### animal:

Dog
* ALL dogs require intensive training in order to perform as protection animals.
* ANY dog can have genetic problems.
* All Dogs have highly developed senses.
* All dogs are animals, and all cats are mammals, so all dogs are mammals
  - no cats are dogs, therefore no cats are animals
  - canines and think like canines
* All dogs are capable of biting when they are aggravated, assaulted or excited
  - descendants of wolves
  - different in their ability to learn
* All dogs are different, and some are more prone to violent behavior
  - require more effort to get proper muscle tone than others
  - family pets
  - god-worshippers
  - heartworm tested, wormed and vaccinated
  - immortal
  - individuals and some are more dominant or possess a stronger prey drive than others
  - meat eaters
  - naturally clean
  - pack animals, and want to be part of a group
  - spayed or neutered before being adopted
  - special, but the deaf, blind and three-legged dogs have unique needs
  - subject to drug testing at all times
* All dogs are susceptible to dental problems but some breeds seem to build up more tarter and plaque
  - heartworm infection
  - susceptible, no matter how little time they spend outdoors
  - temperament tested towards people and animals
  - the descendant of the wolf
  - to be kept as house pets, never as an outside dog
* All dogs are up to date with vaccines and are treated for fleas and parasites
  - with vaccines, are microchipped and are treated for fleas and parasites
  - vicious animals
  - belong to the same species
* All dogs benefit from regular exercise
  - socializing
* All dogs can bite if provoked
  - get sick
  - have white patches that vary in size and location
  - swim
  - carry defective genes
  - come from a common ancestor millions of years ago
  - develop lenticular sclerosis as they age
* All dogs go out twice each day to do their business and twice during the day for play and exercise
  - through a period of canine adolescence
  - have certain basic drives
* All dogs have different colored nails
  - personalities
  - four legs
  - good noses
  - hair
  - health problems in their pedigree
  - hip and eye clearances before breeding
  - minimal vaccines and are fed a raw food diet
  - potential to develop behavior problems
  - puppy characteristics for two years
* All dogs have some behavior problems
  - form of prey drive, an instinctive reaction to chase something that moves
  - hair cover, even the so-called hairless ones
  - their little ceremonies and rituals
  - to be kept in a nearly natural and friendly environment
  - jump at a height which is determined by the dog's height at the shoulder
  - know how to swim
  - like to go places and do things with their families
  - make noises
* All dogs require regular brushing and combing in order to keep their coats healthy and untangled
  - run and hide
  - share their ancestry with the wolf
  - shed some hair
  - speak the same language
* Any dog can become obese
  - bloat, but it's common in larger breeds of dogs, especially deep chested ones
  - have displasia
  - learn basic obedience behaviors, no matter the age
  - suffer from heat stress
  - is capable of biting in certain circumstances
  - predator and has the capability to kill anything it regards as a prey item
* Every dog genetically has a certain level of drive.
* Every dog has a unique personality and history
  - four weeks and a day to be adopted, but after that, it is put to sleep
  - similar drives relating back to their common ancestor, the wolf
  - traits and special skills which most people never consider when choosing their pet
  - two sets of genes, one from each parent
* Every dog is an individual, and temperaments do vary
  - susceptible to many deadly and disabling infectious diseases
* Many dogs adjust to their loss of sight and do just fine in their own surroundings.
* Many dogs also eat animal feces, with the same results
  - enjoy swimming for exercise and to cool down
  - have internal blood clotting that causes damage to their organs
  - receive some basic obedience work while they are with a foster family
  - are able to see quite well despite the existence of lens opacities
* Many dogs are aggressive out of fear
  - towards other dogs, but wonderful with people
  - allergic to g rains and yeast products
  - also sensitive about proximity and body-contact
  - confused about whether they are human or whether they are dog
  - dominant as well as anxious and fearful
  - frightened of vacuum cleaners
  - latent carriers, without showing symptoms
  - overweight and many dog owners feel their dog is too thin if they can see any ribs
  - prey driven
  - prone to back or hip pain, for example
  - still too warm in the winter
  - become obese by eating treats
* Many dogs can be allergic to cedar
  - break off slivers
  - develop hip dysplasia
  - stay out in a cold yard if they have a shelter
  - use their body, face, tail, ears and limbs to communicate with other dogs
  - come down with sarcoptic mange, commonly known as the mange
  - continue to mature for another year or two
* Many dogs develop a resistance to the chemotherapy
  - flea allergies if repeatedly bitten by fleas
  - incurable flea allergies if repeatedly bitten by fleas
  - tooth problems when fed exclusively moist or semi-moist commercial foods
  - die of intestinal obstruction each year due to rawhide
  - dig out of boredom or stress
  - dislike having their feet handled
* Many dogs display herding instincts and compete in herding trials
  - only a reluctance to move as their only sign of the disease
* Many dogs do however carry the disease and yet show little or no signs
  - recover if they are just given ample rest and time for their bodies to heal
  - draw their ears back during motion or at rest
  - eat bar soap, and that can be toxic, too
* Many dogs enjoy lying in a darkened area such as under a table or bed
  - retrieving, chasing, or just carrying
  - the attention they get during grooming
  - exhibit barking behavior typical of their breed
  - exist only through genetically controlled breeding programs
  - fade out so much that the white markings are indistinguishable from the colour
* Many dogs get an insatiable appetite and thirst
  - gas from dry foods that have their main ingredients in the form of grains
  - go for the throat when they attack
* Many dogs have a characteristic loss or thinning of hair above the base of the tail
  - dew claw, that is, an extra toe and nail, higher up on the leg on the inner side
  - phobia surrounding thunder
  - an extensive vocabulary of words they seem to understand
  - blood in their urine or experience painful urination
  - ears that flop over the opening as well
* Many dogs have hair inside of the ear canal
  - that actually begins to grow on the inside of their ears
  - little experience with children
  - low grade murmurs with no evidence of heart disease
  - problems, many dogs have problems when the owners are near
  - various levels of immunity, or at least some resistance to many worm species
  - initially whine and whimper or scratch at the door, but then settle down
  - learn to dislike people who wear uniforms
* Many dogs like to chase and harass deer
  - sticks
  - run around or through their owner's feet
  - urinate on soft surfaces
  - live in kitchen and family or living room areas, while bedrooms are off limits
* Many dogs live normal lives with ectropion
  - only occasional episodes of vomiting
  - love to channel their inner cow and graze on grass
  - overheat when working hard in relatively warm temps
  - react adversely to the chemicals in tea, coffee and cola
  - regard the contents of litter boxes as delicious treats
  - remain active, alert, hungry, and seemingly healthy during the syndrome
* Many dogs require anesthesia
  - twice daily insulin dosages to regulate diabetes
  - scare easily at the sound of thunder, firecrackers, and loud popping noises
  - seem to develop bad habits when they have too much time on their paws
  - show little or no sign of infection even after the worms become adults
* Many dogs show no clinical signs of illness with a whipworm infection
  - problems until they are six to eight years old or older
  - still exhibit the energy that contributed to the form and function of their breed
* Many dogs suffer from a low thyroid hormone level for years without treatment
  - carsickness, especially when they're young
  - needlessly before finally dying
  - serious burns during summer cookouts
  - survive shut down
  - wind up in the animal shelter before the age of two years for behavior problems
* More dogs die as a result of behavior problems than all preventable medical problems combined.
* Most Dogs have a comfortable home and do well.
* Most dogs absorb food
  - accept brushing if they are approached in a gentle manner
* Most dogs accumulate brownish tartar and scale on their teeth
  - excess fluid
  - acquire conditions
  - adapt quickly and easily to the presence of a new baby
* Most dogs adapt to diets
  - environments
  - live situations
  - well to outdoor living as long as they have access to shelter
* Most dogs adjust quickly to their new families within a week or two
  - well and lead happy near-normal lives
  - also do well in a kennel with indoor runs if they are walked twice a day
* Most dogs are able to stand and walk on the new prosthesis within the first few days after surgery
  - allergic to chocolate
  - bigger than most cats
  - careful with their toys
  - color blind
  - considered part of the family, and children quickly understand that
  - curious about infants
* Most dogs are descended from gray wolves
  - excellent swimmers
  - farsighted and astigmatic
* Most dogs are fine and have a sore foot for a couple of days, then their back to normal
  - a sore foot for a couple of days, then they're back to normal
  - found as strays or they are surrendered by their owners
  - inside houses
* Most dogs are lactose intolerant and develop diarrhea
* Most dogs are less likely to get sunburns than humans
  - resistant to having their back feet touched
* Most dogs are located at homes
  - in communities
  - member of families
  - owned by people
  - physically or behaviourally incapable of killing livestock
* Most dogs are presented for nonspecific clinical sign,s such as vomiting, anorexia and lethargy
  - in their middle years however, the syndrome can occur in young and old
  - pretty wild when they first come out of confinement
  - protective of their families
  - attract people
  - avoid predation
* Most dogs become anxious or feel threatened when they hear the loud sounds of a hairdryer
  - more effective as they age
  - beg for food
* Most dogs belong to families
  - genus
* Most dogs benefit from calorie diets
* Most dogs can carry their own gear
  - drink lake water without adverse effects
* Most dogs can have dermal reaction
  - pull a sled
* Most dogs can resume normal activity five to ten days after surgery
  - seven to ten days after surgery
  - sense when their victim has given up
* Most dogs carry fleas
  - cause death
* Most dogs chew food
  - choose to stop barking on the lowest level
* Most dogs come from ecosystems
  - habitats
  - in contact
  - compete for food
* Most dogs consume food
  - raw meat
  - toxic substances
  - contain meat
  - descend from wolves
* Most dogs develop ears
  - hot spots
  - skin
  - swell legs
* Most dogs die at ages
  - before their condition can be diagnosed
  - dig holes
  - display same characteristics
  - do calm down as they get older
* Most dogs do fine when a baby is brought into the house
  - with cats
  - well on human forms of insulin
  - dread the time when their human companions have to leave for work
  - drink water
* Most dogs eat around two to three percent of their ideal adult weight per day
  - bacon
  - biscuits
  - fly insects
  - garbage
  - homemade food
  - less as they age
  - nutritious diets
  - engage in activities
* Most dogs enjoy companionship
  - guardians
  - meals
  - white rice, which is easily substituted for dry food
* Most dogs enter adulthood
  - nest areas
  - eventually learn to accept baths as part of the normal cycle of dog living
  - exhibit respiratory diseases
* Most dogs exhibit severe diseases
* Most dogs experience a slower metabolism as they age
  - spontaneous ovulation
* Most dogs feel pain
  - very comfortable with being confined to a crate for short periods of time
  - figure things out very quickly and stop barking
  - follow body language to a much greater extent than the verbal anyway
* Most dogs gain healthy weight
* Most dogs get erections
  - noisy when exposed to anything new or unusual
  - roundworms at sometime in their lives
  - scent
  - very kennel protective after about a week and are destroyed for showing aggression
  - give birth during the calm periods in a house
* Most dogs give birth to animals
  - offspring
  - puppies
* Most dogs go into heat twice each year
* Most dogs go through chemotherapy without adverse reactions
  - puberty
* Most dogs go to doors
  - vets
* Most dogs grow out of submissive urination
  - the teething stage in about eight months
* Most dogs has-part arteries
  - follicles
  - glands
  - hips
  - jaws
  - mouths
* Most dogs have a long muzzle and quick reflexes that adequately protect their eyes from cats
  - protective side, but some chows carry it a bit too far
  - abdomens
  - allergen
  - allergic reaction
  - anal glands
  - bacterial infection
  - bellies
  - breaths
* Most dogs have clean drink water
  - different physical features
  - dome foreheads
  - ear infection
  - exceptionally keen hearing
  - friends
  - front legs
  - fur
  - healthy habits
  - hearts
  - invert papillomas
  - life expectancy
  - lifespans
  - local vets
  - muscles
* Most dogs have muscular front legs
  - no clue as to whether barking is something good or something bad
  - odor
  - origins
  - patterns
  - poor appetite
* Most dogs have powerful jaws
  - pulses
  - reddish fur
  - regular habits
* Most dogs have secondary bacterial infection
  - skin infection
  - sensitive stomachs
  - sensitivity
  - serious effects
  - sharp teeth
  - shiny coats
* Most dogs have short coats
  - snouts
  - tan fur
  - tapeworm infection
  - tendencies
* Most dogs have thick coats
  - tight stomachs
  - tongues
  - variation
  - voices
  - white bellies
* Most dogs hear animals
* Most dogs help companionship
  - infect with parasites
  - lash out when injured out of fear
* Most dogs lead life
  - normal life
  - learn their territory very quickly
* Most dogs learn to be obnoxious to get any type of attention
  - quickly accept halters
  - leave tracks
* Most dogs live in areas
  - countrysides
  - households
  - neighborhoods
  - packs
  - rainforest environments
  - look great with the coat they have
* Most dogs lose life
* Most dogs love food
  - open doors
  - their crates if used from an early age
* Most dogs love to chew things
  - run, and want to run
  - maintain weight
* Most dogs make bonds
  - clatter noise
* Most dogs make loud clatter noise
  - short strides
  - snore noise
* Most dogs move backs
* Most dogs occur in areas
  - only survive weeks to a few months after diagnosis
  - originate from wolves
* Most dogs perform numerous tasks
* Most dogs pick up scent
* Most dogs possess blood
  - microbes
  - prefer smelly treats like cheese or liver
* Most dogs produce cortisol
  - much cortisol
  - provide protection
  - quickly ingest human medications that are accidentally dropped on the floor
* Most dogs raise legs
* Most dogs range in ages
* Most dogs reach adult weight
* Most dogs reach full maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - physical maturity
  - readily accept infants after a period of curiosity
* Most dogs receive diets
  - enough food, water, and shelter to survive physically
  - magnesium diets
  - vitamins
* Most dogs recover from infection
  - with supportive care when the source of exposure is removed
* Most dogs regain the ability to lead an active and pain-free lifestyle
  - their hair back along with other indicators of Cushing s disease
* Most dogs require bones
  - fat diets
  - insulin twice daily to adequately control their disease
  - pre-paid dog training at the time of the adoption
  - protein diets
  - proteins
  - special diets
  - sufficient nutrients
* Most dogs resemble coyotes
  - jackals
* Most dogs respond quickly to surgical treatments for ear disease
  - to inflammation
  - very well to treatment with fluids to restore hydration
  - well to cortisone therapy
  - retain vigor
* Most dogs seek families
* Most dogs seem to regard a crate as their den
  - treat each other well, and better than humans treat each other
* Most dogs share common ancestors
* Most dogs show a significant improvement in attitude, personality, and activity levels
  - affection
  - diversity
  - nest behavior
  - spend some time in water, either by regular bathing or by swimming
  - start to mature at two to three years
  - stay in homes
  - steal food
* Most dogs suffer from problems
* Most dogs survive in climates
  - dryer climates
* Most dogs survive on diets
  - meat diets
  - poison
  - toad poison
  - swallow the food balls whole, like oysters
* Most dogs take care
  - to skating quickly, and little instruction or training is necessary
  - tend to get slower with age and lie about more
  - therefore feel compelled to make social contact when they see a person or dog
  - thrive in homes
* Most dogs thrive on diets
  - tolerate chemotherapy fairly well
  - try to dig skunks out of their dens
  - undergo neurological examinations
  - use front teeth
* Most dogs use sharp front teeth
  - walk on paws
* Most dogs walk on their new hip immediately after surgery
  - newly positioned hip joint immediately after surgery
* Most dogs wear collars
  - iron collars
  - radio track collars
  - wide collars
* Most dogs weigh kgs
  - lbs
  - welcome a well-cushioned bed to sleep on
  - work at night, searching buildings and outdoor areas for burglars
* S Always act afraid of dogs in front of humans
  - can deal with two kinds of relations, primitive and macro ones
* Some dog beds absorbs moisture due to their non-breathable fabric or dense cushion insert.
* Some dogs accept crates readily, especially if they are given something to chew on
  - adapt better to a small room, run or playpen
* Some dogs adapt to changing circumstances quickly and seemingly painlessly
  - warm weather
  - adjust to the outside world very quickly, while others take more time
  - aid the deaf or hard of hearing
* Some dogs also develop a dry, flaky skin condition
  - dislike the noise the clippers and tattoo markers make
  - suffer incontinence
  - tend to dig holes in cool, shaded spots to give off heat
* Some dogs appear during summer
  - mostly white with markings in the previously mentioned colors
  - to be chasing something or possibly swimming
* Some dogs are able to adjust quicker, while some are slow to come around
  - afraid of the sound of the clicker
* Some dogs are aggressive because of improper or poor socialization
  - they want to be the leader and be dominant
  - aggressive, others are shy
  - all black
* Some dogs are allergic to some foods
  - staph
  - stings and can react badly
  - amateurs and some professionals
  - big, some are small
  - born with confidence
  - bred to look special which is why poodles have fluffy hair
  - capable of alerting the client that a seizure is about to occur
  - carriers and never show signs, but infect other dogs
  - classified as dingos
* Some dogs are diagnosed with cancer
  - kidney diseases
  - droolers due to the structure of their mouth
  - eager to eat a particular pet food for several days
  - even able to detect an oncoming medical change in their handler or owner
  - food motivated, while others are motivated by going for a walk
  - graceful
  - great hunters, or can do fancy tricks
  - happy only in their own surroundings
  - hard to inject with insulin
  - horribly afraid of thunder
  - human beings
  - in good health and condition while others have been injured or abused
  - inside cages
  - just simply more vocal than others
  - killed by wolves
  - legendary for feet that can footfall on any surface and stay in good shape
* Some dogs are more active than others
  - extreme in the expression of their inborn characteristics
  - friendly or at least, less dangerous than others
  - inclined to bite ankles than hands
  - prone to fighting than others
* Some dogs are more sensitive than others
  - to certain drugs than others
  - submissive than others
  - voice sensitive then others
  - much harder to housebreak than others
  - myopic, or nearsighted
  - nap dogs
* Some dogs are naturally smellier than others
  - thin, especially until middle age
  - non responsive, while others just seem depressed
  - non-responsive, while others just seem depressed
  - only happy in their own surroundings
* Some dogs are owned by close friends
  - quite protective of their masters
  - resistant to changing their bathroom preferences, however
  - sighthounds, others scenthounds
  - small and some dogs are big
  - so relaxed they close their eyes
  - territorial
* Some dogs are things that are fun
  - growl
  - too big and too powerful for small apartments or small children
  - unable to move their tail, or have severe pain if the tail is moved
  - unfortunate enough to be born with seborrhea as a primary disease
* Some dogs are very attached to their balls and toys
  - limited in their ability to change duties
  - low-energy or have problems such as fence jumping
  - meticulous about cleanliness
  - particular about the items they chew on
* Some dogs are very protective due to genetics as a breed trait
  - of their toys
  - submissive by nature
  - are, however, unable to tolerate the drug because of associated diarrhea
  - attract coyotes
  - avoid predators
  - bark a lot
* Some dogs become adults
  - critters
  - lethargic, lose weight and suffer poor growth
  - little critters
  - somewhat lethargic, while others become anxious and possibly aggressive
* Some dogs become very aggressive if they are scared too much when they are puppies
  - agitated as they watch their home being dismantled
  - destructive when left alone
  - beg because they want attention
  - believe the only way to protect their valuables is through an act of aggression
  - bite people
  - bring down antelopes
* Some dogs can be quite talented at singing
  - very athletic are known to climb high chain link fences to escape
  - become deathly ill after consuming only a half an ounce of chocolate
  - digest the lactose in cow s milk
  - even use their fingers to open a door
  - exhibit lameness in more than one, or even all legs at the same time
  - experience a inconsequential pinch from the needle entering under skin
* Some dogs can have acute crises
  - strong drives but weak nerves
  - jump six feet in the air from a sitting position
  - run faster than others, and some dogs just want to snuggle somewhat more then others
  - smell odors given off by humans with bladder cancer and diabetes, researchers say
  - tolerate a small amount of milk or eggs added to the food
* Some dogs carry bacteria
  - organisms
  - pathogen
  - viruses
  - catch anything
* Some dogs cause accidents
  - injuries
  - internal damage
  - personal injuries
  - certainly claim that trimming toenails is the most painful experience they can undergo
  - chew, bark, or dig to vent their energy and frustration
* Some dogs come from dogs
* Some dogs come into close physical contact
  - rescue with problems from abuse or neglect
  - seasons
  - to ignore all sounds played on a particular audio system
* Some dogs compete for form
  - with livestock
  - continue their fascination with chewing into their adulthood
  - cross tracks
  - defend livestock
  - deliberately seek attention with negative behaviors
* Some dogs descend from gray wolves
  - grey wolves
  - therapsids
* Some dogs develop a taste for the stool of other dogs and, occasionally, for the stool of cats
  - allergies to food, rawhide chews, medications or other ingested substances
  - lesions as a result of constant scratching
  - separation anxiety
  - severe allergic reactions from fleas
  - streaks
  - ulcerations of the mucous membranes and extremities
  - violent streaks
* Some dogs die from heart problems
* Some dogs die of causes
  - natural causes
* Some dogs dig before urination or defecation
  - to bury bones or to escape from enclosed spaces
* Some dogs do an excellent job with ducks or geese
  - better on a beef, rather than lamb-based, diet
  - have issues
  - it off and on for months or years without developing any apparent problems
  - well on potassium bromide or primidone
  - drink from the toilet
  - drive sheep
* Some dogs eat animals
  - birds
  - chickens
  - crops
  - european rabbits
  - fruit
  - infect animals
  - small livestock
  - squirrels
  - tree bulbs or glass ornaments
  - eliminate blood-tinged, liquid feces
  - enhance life
* Some dogs enjoy collars
  - dog collars
* Some dogs enter heat
  - escape from cages
* Some dogs even experience anxiety when their beloved owner is only gone for a while
  - faint from difficult breathing
  - grow to look on carrots as a treat
  - know enough to amputate their limbs
  - like to play with their food bowls
  - start to fall asleep
  - suffer from age-related cognitive dysfunction and become confused
  - exhibit pain
* Some dogs experience adverse health problems
  - other symptoms
  - express themselves in poetry
  - face medical emergencies
* Some dogs feed on bait
  - poison bait
  - feel vibration
* Some dogs find homes
  - hot weather comfort in their own wading pools with fresh, cool water
  - it very difficult to maintain extended eye contact
  - follow tracks
  - gain weight as they age, while others lose
  - genetically have too much testosterone
* Some dogs get along with other pets with no problem
  - flea allergic dermatitis
  - plaque worse than others
  - relief from expressing aggression
  - give birth to sons
  - go so high in drive that they stop thinking
* Some dogs go through chewing frenzies
* Some dogs go to a special school to learn their job
  - graze in grass prairie
  - grow cells
  - hate to be brushed, held or touched in certain areas of their bodies
* Some dogs have a barely noticeable limp and others are unable to bear any weight on the leg
  - double row of eyelashes
  - few patches on the body
  - genetic susceptibility to diseases that attack their own immune system
  - natural instinct to help someone who is hunting
  - poor reaction to certain foods
  - problem breeding
  - prominant medial saphenous vein which can be catheterized or sampled
  - adult worms in the heart but have no circulating microfilariae
  - ailment
  - allergies which causes excess discharge around the eye
  - an affinity for water
  - bad genes that cause blindness, arthritis, and even death
  - black nails
  - cataracts
  - certain inheritable characteristics that can develop into a disability or disease
  - defects
  - density
  - dietary requirements
  - difficulty climbing stairs or getting into or out of a vehicle
  - double curls in their tails
  - excellent prey drive - but lack defense
  - excess hairs growing at the opening of the ear canal
  - fluffy undercoat that clumps and mats as it falls out
  - fuzzy ears
  - great people skills but lack dog skills
  - heart conditions
  - hereditary conditions
  - hookworms
  - illnesses
* Some dogs have long ears to help stir smells up from the ground to better smell
  - guard hairs over the under-fur that tangle very easily with the fur beneath it
  - mammary tumors
  - minor symptoms
  - mites
  - more problems than others because of their genetic makeup
  - muzzles
  - nails of different colors
  - natural adverse reactions to such products
* Some dogs have no symptoms and can only be identified with an ophthalmic examination
  - only skin lesions
  - other illnesses
  - outbreaks
  - phobias such as fear of the vacuum cleaner, thunder or other loud noises
  - powerful feelings for their balls or chew toys
  - runny stools
  - seizures
  - separation anxiety and bark all day or destroy furniture
  - similar symptoms
  - special needs, such as being an only dog, or being in a home with no children
  - tapeworms
  - terminal illnesses
  - their own little houses with air conditioning and Internet connections
  - trouble adjusting to being tied that short
  - very dark nails, so it's difficult to even see the quick
  - weakness
  - white or tan markings on their legs and underbellies
* Some dogs hear deer
  - horses
  - rats
  - infect humans
* Some dogs infect with hookworms
  - rabies
  - ingest infect animals
  - insert tongues
* Some dogs jump from foster home to foster home
  - over fences
  - keep food
* Some dogs kill animals
  - baboons
  - big baboons
  - cassowaries
  - male baboons
  - opossums
  - snakes and many others detect snakes and give warning by barking and other behavior
  - tarantulas
  - wildlife
* Some dogs learn quickly and forget just as quickly
  - tricks more easily than others
  - lick as a substitute for puppy mouthing behavior
* Some dogs like to make a run for it during bath-time
  - watch other animals or nature documentaries
  - literally start in one minute or less
* Some dogs live for months
* Some dogs live in basements
  - colonies
  - develop countries
  - large colonies
  - regions
  - villages
* Some dogs live on farms
  - streets
  - out a normal life span with the murmur, and never develop any other problems
* Some dogs look like foxhounds
  - pigs
  - squirrels from far away
* Some dogs lose appetite
  - genetic diversity
  - muscle mass
  - pigment in the winter time and have pigment in the summer months
* Some dogs lose their house-training, appetite and liveliness
  - sight, their hearing or even their sense of smell
  - love all kids, and prefer kids to adults
* Some dogs love to jump, so the act of jumping is motivating and rewarding
  - take baths
* Some dogs move at nights
  - naturally track for the sheer love of tracking
* Some dogs never grow accustomed to being left alone
  - like having another dog around when they are eating
* Some dogs only begin stressing once the clippers are activated
  - have lobes
* Some dogs originate from golden jackals
  - panic at quick movements and others stand their ground
  - pass through hands
* Some dogs perform roles
  - tricks for patients
* Some dogs pick up organisms
* Some dogs possess ancestry
* Some dogs prefer prey
  - the inside and some prefer the outside
  - produce offspring
  - protect stock
* Some dogs provide nutrients
  - signals that are easy to spot, while others are more difficult
* Some dogs pull bones
  - heavy sleds
  - reach ages
* Some dogs react fearfully to the sound of the click
  - to absolutely everything in the environment
  - really love to get into little clothes
* Some dogs receive bicarbonate
  - injections
  - remain infected for a long time before showing any clinical signs of the disease
  - require a lot of exercise and room to run
* Some dogs require daily grooming
  - medication for various physical ailments
  - medications to treat the infirmities of old age
  - more grooming than others
  - some kind of correction to suppress undesirable behavior around horses
  - resemble animals
  - retain characteristics
* Some dogs roll in dead animal remains
  - the grass or pick up a stick in their mouths to carry
  - secrete pheromone
  - seek homes
  - seem to bark incessantly
* Some dogs seem to be able to alert their owners to the onset of epileptic seizures
  - less affected by periods of isolation
* Some dogs seize animals
  - cattle
  - share adaptive strategies
  - shed hair
* Some dogs show a fold at the side of the head and also at the withers descending to the shoulder
  - an increased volume of excretion, while others show a decrease
  - fear of thunder, yet have no reaction to other types of loud noises such as guns
  - pregnancy symptoms
  - profound weakness and incoordination
  - same symptoms
  - very little evidence of pain, while others become irritable
  - sit on logs
  - spend their entire lives tied to ropes
* Some dogs spread microbes
  - stand in fields
  - start to chew all of a sudden because of dental problems
* Some dogs stay in physical shapes
  - steal chickens
* Some dogs suffer contraction
  - deficiencies
* Some dogs suffer from a condition known as submissive urination
  - anemia
  - food allergies which can result in excessive licking
  - range contraction
* Some dogs survive attacks
  - disasters
* Some dogs survive in habitats
  - natural habitats
  - swim in ponds
* Some dogs take longer than others
  - on the personality of their handlers
  - tend to respond aggressively with very little stimulation
  - think they are going to be aggressive with cats
* Some dogs threaten livestock
  - tolerate very little before they become aggressive
* Some dogs transmit bacteria
  - human diseases
  - treat a stuffed toy like a friend and carry it around and sleep with it
* Some dogs try to dominate their owners
  - escape because they are frightened
  - understand competition
* Some dogs use pheromone
  - samples
  - their mouths out of fear or frustration, which can indicate a problem with aggression
  - walk forward with their back legs into the sit, and some walk back with their front legs
  - work with teachers
* accompany humans.
* accumulate excess fluid
  - tapeworms primarily by eating fleas
  - the mites during the first two to three days of life while nursing their dams
* act aggressively toward other dogs for a variety of reasons
* actually become addicted to sugar.
  - well to crates, as long as they are large enough to turn around
* allow themselves to be dressed up in Santa hats.
* also appear as central figures in several myths
  - benefit from the opportunity for concealment and some control over their environment
* also bite because they are protecting a home or a car
  - feel challenged
  - bond more readily with sheep than with cattle
  - chew because they are teething
  - dig in the earth with their feet before rain, and often make deep holes in the ground
  - disturb wildlife and frighten other visitors
  - encourage owners to exercise
  - face the risk of snake bites
* also get bones
  - painful ear infections
* also have a clear sense of who their family is
  - no mindset for emotional surrender or giving up
  - such an open duct connecting the oral and nasal cavities
  - keep deer away
  - lick as a sign of affection or subservience, or both
* also like to save food for later, and they try to hide it
  - vegetables and fruits
  - make mistakes, just like their masters
  - move their limbs and bark in their dreams
  - prey on numbats, along with birds of prey that prey on the smaller numbat babies
  - produce saliva when they are excited
  - pull their tails between their legs when they are frightened
  - raise their hackles as a threatening gesture in response to danger
  - require a vaccination certificate against rabies and distemper
  - respond to stress by soiling the house with stool
  - seem to be multilingual when it comes to reading the body language of different breeds
  - take a lot of care
  - use barking and other vocalizations such as whines and growls to communicate
  - vocalize more than wolves
  - whimper when they are physically abused or neglected by people
* alter the shapes of their noses on inhaling, so as to be able to inhale large amounts of air.
* always feel frisky after a bath.
* appear masculine, while bitches are distinctly feminine
  - on scenes
* appear to be healthy
  - the laboratory animal most sensitive to glufosinate
* are Children only with fur.
* are a cash crop
  - human creation
  - lot like people
  - major cause of early death for pet guinea pigs kept outside
  - product of their environment
  - reflection of their environment and their owners
  - required part of the heartworm life cycle
  - responsibility and are loving creatures that have needs of their own
  - sign of good fortune because certain early Chinese emperors prized their pets
* are able to get their mental and physical needs met in day care
  - hear ultrasound, which is the principle of 'silent' dog whistles
  - interact with people in a positive environment
  - produce a litter twice a year
  - see much better in dim light than humans are
  - take even adult iguanas
  - affectionate, active and enthusiastic
  - aggressive in response to unfolding events
  - alert, hungry, energetic
  - all the same species
  - allergic to many of the same things that people are, including dust and pollen
* are also a source of infectious diseases and parasites
  - allergic to fleas and mites
  - common on ranches
  - intelligent beings
  - light sleepers
  - likely to get excited
  - scavengers
  - somewhat smarter than cats in the area of verbal command
  - susceptible to various types of skin fungus
  - the archetypal symbols of shapeshifters
  - unclean, but to a lesser extent
* are also very sensitive to facial expressions and eye contact
  - territorial and can misinterpret a child's body language as a threat
  - well-known for their ability to cause quite a stench of their own
  - always desperate to play and are a perfect vehicle for exercising
  - amphibious
* are an attractant in most cases
  - immutable form
  - integral part of the family
  - animals that protect their food
  - animals, and animals use their mouths for many things
* are at far more risk when they are already stressed by disease
  - their best when they can move around a lot
  - athletes
* are better at adapting than owners are
  - off when they have space to move around freely
  - biomedically a key species because they are subject to many of the same diseases as humans
  - born blind and deaf
* are both companionable and, thus, indispensable
  - observant and intelligent
  - bred to keep up with a hundred sheep on a several acre field
  - built to eat poultry, fish, whole meat, and other wholesome ingredients
* are by nature pack animals, and require companionship
  - the most gregarious creatures in the world
  - calmer and happier and so are their owners
  - canids and humans are primates
  - canines and canines are den animals
* are capable of hurting and inflicting a great deal of damage with their bites
  - licking their own private parts
* are carnivores Yes dogs are carnivores
  - with a powerful digestive system
  - carnivores, plain and simple
  - carnivorous mammals with enormous genetic variability within the species
  - characteristically more massive throughout with larger frame and heavier bone than bitches
  - color-blind
  - colour blind
  - comfortable when there is stability within the pack
  - common inside fine French restaurants
* are creatures of habit and require regular routines
  - they like schedules
  - curious, territorial, and often aggressive toward intrud- ers
  - current on vaccines
* are den animals and don t like to soil the area where they sleep
  - many like a place they can curl up in and feel secure
* are den animals, and the crate place they can call their own
  - they like small, enclosed places
  - like wolves
  - descendants of wolves, den-dwelling animals by instinct
* are different from cats
  - in their toilet habits, just as are people
  - than cats, for example
* are dogs and people are human
  - people, some good and some bad
  - they do doggy things
  - domesticated animals that generally live in the same habitats as humans
* are easier to control and are now widely used to hunt truffles
  - understand, but nobody yet knows how dogs work
  - emblems of faithfulness and often appeared at the feet of women in the engravings on tombs
* are especially prone to dry skin and dandruff
  - poisonings as they can and do eat almost anything
  - sensitive to methyl xanthine toxicity
  - essentially color blind when it comes to distinguishing colors
  - everywhere, tethered on short chains and always barking
* are extremely family-oriented and establish very strong ties to the people they live with
  - sensitive to emotions
  - fairly resistant to botulinum toxin, but intoxication is occasionally seen
  - family members for most Caucasian expatriates
  - feral animals, that is, they are happy in a den
  - flesh and blood
  - for life
  - free to roam inside and out
  - frightened of loud noises and start chewing because of their fears
* are generally bigger and heavier
  - content because they're stupid, and they can lick themselves
  - larger than bitches
  - much better at conserving heat than at cooling themselves
  - people creatures
  - taller than cats
* are good in nursing homes
* are gray with the sunlight's grease stiffly slimed across their sharp and pulsing ribs
  - wolves, despite their diversity in size and proportion
* are great about reading body language of their owners and can sense a 'shift' change in people
  - at being dogs
  - companions for travel and outdoor activities
  - pets to have
  - walking companions and can offer some protection
* are heartworm negative and are on monthly heartworm preventative
  - on heartworm preventions
* are highly social animals and form hunting packs
  - creatures, and they form very strong attachments to their owners
  - pack animals who crave a family, human or otherwise
  - home-raised and sold with health guarantee
  - homothermic or warm-blooded animals animals
  - important to kids
  - in foster homes for anywhere from two weeks to a month or two
  - incapable of being bad
  - infected with whipworm when they consume whipworm eggs
  - inherintly territioial
  - innately social animals who prefer living in packs
  - instinctively pack animals
* are intelligent and sensitive
  - well-balanced
* are intelligent creatures and sometimes they get into trouble out of boredom and frustration
  - they learn quickly if given the proper motivation
  - thrive on psychological challenge
  - intelligent, compassionate, fun-loving creatures
  - just as susceptible to undertows, cold water, and rough waves as humans are
  - kin to wolves and infest the streets of oriental cities
  - larger and more powerful than bitches
* are less inclined to bark if a barrier blocks their view
  - jump fences if there's something to do or someone they like in the yard
* are like all other animals
  - anything else, each one unique product of genetics and enviroment
  - babies when it comes to the unconditional aspect of love
  - humans, and they become bored
  - living in the present, they react to the immediate smell, sound, and movement
  - on floors
  - love and kidneys covered with fur
  - loyal and affectionate
  - loyal, playful, and affectionate
  - made of cheese
* are masters at nonverbal communication
  - of expression, though sometimes their physical cues are confusing to people
  - mature and house trained
  - mean and vicious
  - men in little fur coats
  - messy
* are more expensive to spay and neuter
  - intelligent than cats for several reasons
* are more likely to bite than cats
  - when the person yells or screams
  - get into candy bars and other treats, usually made from milk chocolate
  - ingest ma huang products than cats
  - suffer a heatstroke than cats
  - of a secondary-carnivore and therefore rely on a combination of meats and vegetables
  - sensitive to heat and high humidity than humans
  - social, and domestic cats are more social than their wild cousins
* are more susceptible to heat stress than cats
  - the venoms of snakes than cats
  - than Pets
* are most sensitive to communication via eye contact, body language and tone of voice
  - similar genetically to wolves
  - vulnerable
* are much accustom'd to insects
  - closer to people than are horses
* are much more accommodating when they have the opportunity to go off leash and run
  - sensitive than cattle
* are much more susceptible to heatstroke than humans
  - the disease than cats
  - stronger than kittens and, even when playing, can inflict serious harm
* are natural carnivores, of course
  - expert practioners of heat transfer principles
  - predators, and their instinct when they catch a bird is to keep it
  - warning devices
* are naturally clean animals
  - reluctant to show weakness of any kind
  - social beings who thrive on interaction with human beings and other animals
  - stoic
  - nearly as common as cars and take their job as guardians seriously
  - normally the host population for heartworm infection
  - notorious for chasing cats
  - now a variety of wolf
  - of the few animals that keep playing when they are grown
* are often distributors of disease
  - unaware of their own strength, and can cause injury out of excitement and happiness
  - uncomfortable with unusual behavior from otherwise predictable humans
  - unpredictable in times of stress
  - omivores and can be fed a balanced vegetarian diet
  - omnivores eating meat, grains and vegetables
  - omnivores, having the ability to exist on a diet of meat and plant products
  - omnivorous
  - one of several efforts to keep birds from colliding with planes
* are one of the few species that adjust like humans to the urban environment
  - last forms of unconditional love left in the world
* are one of the most common causes of facial lacerations in children
  - expressive animals on earth
  - otherwise healthy
  - pack and social animals
* are pack animals and become very unhappy if left alone outdoors, especially on chains
  - crave the companionship and stimulation of other dogs and humans
  - have a high pack-drive
  - require a tremendous amount of human interaction
  - the owners are the members of the dogs' pack
  - they consider the family to be the pack
  - and, the pack can consist of either humans or other dogs
* are pack animals by nature, so they're instinctually drawn to a crate's den-like atmosphere
  - with definite social needs
  - that thrive on companionship
  - who love to eat in groups
* are pack animals, and five dogs is the minimum number for proper socialization
  - behavior specialists explain
* are part of our culture
  - the broad niche group, as they can adapt to many different environments
* are particularly destructive when chained to a tree
  - fond of cat poop because cat poop is high in protein
  - sensitive to chocolate, and it is considered extremely poisonous for dogs
  - party animals
  - perceptive to the subtle emotions of humans
  - perhaps the only animals on earth that have an inherent desire to please
  - personal property and the subject of larceny the same as other personal property
  - playful animals and are often found sniffing and exploring unusual places
  - polygamous in contrast to wolves that are generally monogamous
  - popular because of their loving ways and their loyalty to their owners
* are possessive about certain things
  - their yard or territory and certain other things
  - predators with body parts designed to hunt, chase, kill, and eat
  - preferred to pigs because pigs love to eat truffles
  - presumed to be the first species domesticated by humans
  - pretty much the same as humans
* are probably a greater hazard to mountain bikers than they are to dogs
  - descendants of wolf-like creatures
  - prone to ear mites and allergies
  - proverbially and in fact much better at odor detection than humans are
  - quick to learn when their owners are about to leave the house
  - quite sensitive to gastrointestinal lesions with naproxen
  - regarded as highly social animal on the earth
  - reproductive until old age
  - responsible for countless deer and other mammal injuries each year
  - sensitive animals
* are sensitive to a class of chemicals called methylxanthines
  - owners moods
  - their owner's emotions
  - similar to children in that learning is best accomplished in a positive environment
  - simple beasts with intricate deceits
  - smart and learn quickly
* are smarter than other animals and they have feelings
  - social and like to be around their people
* are social animals and do best when part of the family
  - normally live in groups or packs
  - they enjoy interacting with other dogs in a pack
  - that require the committed time of a serious owner
* are social animals who like to belong to a family which they regard as their pack
* are social animals, and in the wild tend to live in packs
  - but they have an acute sense of smell
  - they want to belong to a pack
* are social creatures and believers in social order
  - that naturally sniff and slurp
  - creatures, genetically designed to operate within a pack for maximum survival
* are social, pack-oriented animals and the owners are the members of the dog's pack
  - sometimes sick after eating grass
* are special animals and usually perceived as part of the family
  - because they can be guides for the blind and take care of children
* are still a significant source of rabies in other countries
  - genetically wolves, and they share seventy-eight chromosomes
  - responsible for transmitting rabies to humans in undeveloped parts of the world
  - subject to many of the same diseases as man, plus some of their own
* are susceptible to a number of ehrlichial diseases
  - frostbite just like humans
  - heartworms which are contracted from mosquitoes
  - heatstroke and other related problems
  - symbols of belonging
  - tall, big boned and very agile with excellent movement and temperament
  - territorial and protective
  - that way because wolves are that way - survival depends on the family, or pack
* are the biggest source of animal bites leading to rabies shots worldwide
  - brown tick's favorite host and source of bloodmeals
* are the domestic animals most frequently affected
  - pet most involved in general
  - domesticated descendents of wolves
  - great social facilitators of our time
  - guardian angels for kids
* are the main reservoir and the infection is transmitted by sandflies
  - vector for human rabies
* are the most common household pet to transmit the bacteria to humans
  - important species
  - successful species
  - next in line to man according to Bhutanese beliefs in reincarnation
  - ones that kill and maul kids and babies all the time
  - only creatures all over the world who never lie about their love
  - same way, only more so because their sense of smell is so much more developed
  - same, in that each is different
  - second most popularly owned pet in our class
  - superior beings
  - way they are from Human interactions and human domestications
  - world's greatest pets
  - theoretically never too old to learn
  - thought to have been first domesticated in East Asia thousands of years ago
  - threats to elephant seals
  - tiny men in little fur coats
* are to be kept on a leash
  - under close supervision of their owners
  - on leash at all times
  - remain crated while in rooms
  - tolerant of their friends
  - too smart to eat poisonous substances
  - tough to litter-train
  - true omnivores
* are unable to distinguish among green, yellow, orange, and red
  - metabolize theobromine effectively
  - recognize green, yellow, orange, and red
  - sweat and can quickly overheat and dehydrate without plenty of water
  - sweat, so they have a tendency to overheat much faster than humans
  - unique and wonderful animals
  - unique, just like people
* are used by humans for many different things , for work and as pets
  - for guarding the home, hunting, and as food
  - in search and rescue situations
  - usually very active and like all types of outdoor sports
* are very adaptable, they can often adjust even faster than people
  - adaptive to blindness
  - big believers in the healing power of licking
  - different from cats in that they can be images of human virtue
  - easy to train
  - interesting animals, with traits that cross all over the spectrum
* are very sensitive to petroleum products - they irritate skin and eyes severely
  - thought pictures
  - sociable animals and they want attention and love
* are very social animals and have a definite pack order
  - that thrive when surrounded by love and affection
  - territorial, and most canine encounters end at the property boundary
  - very, very good at reading body language
  - well known for the simple fact that getting a dog can make people happier
* are wolves modified by breeding
  - with arrested development
  - wonderful, simple creatures, capable of performing complex tasks
* are, by nature, pack animals
  - in fact, omnivores as anyone who has ever owned one can attest
* attack a mother opossum
* become ill, suffer injuries and eventually die
* believe they are humans.
* benefit by getting to exercise and socialize off- leash with other dogs in a safe environment
  - socialize off-leash with other dogs in a safe environment
* bite a lot of people every year
  - people riding bites
* breed for superior temperaments, selling both trained adults and puppies.
* bring joy and happiness to their owners as well as responsibility
  - people who keep dogs as pets feel safer and live longer
* build muscle memory by doing the same number of weave poles all the time.
* can acquire roundworm infections from their mothers while in the uterus
  - whipworm through contact with the feces of an infected dog
  - antagonize bears
  - appreciate luxuriant body hair
  - attract or invite cougar attacks
  - bark and wake up the neighbors
  - be a nuisance to others, can disturb livestock and frighten horses
* can be aggressive and stubborn and willful
  - when defending their territory or possessions from animals or humans
* can be allergic to all kinds of things in their environments or diets
  - things they come in contact with, eat or inhale
* can be carriers also
  - of the strep bacteria, which causes strep throat
  - great for children, and children can be great with dogs
  - healers, guides, gentle protectors
  - healthy vegetarians, if they maintain an adequate balance in their diet
  - invaluable to the maintenance of a flock
* can be more aggressive then most wolfdogs are
  - territorial than bitches
* can be off leash as long as they are under voice control
  - outside to exercise but brought in several times during the day
  - personal-care assistants to people with disabilities
  - picky about their food
  - possessive about their food, toys, and space
  - quite depressed when infected and can be extremely itchy
  - so human
  - the most loyal of creatures
* can be very protective of their homes
  - sensitive to human emotions
  - begin gundog training as early as six months of age
  - burn calories in the act of digestion
  - catch upper respiratory infections or even suffer from allergies
* can chew furniture
  - the tortoise shell and limbs causing serious damage
  - climb fences and take advantage of unsecured gates
* can detect motion better than humans can
  - objects which are under water
  - someone nearby much sooner than humans
* can develop anemia if they consume a large quantity of onions
  - many different kinds of tumors
  - die in less than ten minutes in a hot car
  - distinguish between living and dead humans and give off corresponding signals
* can disturb or injure wildlife and, in turn, can be injured by other animals
  - wildlife, livestock, local people, and other mountaineers
  - do things that people do too
  - drink several gallons a day
* can eat a variety of foods
  - their own feces to avoid punishment from their owners
  - endure body temperature increases for only a short time or before suffering heatstroke
  - harass, stress, injure or kill wildlife, annoy fellow hikers and introduce disease
  - lethal tails, wagging all over the place
  - miscarriages
  - seasonal and environmental allergies as well as food allergies
  - look happy and they can look sad
* can make great pets
  - themselves very skinny in order to escape
  - manipulate their expression and body posture to rival any chicken soup-toting yenta
  - offer people the gifts of steadfast devotion, abiding love and joyful companionship
* can play an important role in society, helping people
  - the lives of people with disabilities
  - predict storms
  - provide a source of positive, nonverbal communication
* can sense the energy in humans
  - things far away and around corners, through doors and inside containers
  - serve people in many ways
  - smile
  - suffer heatstroke and die in a confined space for even a short period of time
  - synthesize arachidonic acid from linoleic acid
  - talk
* can travel a great distance in a very short time
  - miles in just one day
  - wear coats and belly protectors
* can work in different environments, eg indoor, outdoor, rural, city or suburban
  - other animals in a variety of ways
  - health risks for some people
* catch prey.
* certainly can get cataracts which impair vision.
* challenge owners.
* chase animals
  - goats
* chew because they are bored or nervous
* come in all shapes and sizes, and frequently without pedigrees to describe their heritage
  - representing a huge range of behaviors and appearances
  - shapes, sizes, coat lengths and type, color and temperament
  - sizes, shapes, coat length, color and temperament
  - heat twice a year
  - hundreds of basic types and millions of individual personalities
* come in many shapes and sizes
  - sizes and personalities with a wide range of needs and breed traits
  - packs and they usually have a leader, someone who is respected by all
  - rust or yellow
  - second but any animal can be a cause of an allergic reaction
  - when they are called
  - with many different personalities, shapes and sizes
* commonly carry leptospirosis
  - develop diarrhea, often with blood, vomiting, loss of appetite and depression
  - eat grass to force themselves to vomit
* commonly get ear infections which are painful and can lead to other problems
  - hookworms, whipworms, roundworms, and tapeworms
  - present with various degrees of paresis or paralysis in the pelvic limbs
  - receive one of several drugs to prevent heartworm infection
  - show allelomimetic behaviour
* communicate in several ways
  - mainly through body language
* communicate with body language and vocalization
  - nearly every part of their bodies
  - one another through sounds easily duplicated by humans
  - their tails and ears
* compulsively lick a paw, a condition known as acral lick dermatitis.
* consider eye contact a threatening gesture.
* consume amounts
* cool themselves by panting.
* crave close contact with their owners and people form loving bonds with their dogs
  - social interaction and love affection and attention
* create dens for giving birth.
* cross streets.
* currently aid research to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs.
* dehydrate at an astounding rate.
* deliver dogs, and cats deliver cats.
* demonstrate their ability to obey their masters and herd a flock of sheep through a course.
* desire the closeness of physical contact with their masters.
* detect scent that is carried on thermal currents and scent that is on the ground.
* develop a non-productive cough
  - fatty tumors called lipomas
  - itchiness, hair loss and hives in the groin, flanks and armpits
  - many of the same immunological diseases as humans
  - pyometra more often than cats
* differ from humans when it comes to the digestive system as well
  - in their likelihood to show aggressive behavior in any particular situation
* dig burrows
  - gardens
  - under fences to get to goats
* display a wide variety of responses to pain
* do behavior.
* do communicate, but they do so in a foreign language to humans
  - die when the hernia gets strangulated or infected
  - eat muscle meat
  - funny things and act certain ways
* do have a strong sense of smell
  - some young pups to watch the house
  - however have unique instincts
  - like to run
  - sometimes smile as a greeting to humans
  - suffer from epilepsy and, just as in people, they respond well to chiropractic care
  - sweat, but only through their pads and tongues
  - the same when they hear a whistle
  - tricks and keep people safe
* don t discriminate
  - hate their bodies
  - know how to talk on the telephone
  - like change, and neither do their stomachs
  - talk a lot
  - worry about germs
* draw attention.
* drink a lot
  - water containing flakes of rust
* eat adults as well as young iguanas, while cats eat only young animals
  - and drink water in a natural, comfortable position, with less strain
  - both meat and vegetables , often mixed together and sold in stores as dog food
  - chocolate souffl , too
  - contaminated soil or objects in the soil and the cycle of infection begins
* eat grass because they are sick or have worms
  - to make themselves vomit
  - when they are sick
  - human faeces
  - poop for a number of reasons
* eat their own faeces
* eat, sleep, eat some more.
* eating grass mean rain.
* embody the definition of a soul mate.
* emerge as thoughtful companions with very active minds.
* encourage compassion.
* enjoy chasing cats because they are dogs
  - chewy snacks
  - going for walks even though the food is at home
  - heavy petting in public
  - old age at different rates
* excel at night vision and the detection of moving objects.
* exhibit characteristic postures that reveal their states of mind
  - itching either by licking or chewing the skin or scratching with their feet
  - pack behavior and normally regard the head of the household as the leader of the pack
* exist in a wide range of sizes, colors, and temperaments.
* expend energy in many different ways.
* experience ovulation
* express dominance to each other by putting their heads, paws, or entire bodies over each other
  - themselves and communicate with body language, vocalizations and behavior
* face problems.
* feature ears.
* feel guilt when they've done something wrong
  - pain just like humans
  - pain, fear, loneliness, joy, love, and loyalty
  - secure in small, enclosed spaces, like a den
  - very protective of their family, house, and personal belongings
* fight at different intensities and for different reasons.
* figure prominently in the lives of many fulfilled oldsters.
* follow body language much more than they follow verbal commands.
* form dynamic pack structures, and some dogs want to be leaders more than others do
  - social hierarchies of which the owners can take advantage
* freely ingest toxic amounts of chocolate if it is left accessible.
* frequently bark while left outside alone on the property
  - develop soft masses under the skin called lipmas
  - kill adult kiwi and can cause catastrophic declines in local populations
* frequently lose their scent in snow and ice and can easily become lost
  - and ice and easily become lost
  - maim and sometimes kill each other in dominance contentions
  - weight for the same reason that people do
* generally are more loving and faithful than bitches
  - form most of their plaque on the outside of their teeth
  - like to bed close to their master as they are pack animals
  - whimper to show sadness instead
* get a breath of fresh air on daily walks outside
  - acute pancreatitis, which can be fatal, and can become chronic and relapsing
  - cancer at roughly the same rate as humans, while cats get fewer cancers
  - dandruff like humans and usually it is harmless
  - giardia from water that has been soiled with feces
  - hookworm if they come in contact with the larvae in contaminated soil
  - into fights and they do get bitten
  - it from feeding on the dead carcass of an infected animal
* get lonely when they are by themselves
  - spend too much time alone
  - many diseases and parasites through their ears
  - osteosarcomas more frequently than humans and their disease is very similar
  - post-vaccinal granulomas, but no neoplastic transformation has been reported
  - seasonal allergies too
  - tapeworms by ingesting fleas
  - the coronavirus when they ingest the feces of another dog with the infection
  - their energy from fat
  - very dehydrated when vomiting or having diarrhea
* give and receive love unconditionally.
  - litters, meaning multiple puppies
* go after goats individually or in packs, with pack attacks being the worst.
  - seizures if their blood sugar drops too low and cats act as if they're drunk
* go through puberty
  - stages in their coat development
* grow larger and are stronger
  - thicker winter coats to keep warmer in winter
  - up quickly too
* growl quietly as the morning's first passerby disrupts their sleep.
* harass elderly people carrying groceries as well as young children with lunch bags.
* harboring adult worms are the recognized reservoir of infection.
  - guts
* hate cats
  - getting water in their ears and understandably in their nose
  - the smell
* have Buddha nature.
* have a den instinct
  - distinctive sound when they trailing a bear and another when they've treed it
  - fine sense of hearing
* have a good sense of hearing
  - habitual behaviour pattern they follow prior to eliminating
* have a higher metabolic rate than humans
  - metabolism than people
  - protein requirement than humans
  - highly-developed sense of smell
* have a keen sense of hearing
  - smell and are used by humans in hunting, detection, and tracking
* have a limited ability to cool themselves
  - dissipate body heat
  - long tongue when they re young
  - low attention span
  - more sensitive sense of smell than man
  - much higher incidence of nasal sinus cancer than do people
* have a natural instinct to chase and catch things
  - guard and to protect children
  - want structure, rules and boundaries
  - natural, inborn philosophy toward the life they live
  - passion for fair play and justice
  - protective instinct
  - really good nose
  - rich blood supply in their tongues
* have a sense of smell that is at least one hundred times more sensitive than the human nose
  - is many times more sensitive than man's
  - which is much more sensitive than the human sense of smell
  - short digestive tract that is made to digest meat
  - superior sense of hearing
* have a tendency to lick their personal parts
  - make people forget they're sick
  - urinate on condensers
* have a third eyelid located in the corner of each eye
  - eyelid, called the nictitating membrane
  - threshold of tolerance
  - totally different relationship than any other pet species have with their owners
* have a unique relationship with humans, and contribute to human society in many ways
  - way of determining the direction of sound
  - very high sense perception
* have a very strong sence of smell too
  - sense of duty
  - way of bringing people out
  - wide variety of toys they like
  - acute hearing
  - almost as many personalities as humans
* have an amazing capacity to learn commands
  - immunity system specifically designed to eat all manner of bacteria
  - especially hard time being alone for long periods of time
  - extreme and very precise level of control over their bite
  - extremely accurate ability to sense daily routines
  - incredible hearing ability
  - inordinate fascination with women's crotches
* have anal glands
  - sacs on either side of the anus which fill with fluid produced by the anal glands
  - armpits too
  - as much exposed area inside their nose as they have on their entire body
  - both indoor and outdoor runs
  - curly coats
  - deep thoughts
* have definite likes and dislikes, just as people do
  - musical preferences and a sense of pitch
* have different barks for different occasions
  - needs than humans do
  - personalities and needs just like people
  - perspective when it comes to fear behavior reaction
  - requirements, depending on size, personality, etc
  - difficulty digesting corn, which is often the number one ingredient in dog foods today
  - disease, too
  - distinct body postures they use to communicate
  - distinctive barks
  - dog breathe all the time
  - dog-breath all the time
  - emotions that can be seen and recognized by humans
  - enemies
  - extremely sensitive smelling ability and can probably pick up that odor
  - fantastic tracking ability because humans leave a pretty good scent trail
  - favorite places that they like to urinate on
  - few ways to eliminate heat
* have four legs but only two knees, in the back
  - legs, but walk on one path
  - molars in the upper jaw and six in the lower
  - gay sex frequently
* have great endurance, but no remarkable speed
  - inefficient cooling systems compared to humans
  - intelligence
  - iron stomachs when it comes to things like that
  - irrational fears about vacuum cleaning
  - just one set of tonsils
  - less reaction to stings than people
  - long or short muzzles, cats only have short ones
  - low growth and low market share
  - magnets on base so they attract or repel when one sniffs at the wrong end
* have many boobs
  - more ear problems than cats
* have more receptors and many more types
  - sense than people do
  - sensitive noses than humans
  - special cells in their nose and nasal cavity that are sensitve to different odors
  - most of the same muscles, tendons, joints, and ligaments as people
  - natural instincts to protect their homes and families
  - new tricks
* have no guile
  - psychological sex drive
  - sweat glands and can only lose heat by panting
  - taste buds
  - use for cards, flowers, or jewelry
* have no use for flowers, cards, or jewellery
  - perfume, or jewelry
* have only four toes
  - one cycle which is unrelated to the season and so are monoestrous
  - paddle shaped sperm heads
  - personality and behavioral traits just as humans
* have powerful jaws that inflict fatal wounds to their prey
  - jaws, and sharp teeth
  - precise food requirements
  - prognathism
  - puppies because they like to have sex
  - purposes
  - quality
  - relatively poor eyesight but make up for it with their keen hearing and sense of smell
  - seven lobes or branches of lung
* have sharp sense of smell
  - teeth to grind food and are fast learners
  - simple stomaches and short digestive tracts for digesting meat
  - smaller heads than wolves
  - some tubular secretion of creatinine
  - special preferences for combinations of sugar and meat
  - superior night vision
  - tails, cats have whiskers, elephants have trunks, and people have hands and legs
  - ten breasts
* have the cleanest mouths, followed by cats
  - innate ability to separate out smells
  - intellectual and emotional capabilities of two-year old human children
* have their own attitudes,voice and body language, and mindset
  - specific exercise, nutrition and grooming needs
  - own, personalized lockers to hold items like treats and leashes
  - three eyelids
* have to be on a leash when taken for a walk
  - six months old before they are spayed or neutered
  - walked, fed and occasionally bathed
  - depend on humans for their food and lodging
  - trouble with spicy foods, fruits and raw vegetables
* have two forms of melanin in their coats
  - glands next to their anus
  - types of cones
* have very complex needs and each dog is unique
  - few sweat glands and they use painting to reduce their body temperature
  - keen noses, and they follow a good smell
  - poor color vision
  - sharp claws
* heal their wounds by licking.
  - in a range far above the capabilities of the human ear
  - supersonic whistles that are seemingly silent
  - ease loss
* hold a special place in our hearts.
* hunt birds
  - hares
  - pheasants
* identify things either in black or white.
* include dogs.
* includes bone cells
  - brains
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - ground substances
  - marrow
  - mast cells
  - piluses
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
* ingest it during grooming.
* inherit their mitochondrial DNA from their mothers.
* instinctively bark at anything unusual
  - chase wildlife, including birds and deer
  - chew grass
  - guard their food and their space to protect it
  - mark their territory
* interpret direct eye contact as a threat or challenge
* invade areas.
* investigate objects with their mouths.
* jump according to their shoulder height.
* keep the same temperament right through the month
  - wagging their tails for hours after they die
* kill koalas
  - turtles and other wildlife
* know a lot about eugenics.
* know how to bark
* know things - they have a sense about people
  - by their smell
  - when to leave women alone
  - who their rivals are, they know what to mate with, roughly speaking
* laugh, but they laugh with their tails.
  - the blind and warn epileptics of seizures
* learn a lot of things because they are reinforced
  - at different paces
* learn by association
  - linking cause and effect
  - directional controls and targeting
  - easier and faster with positive motivation
  - everything by association
  - from positive and negative experiences
  - from, and react to, the way people behave
  - many social rules through play
  - quicker when verbal commands are paired with visual cues
  - quickly, even bad habits
  - their behavior patterns through the repetition of reward and punishment
* learn through experience
* learn to attack rather than retreat
  - obey through developing self-control rather than out of fear
  - play from each other
  - shut off the unwanted sound by stopping the behavior
  - sit all by themselves
  - sit, stay, come, down, and walk nicely on a leash
  - tricks, like begging, shaking hands or playing dead
* lick anything, anywhere, in front of anyone
  - because of a physical or psychological reason
  - their feet when they are suffering from a contact dermatitis or a food allergy
* lie sleeping.
* lift heads
* lift their legs and pee
  - on packs and tents
* like to bark.
* like to be jumped at, patted roughly or scratched in an vigorous manner
* like to chase moving objects
  - things, whether real or imagined
  - chew on shoes and slippers
* like to eat cat food because it is very high in protein, and therefore very tasty
  - have their own toys
  - mouth and chew things
* like to play and have a good time, just as humans do
  - fetch
  - ride in the car
  - stick close to their leaders
* live all across the world
  - around the farm and most like to sleep in doghouses
  - and act in a world of exquisitely subtle signals in their interactions with each other
  - most countries around the world
  - our houses, eat our food, and share our beds
* live in the here and now
  - moment
  - into their teens with smaller breeds living longer than the larger breeds
  - on emotions
  - with their handlers for the duration of their working lives
* live, hunt and play in hierarchical social packs headed by an alpha male and alpha female.
* look up and bark when they want something that is in a tree.
* lose excess body heat through the pads of their feet and from panting
* love beds
  - chasing toys that look like real animals
  - company, and having a companion can cut down on destructive or annoying behavior
  - food more than almost anything else
  - it, but it can be toxic and even lethal if consumed in large quantities
  - meat trimmings
  - red meat
  - the unusual shape and the raised bumps help keep gums and teeth clean
  - to be challenged
* love to chase creatures
  - forage or work for their meals
* love to learn and they love to be with their owners
  - new things and are happiest when given a task or job to do
* love to play games such as retrieving a ball or stick and many enjoy swimming
  - keep-away
  - with a frisbee
  - retrieve, but sticks can splinter or impale the roof of the mouth
  - run beneath the sun and splash in streams and oceans
  - run, chase and retrieve toys
  - swim and fetch
  - tug-of-wars
  - tummy rubs, but most cats are too sensitive for that
* mainly cool themselves by panting- breathing in through the nose and out through the mouth.
* make all kinds of noises but, more than any other, they bark
  - funny sound
* make good house pets
  - pets because they like to play in the park
  - great pets because of their natural bonding with humans and their affinity for children
  - periodic appearances
* mark their territories by urinating on the trees
  - with scents from their bodies
* may have growth
  - hair growth
* metabolize Phenytoin much faster than people.
* misbehave more often when they are bored, either physically or mentally.
* mostly use facial expressions and body postures to signal intent.
* mouth each other about the neck when playing.
  - to locations
* naturally avoid soiling their den or bed area
  - defend their territories
  - dig holes for protection
* naturally guard their babies, food, bones and toys
  - puppies, food, bones and toys
  - have a wonderful sense of smell
  - love to chase and catch things
  - run in packs and easily become part of a family
* navigate in brush better than humans.
* need attention
  - calcium
  - calorie intake
  - daily intake
  - dental care
  - medical treatments
  - special attention
* never stop barking.
* normally eat less food during the hot summer months
  - salivate at the sight and smell of food
* offer many things to people
  - people the gifts of steadfast devotion, abiding love and companionship
  - real value as companion animals
* often assist in chukar hunting
  - bark at the air, and cats purr as if stroked by invisible hands
  - behave in ways that can be annoying
  - die from dehydration, blood loss, exhaustion, or shock as a result of a fight
* often dig because they are bored and are looking for something mentally stimulating to do
  - in search of a cool place to lie down
  - feel the benefits of aspirin therapy or a holistic alternative
* often get into garbage
  - severe flea allergies
  - give far more love and attention than they receive, and seem happier for doing so
  - go through very destructive phases
  - have problems with their heart valves
  - let the head hang down
  - lick hands
  - like a little honey for flavour, on cereals for example
* often like to flop over onto one side for brushing, so don t insist that they sit up or stand
  - go for a walk early in the morning or expect to be fed right away
  - seem to shut off their noses when the area is all tracked up with human scent
  - use their mouths during play
  - work such magic with just the wag of a tail
* only have sweat glands in their foot pads
  - kill when they have to
  - sweat from the bottoms of their feet, the only way they can discharge heat is by panting
* open eyes.
* operate as pack animals.
* originate from coyotes and wolves
* owned by people who travel extensively also have a poorer prognosis.
* participating in sport and training activities are subject to episodes of injury.
* perform a variety of tasks for individuals with multiple handicaps or special needs
* perhaps are the only species, which so easily adapts to living as part of a human family.
* perspire through their pads.
* pick ticks up while running in fields or wooded areas close to residential areas.
* pick up on the energy of their humans
* play a prominent role in our lives
  - very important role in a girl s life
  - baseball and penguins surf the Internet
  - big roles
  - together all day long and are always supervised
* pose a minimal risk for transmitting a disease.
  - superhuman strength while on a bed
* prefer areas.
* prefer to mark on vertical surfaces to allow the transference of the scent through the air
  - work things out in their groups peacefully, much as humans do
* prey on animals
  - wild animals
  - upon animals
* probably have the greatest olfactory ability of the domestic species
  - lack the ability to see the range of colors from green to red
* produce a large amount of saliva
  - multiple allergens, or proteins that can cause allergy
* provide a sense of security to people of all ages.
* provide an ideal prototype for the study of behavior in humans
  - interesting proof of evolution
  - assistance
* pull ears back when relaxed, silly, unhappy, or eavesdropping
  - in more than one direction
* pursue animals.
* quickly adapt to a routine, and come to expect the same activities on a daily basis
  - become focused on the handler's body, with particular focus on the shoulders
* react differently to young kids
  - strongly to threats and taunts, whether real or imagined
  - to heat by panting or digging holes in the earth under shady trees or bushes
* receive as much exercise as they are used to with their owners
  - personal attention daily
  - training and socialization with other dogs
* recognize people by their smell.
  - spaying or neutering in about a week, with minimal discomfort
* reduce depression.
* reject certain human food, like honey which comes from flowers.
* relate to experience in the moment.
* rely on hearing and smell much more than they do their eyes
  - their keen sense of smell to introduce themselves to their surroundings
* remain dogs, corn remains corn, finches remain finches.
* remain susceptible to re-infection with hookworms and roundworms
  - reinfection with hookworms and roundworms
* remember faces, cats places.
* reproduce sexually.
* require a commitment of time, love, and money
  - good amount of care and attention
  - regular feeding and exercise schedule
  - an environment that is consistent, relatively calm, and reliable
  - certain nutrients, which they can get from dog food
  - constant attention and care
  - long term commitment, stability, love, and attention, just like humans
  - more time than cats
* require protein diets
  - for their muscles, growth and energy, as well as their fur
  - regular grooming
  - speed, coordination and teamwork
  - time and attention
* require time, energy, and money to maintain
  - money, and care and commitment for a lifetime
  - vaccination against several diseases
* requiring heartworm treatments continue to add to the weight of the burden.
* reside in spacious runs with both shade and filtered sunlight.
* respond to and interpret information they receive through their senses in the following way
  - peer pressure
* respond to stimuli just like humans do
  - other than what researchers think they are presenting
  - very well to antibiotic treatment
  - well to excited happy voices, because of their pack heritage
* retch in gutters.
* run a higher risk, especially in hunting breeds, of killing a ferret
  - down deer and livestock, and can be a worry when it comes to small children
  - free of leashes
* run in rain
  - with their tails higher
* running at large are at serious risk to themselves as well as to others.
* running in packs are even more threatening to deer
  - more dangerous than a single dog
* salivate in anticipation of food.
* save bones in safe spots
  - human lives and enrich human lives with their energy, love and devotion
* scratch, bite, and chew.
* see like a color-blind human
  - only in black and white
* seem more genetically wired to develop allergies than cats.
* seem to break some kind of law of thermodynamics
  - do better when their fiber intake is increased
  - genuinely take pride in their abilities
  - grin as air blows back their ears as they frolic
  - have an endless capacity to stuff themselves
* seem to incite the wrath of female deer, and many attacks on pets and people have occurred
  - know when earthquakes are coming a few hours prior
  - learn patterns far faster in social situations, than in solitary situations
* shake off water and run around aimlessly.
* share ancestors
* show a similar attachment to their owners as human infants show to their mothers
  - aggression for many different reasons and often for more than one reason
  - no concern for the welfare of cats
  - signs of seasonal allergies primarily through their skin
  - sudden lameness and sometimes signs of severe pain
  - their fear in many ways
* sire puppies.
* sit and stand at attention with flyaway ears and lapping tongues.
* sleep better and are happier in their own quiet environment
  - on their owners' beds because it's warm
* sniff one another because they are communicating on some basic level.
* snort once or twice only.
* sometimes bite out of possessiveness or jealousy
  - deposit urine or feces, usually in small amounts, to scent-mark their territory
  - grow at a steady pace, sometimes in spurts, or sometimes they just stop growing
* sometimes have health problems related to abuse or neglect, or just from being in a shelter
  - memory lapses
  - send mixed signals
  - use urination and defecation to mark their own territories
  - wonder in and out
* speak to one another from hilltop to hilltop
  - volumes with their ears, eyes, mouth and tail
* spend the day sniffing drugs only if they're with the police.
* stalk grind squirrels
* stay comfrotable laying on mat while the water naturally evaporates
  - dogs, frogs stay frogs, and people stay people
* still have bad breath even after eating a tic tac
  - eating a tic-tac
* suffer from a range of common ailments like fleas, worms, distemper, cuts and bruises
  - heat just as much or more than people do
  - narcolepsy and cataplexy much the same as humans
  - greatly because of the infection
* suffering from heart disease, such as congestive heart failure , can develop coughing as well
  - separation anxiety can be quite vocal and often destructive
  - systemic anaphylaxis are usually restless and excitable
  - the disease are usually listless and have poor appetites
* swallow food.
* sweat mainly between the pads on the bottom of their paws
  - on the pads of their feet
  - through their pads and feet
* swim against the current of moving water.
* take a great interest in what any one gets to eat
  - between ten and thirty breaths a minute, depending on their size
  - care of their own needs
  - drinks by curling their tongues and scooping water into their mouths
  - more time to care for and, in particular, to exercise
  - up space in shelters
* talk with their behavioral actions.
* tend to adapt to moving more easily than cats.
* tend to bark a lot when left alone
  - for prolonged periods if they are bored when left alone
* tend to be less serious due to their inability to catch birds, but still pose a threat
  - more social, and more active in their adult stages than cats
  - natural adversaries
  - become homeless just when they are finally getting good
  - bite after the virus reaches their salivary glands
  - bravado
  - carry more coat and mane than bitches
  - dream with more action and for shorter times than people
  - get bacterial and yeast ear infections, while cats tend to get ear mites
* tend to have a good sense of smell and acute hearing
  - different allergy symptoms than people do
  - lift their heads after taking a drink to facilitate swallowing
  - lose their power of hearing, as they age
  - meander quite a bit, giving their trials a zig-zag appearance
  - pull against pressure
  - require a much higher dose than human beings to prevent rejection
  - run farther and are more sporadic in their habits
  - thrive on the simplest rewards of success and praise
* there are less apt to be vaccinated.
* thrive on attention and lots of love
  - human contact
  - several hours of exercise and companionship every day
* to adapt to environments
  - mark territory
  - move muscles
* track in dirt.
* traveling with their owners can spread infected ticks to distant locations.
* try to appear larger by holding their tails and ears up and raising the fur on their backs
  - avoid confrontation and can serve as peacemakers in situations
* typically catch a nail in rugs, carpets, decks, etc.
* ultimately collapse and are unable to continue exercising.
* undergo examinations
* understand many words and sentences
  - self-indulgence better than humans
* urinate where they so choose.
* use a lot of body language to communicate
  - aggression in response to what they see as a threat
* use barking as one way to communicate
  - to communicate with each other and to communicate with humans
  - growls and barks to communicate a variety of things
  - rank as a method of ensuring peace
  - premolars to chew on rawhides, bones, and other chew toys
  - voice to communicate how they feel
* usually are quite depressed and quickly become dehydrated
  - attack from the side or rear inflicting non-fatal wounds on various parts of the body
  - become infected with Parvo when they come into contact with contaminated faeces
  - fight only when necessary
* usually get tapeworms when they eat a flea that ate a tapeworm egg
  - whipworms from eating eggs that other dogs have shed
* usually have a heat cycle twice a year until they reach menopause
  - more pronounced waist than bitches, giving greater curve to lower body
  - some curve to their tails
  - know just enough to get themselves in trouble
  - learn to associate certain cues with short absences by their owners
  - lick an area on the front leg, whereas the problem in cats can occur in various areas
  - respond to positive reinforcement
  - show an immediate improvement in muscle strength that is of short duration
  - sleep all day
  - warn a child to stop by growling or showing their teeth
* vary greatly in temperament
  - widely in their consumption of water
* view their human families as their social group.
* visit homes.
* want food
+ Dog, Dogs and humans
  * Dogs have lived with people for at least 30,000 years. Dogs can serve people in many ways. For example, there are guard dogs, hunting dogs, herding dogs, and guide dogs for blind people. There are also dogs that are trained to smell for diseases in the human body or to find bombs or illegal drugs. These dogs sometimes help police in airports or other areas. Dogs have even been sent by Russians into outer space, a few years before any human being. The first dog sent up was called Laika, but died while there.
+ Eugenics: Genetics :: Society
  * Eugenics rests on some basic ideas. The first is that, in genetics, what is true of animals is also true of man. The characteristics of animals are passed on from one generation to the next in heredity, including mental characteristics. For example, the behaviour and mental characteristics of different breeds of dog differ, and all modern breeds are greatly changed from wolves. Dogs are wolves modified by breeding. The breeding and genetics of farm animals show that if the parents of the next generation are chosen, then that affects what offspring are born.
  * It has been domesticated by humans for a long time. It was the first animal ever to be domesticated. Dogs are used by humans for many different things, for work and as pets. They are a popular pet because they are usually playful, friendly, and listen to humans. Thirty million dogs in the United States are registered as pets. Dogs eat both meat and vegetables, often mixed together and sold in stores as dog food. Dogs often have jobs, including as police dogs, army dogs, seeing eye dogs, fire dogs, messenger dogs, hunting dogs and sheepdogs.
+ Fact, Facts as statements, Examples of fact statements: Philosophy
  - False statements
+ Purebred dog
+ Rottweiler, Behaviour: Dog breeds
  * Dogs are pack animals. When they feel threatened, they will defend themselves. They will also protect other members of the pack to a certain extent. Since dogs judge dangerous situations differently, they should not be left unattended near a place where people are arguing. They may also judge 'unattended' moves of a child as an attack. Therefore dogs should not be left alone near children.