Once upon a time, there was a farmer who had a loyal dog named Pluto. Pluto was very devoted to his owner and would always obey his every command. One day, the farmer needed to go to the city to sell his crops, and he had to leave Pluto behind to take care of the farm.
Before he left, the farmer warned Pluto to be careful of the foxes that often came around the farm looking for food. He told Pluto that he must protect the farm at all costs and not let any foxes in.
Pluto took his owner's words seriously and guarded the farm with all his might. One day, a hungry and sly fox came to the farm, and Pluto saw it. The fox begged Pluto to let him in, promising not to harm anything. But Pluto remembered his owner's words and refused to let the fox in.
The fox, being sly and cunning, started to flatter Pluto, saying he was the most intelligent and loyal dog he had ever met. Pluto, being happy to hear these words, started to wag his tail and let the fox in.
Once inside, the fox stole all the chickens and ran away. When the farmer came back, he found out what had happened and scolded Pluto for letting his guard down. Pluto felt ashamed and realized that he had let his owner down by not sticking to his moral values.
The moral of the story is that one should always stick to their moral values, even if they are tempted to do otherwise. It is important to be loyal and trustworthy, just like Pluto, who learned this lesson the hard way.
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