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    Kukka Dogs

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    I believe my dog, Kukka, is the best dog in the world. I’m sure your dog is pretty great too, all dogs are really, but my dog is the best. I apologize if I seem harsh, and I in no way am saying you have a bad dog, it just simply isn’t as great as my dog. Has your dog ever helped chase off three bears? Yeah, I didn’t think so. Imagine it, three bears, not the goldilocks variety by any means, one puppy, not yet a year old, and one mother, gray hairs showing through her black and white spots, all…

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    Wolves are wild, predatory canines that are part of the dog family. There are several species of wolves. One species, in particular, is the Timberwolf, which is also known as the Gray Wolf. Timberwolves are carnivorous mammals who live across the United States. They capable of adapting to different habitats such as places in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Timberwolves are large in size; they are usually 4 to 6 feet tall and weigh 40-175 pounds. Timberwolves…

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    Did you know that dogs has been here for over thousands of years? Dogs have changed over time. They have went from wild wolfs to little home pets. They were huge fierce hunting dogs to small and cute pets. Dogs took a big change over time. The relationship between dogs and humans has changed over time because wolves become dogs and dogs became pets. Around thirty five thousand years ago is when humans became friends with dogs. Humans used their dogs to hunt and to scare off any threats.…

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    Introduction Ever worried about your pet escaping and running away? A hurt paw? Or even not enough water in their bowl? The Perro Callejero has the opposite of issues. From needing to scavenge, fight or put themselves in danger for a food scrap to possibly even charging from humans, not only to avoid abuse but to avoid death. The life of these dogs is horrific and most only last a few years or even months because of diseases, rashes, starvation, abuse, poisoned foods or even extermination.…

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    My heart was racing as rattling chains came closer and closer. The creature flew across my vision, right behind the wooden fence. What is happening? I thought to myself. It was as if a mad scientist’s monster had broken free and was going to break through the barrier between us any second. White daggers shone through the slits in the fence and were replaced by a dark mass the next second. Its sounds were unlike anything I’ve ever heard before; deep, explosive cries and long wails echoed across…

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    The Timber Wolf

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    The Timber wolf one of the most widely spread animals, have rapidly become extinct in the areas of its former living environments. The timber wolf is also known as the grey wolf,Tundra wolf, or Plains wolf. The complete classification of the Timber wolf is as follows… domain:eukaryote, kingdom:Animalia, phylum:Chordata, class:mammalia, order:camilora, suborder:caniformia, family:canidae, genus:canis, and the species:c. lupus.The main points in this paper will focus on the habitat,physical…

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    Humans and dogs have been living side by side for over 14, 000 years (Prestrude and O’Shea, 1996; Riddle, 1987). Throughout the years dogs have served as hunters, guards, herders, medical subjects, companions and guides for humans. Dog selection for a particular task is often based on pairing the task to the breed, attempting to choose one with the appropriate physical, personality, and psychological attributes (Weiss and Greenberg, 1997) (e.g. Jack Russell Terriers’ high stamina and high energy…

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    Sandy Skoglund Essay

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    Sandy Skoglund is a contemporary artist who most famous in her photographs and sculptures. Skoglund was born in Quincy, Massachusetts, on September 11, 1946. Her father ran a family gas station, as well as garage.. Her mother, Dorothy, was a nurse. At the age of three Skoglund became ill with the disease polio, a virus that destroys nerve passages between the brain and muscles of the body. The disease paralyzed her left shoulder and weakened her left arm so much that she had to begin using her…

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    Honey Badger: Fierce and Wild What animal looks like a skunk and is not afraid of a lion? It is the honey badger. Honey badgers are a type of weasel in Africa and western Asia. They have a long whitish-gray stripe down their backs and a gland below their tails that squirts a stinky substance. They are a bit larger than skunks, yet small compared to other mammals. However, their personalities are much different from skunks. They are as tough and fierce as many much larger animals anywhere in the…

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    Wolves, Spells, and Again! also contains lessons to be learnt from each of them. In Wolves, there are three lessons to be learnt. The first is to stay away from wolves, as they are dangerous animals. The second is to stay aware of one’s surroundings, as there might be danger lurking. The rabbit was so absorbed with the book, that he/she did not notice the nearby wolf. The third is to not judge a book by its cover, which comes from the alternate ending, where the fierce and dangerous looking…

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