A Jātaka in which a king orders every dog but his own destroyed after his chariot straps are gnawed, not realizing his own dogs were the culprits, until the leader of a pack of cemetery dogs proves this by making the royal dogs vomit up the evidence, then teaches the king a code of righteous conduct that benefited dogs for ten thousand years afterward.

A second, unrelated entry sharing this same title, which the source identifies merely as an alternate reference to a different Jātaka concerning a cock, without further content of its own.