Assertion: prairie dog | /r/HasProperty | social animals
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: naturally
type: MANNER
value: despite their needs
type: OTHER
value: in the community
type: LOCATION
value: annually
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Prairie dogs are highly social animals, they live in groups.
text: Prairie Dogs Are Very Social
text: It is a highly social animal that lives in its colonies or towns.
text: They are extremely social creatures that live in large groups called ‘towns’.
text: Prairie Dogs are extremely social rodents that like to live in massive numbers and have three to eight babies a year.
text: It is possible that the prairie dogs, a naturally social species, are enriched by visitors and seek out their 'company'," she told BBC News.
text: Prairie dogs are highly social animals, living in burrow complexes known as towns.
text: Prairie dogs are highly social animals, living in large groups called “towns” that can consist of thousands of members.
text: Prairie dogs are social animals, and they live in family groups called coteries that typically contain an adult male, one or more adult females and their young.
text: Prairie dogs are social animals, and often make social visits with each other, and greet each other with a sort of kiss.
text: Prairie dogs are social animals and that is what can cause you problems if you live in an area where they live.
text: They are social animals and that is what can cause you problems if you live in an area where they live.
text: Prairie dogs, he said, were ideal animals to study because they are social animals that live in small co-operative groups within a larger colony, or "town" and they never leave their colony or territory, where they have built an elaborate underground complex of tunnels and burrows.
text: Prairie dogs are very social animals.
text: Owners consider them very affectionate and if kept by themselves, prairie dogs will demand a huge amount of attention since they are very social animals.
text: Despite their needs, prairie dogs are very social animals and come to seem as though they treat humans as members of their colony, answering barks and chirps, and even coming when called by name.[citation needed]
text: Prairie dogs are very social animals.
text: In the wild, prairie dogs spend a lot of time in groups; they are very social animals who often greet each other with a sort of "kiss".
text: They are naturally very social animals, living in large colonies or “towns” with very close family units.
text: Prairie dogs are very social animals that live in large colonies.
text: Prairie dogs are very social animals.
text: The thing that is so special about prairie dogs is that they are very social animals.
text: Prairie Dogs are very social animals.
text: Despite their needs, prairie dogs are very social animals and come to seem as though they treat humans as members of their colony.
text: Prairie Dogs Are Very Social
text: Prairie Dogs are highly social, but their relationships with each other change from season to season.
text: For example, prairie dogs are highly social and breed annually, whereas gophers are solitary and breed all year around.
text: Prairie dogs are very social and live in large colonies in underground burrows.
text: They are naturally a social animal and will enjoy human companionship.
text: The prairie dog is a very social animal and, within colonies, they live in contiguous, territorial family groups called “coteries”.
text: Prairie dog is very social animal that live in large colonies.
text: The prairie dog is very social animal and communicates very well with its family and other prairie dogs in the community.
text: Prairie dogs tend to be social creatures that live in large colonies that are commonly known as prairie dog towns.
text: Being very social creatures, prairie dogs will become depressed or sick if not given enough attention.
text: Prairie Dogs are very social creatures and can make a good pet for the right person, but many Prairie Dogs that were being sold in pet shops prior to the ban, could still be there today in need of the love and attention they deserve.
text: Prairie dogs are social rodents that live in huge, underground burrows, called towns.
text: Prairie dogs are social rodents that live in huge, underground burrows, called towns.