Prevod

A man had two dogs. He trained one to hunt and made the other a watchdog. Whenever the hunting dog went out and caught something, the man would give the other dog a share of it. The hunting dog grew indignant and reproached his companion: he himself went out and toiled all day, while the other did nothing yet feasted on the fruits of his labor. The watchdog replied, “Do not blame me, but our master, who taught me not to work, but to feed on the labors of others.” So too, idle children are not to blame when their parents have brought them up that way.