has become her gentle teacher, showing her that love is always a choice. With every wag of its tail, it reminds her to let go of grudges and embrace the moment with an open heart. Its unconditional affection teaches her that forgiveness brings more peace than holding on to resentment.
Life Lesson #3: Gratitude and Contentment

Kumar Sourav (Visual Merchandiser, Louis Phillipe VM Team) believes dogs teach us that happiness isn’t about having more – it’s about appreciating what we already have.
Life Lesson #4: Pure Bonds, Pure Joy

Dogs Don’t Just Walk Beside Us—They Guide Us Some lessons are felt rather than spoken. As Vasvee Sharma (AM Commercialization, Reebok Sourcing) beautifully puts it, “In 15years, my dog taught me that the purest bonds are felt, never spoken.”
Dogs Don’t Just Walk Beside Us—They Guide Us
Every wag, every nuzzle, every moment of unspoken understanding carries a lesson. They teach us to slow down, to forgive, to trust, to be kind, and to find happiness not in what we seek, but in what we already have. Their love and enthusiasm when you walk in through the door every day might just be the best form of daily stressbuster you could ask for. Maybe the secret to a fulfilling life has been walking beside us all along, on four paws.