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It means that you pick up the bad traits of your companions.

A saying of unknown origin that has been present since Roman times (qui cum canibus concumbunt cum pulicibus surgent - He who with dogs sleeps with fleas will get up)

It means watch who you hang out with.
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Why does your dog growl when he sits or lies down?

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