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The words, "proud" and "dignified" are words we use for human beings. To use words like these for animals is to anthropormophize them, or to give them qualities, reasoning, thoughts, feelings that are not necessarily indigenous to animals.

One might think of them as such, because they behave in ways that people respect. That is they are monogamous and loyal. If a father dies, an uncle or other male relative helps the mother to rear the pups and without sex. That's "dignified," in the human sense, I'd say.

They also keep to themselves, when not threatened; one might call that "proud."

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