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    Iditarod Persuasive Essay

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    The Last Great Race Is the Iditarod really that dangerous? The Iditarod has a rough terrain and chilling temperatures that go all the way down to-40 degrees Fahrenheit. And the dog may even get hurt, even with the boots on the dog’s feet still crack, but as humans, we are always looking at the negative, never the positive. What is the positive you may ask? It is getting away from iPhones, computers, and the television.And truly becoming one with yourself. I know this because when I hunt in…

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    In 1960 DDT was banned because it was killing our beloved Eagles. The Eagle is now making a comeback. There are about 30,000 Bald Eagles in Alaska and Canada, and about 2,500 in the 48 states. The Eagle has been our Symbol for the United States since 1782 for its ?fierce and independent image.? The Cheetah is an Endangered Species because people are hunting it for its fur, loss of habitat, and because people think it?s a pest. There are only about 12,000 Cheetah?s left in the World. If…

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    Paragraph On Pet Birds

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    Dog perform many role for man such as hunting ( hounds ), herding (collies), pulling loads, companionship (Siberian husky), assisting police ( Labrador) , aiding handicapped individuals ( saint Bernard) protection and also used in military. The loyalty, intelligence, devotion and affection are incredibly rewarding. However owning a dog is a commitment that should…

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    Zrd Syndrome Essay

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    thickening of one of the layers of the skin epithelium), and inflammatory cells surrounding hair follicles (White et al., 2001).The history of the dog, including the dog’s breed, are also taken into account. Northern dog breeds such as the Alaskan Husky, Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute, and Samoyed make up a vast majority of the reported ZRD Syndrome I cases (Bonham, 2002; White et al., 2001). Young dogs from large breeds are the most common ZRD Syndrome II patients. Breeds such as the Doberman…

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    According to Diana Vilibert, Care2 writer, “the top 3 aggressive dogs are dachshunds, chihuahuas, and jack russell terriers. the least aggressive breeds are basset hounds, golden retrievers, labradors, siberian huskies, and greyhounds” (Care2). Pitbulls and rottweilers actually scored average to below average in a recent study of aggression. The top three aggressive dogs are small dogs, not big dogs, but size doesn’t make a big difference. These same breeds…

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    Dog Sledding History

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    Mark Twain once said, “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, is the size of the fight in the dog.” (Mark Twain) Sled dogs do far beyond of what we expect; they fight and push themselves throughout their lives to keep going. Modern day dog sledding is known by the heritage of dogs pulling a rope with some heavy equipment on the back, dog sledding also consists of strength, intelligence, and stability for people and dogs to maneuver such thing. While people still use dog sledding as a…

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    My Term Goals In Life

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    I also want a Siberian husky and a golden retriever. Maybe a Pomeranian because they are adorable. By this time, I would like to have created a very successful business so I don’t have to be stressed about money and also give my family a good life. I want to be able to go…

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    Human Evolution Of Dogs

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    hen you think of man’s best friend the name “Canis Lupus Familiaris” will most likely not come to mind. Canis Lupus Familiaris is the trinomial or subspecies name for the Canid species, the domestic dog (Yong, 2016). It is hard to believe that dogs such as toy or terrier breeds have derived from the grey wolf. To start the evolution of our many dog breeds today, we go back 10,000-30,000 years ago when the grey wolf walked all over the globe. Tribes and colonies during this time era encountered…

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    German Shepherd

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    physical traits and behaviors. Through this selective breeding, various dog breeds now exist, many of which have been bred to carry out desired functions. For example, the Border Collie has been bred for herding, the Dachshund for hunting, and the Siberian Husky for dog sledding. Another breed, known as the German Shepherd, was originally bred to herd and protect sheep. However, on account of their innate strength and intelligence, German Shepherds have also been widely known to be trained…

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    Don Lugo High School students have been raising and training guide dogs for their blind companions since 2014. At present, there are 19 dogs on deck to aid their blind human friends. Don Lugo High School principal Kimberly Cabrera explained that these dogs are with them on a daily basis as they go to school, public places, and school. At present, the students are set to raise 10 dogs. A daughter's inspiration to fuel the mother's mission Principal Cabrera recalled that the school's program…

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