### animal | dog | terrier:

Bull terrier
- medium sized dogs
  - the only dogs that have triangular eyes
  - very strong for their size
* have a short coat , small triangular eyes and an egg shaped head.
* like to be doing something.
+ Bull Terrier: Terriers
  * Bull terriers have a short coat, small triangular eyes and an egg shaped head. Bull terriers are very strong for their size.

Schnauzer
* are generally intelligent and learn quickly
  - in the upper middle class of their world
  - prone to diabetes, especially when older
* can live happily indoors if they are given plenty of exercise.

Tibetan terrier
* Tibetan Terriers are marvelous jumpers and can easily jump more than twice their own height
  - top-notch companion dogs
  - usually aloof with strangers
  - have an independent mind of their own and can be stubborn and manipulative
* are terriers.

Therapy dog
* Most therapy dogs are much older.
* are always privately owned pets.
* visit nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, and hospitals around the country
  - schools and other facilities to enrich residents' lives

Tiny dog
* Many tiny dogs are very active and somewhat aggressive.
* Most tiny dogs produce puppies.
* open eyes.

Veggie dog
* Some veggie dogs have more protein and iron and less sodium than do hot dogs.
* are also lower in calories, fat, and cholesterol than hot dogs
  - very popular now and are desirable to a lot of people

White dog
* are features of the otherworld in Celtic myths.
* stay white by frequent bathing.

Young dog
* Most young dogs have invert papillomas
* Most young dogs receive diets
  - magnesium diets
* are also susceptible to several bone diseases
  - more likely to bite than older ones
  - often destructive, they chew things and dig holes in the garden
  - very curious and can eat just about anything
* seem to have even more energy than children.

Younger dog
* are easier to place than older dogs.
* can acquire the disease, but it is uncommon.

### animal:

Domestic animal
* All domestic animals are stiff with rabies, tetanus and lasser fever
  - susceptible, including birds
* Every domestic animal has a different characteristic.
* Many domestic animals have a white blaze on the forehead and a white tail tip.
* Most domestic animals have glands only in the inguinal region
  - limited color vision
  - live in states
* Some domestic animals cause paralysis
  - enjoy comfort
  - possess scrota
* are a source of disturbance to Refuge wildlife and visitors
  - also a source of water pollution
  - born and raised under human control
  - livestock or pets
  - used extensively and for a variety of purposes
* can acquire plague and pose a direct threat to humans
  - also turn into wildlife
  - breed with native , wild animals
  - cause severe degradation problems when they become feral
* differ considerably from wild ones of the same species, vi.
* face a serious problem of tick fever for dogs and distemper for cats.
* forage for food.
* have their special needs as well as wild animals.
* include cows.
* is an animal
  - another food resource
* overgraze the ranges.
* prepare to give birth.
* run out of shelters.
* spread beef and pork tapeworms.
* tend to take on the stress and emotional traits of their owners.
+ Feral organism, Harmful and helpful effects of feral organisms, Genetic pollution: Animals :: Plants
  * Domestic animals can breed with native, wild animals. This interbreeding can threaten the existence of the original wild population. Another example is the dingo, itself an early feral dog, which interbreeds with dogs of other origin. However it is unlikely that this will harm the ecosystems in which these dogs live and some regard the importance of this phenomenon as disputable. In some cases like rabbits, the interbreeding seems not to be noticed. There is much debate over the effect of interbreeding on changes to the genes of a wild species.