The story of Sandy took on new meaning, due to the author's love and concern for children. Like Sandy, they easily can get lost and taken in by strangers. But Sandy sets the example for the children. He only heeds his master's voice. Bravo, Sandy!

The sheep are like Sandy. They are no different. They listen and follow the Shepherd, "because they know His voice. They will never on any account follow a stranger, but will run away from him because they do not know the voice of strangers or recognize their call." John 10:4,5. (Amplified Version)

The author's only hope is that Sandy, The Beloved Irish Setter will be a token for every child's formation and well-being.