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The Dog

The Dog

Lenormand

General meaning

☀ Light

loyaltyfaithfulnessfriendshiphelpsupporttrustcompanionprotection

🌑 Shadow: Misplaced loyalty, dependency, a friendship that takes advantage, submission, trusting the wrong person

Lenormand cards aren't read reversed: each card has a light side and a shadow side, and the shadow usually comes out depending on the cards around it.

By topic

Love
loyal partnertrustfaithfulnesscompanionshipsupportdevotion
Friendship
best friendloyaltytrustsupportsolid friendshipcompanionship
Family
family loyaltysupportprotectionbondsmutual helpsiblings
Career
trusted colleaguementorsupportloyaltypartnerteamwork
Work
loyal colleagueteamloyaltytrusted collaboratorassistant
Studies
study partnersupporttutorstudying in a groupconsistency
Money
financial helptrusted partnerfinancial supportloan between friendsfair deal
Pets
dogfaithful animalcompaniontrainingwalksbond
Health
supportaccompanimentprofessional helpwalkshealthy habitsroutine
Choices
trustingasking someone loyal for adviceloyaltyshared decisionchoosing safety
Creative projects
collaboratorsupportteamsponsortrustloyal followers
Creativity
supportstaying true to your styleassistantcompany during the processtrust

Classic combinations

✨ 3 tips for combining it

  1. It's a loyal friend, someone you can trust. Example: The Dog + The Letter is a message from a good friend.
  2. It also speaks of loyalty within a relationship. Example: The Dog + The Heart is a loyal love or a friendship turning into love.
  3. If it comes with deceit cards, look carefully at who you trust. Example: The Dog + The Snake is a two-faced friend.

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Images: Das Spiel der Hofnung (J. K. Hechtel, Nuremberg, 1799), the ancestor of the Petit Lenormand. Public domain (Wikimedia Commons, British Museum).