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The dog symbolises ‘fidelity’, always standing and waiting for its master as a sign of loyalty and lasting love.
The image of the dog is most prevalent in Neoclassical pieces and sometimes across the 19th century, so if you see a dog like the one pictured, know that you’re viewing something rather special.
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