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    The anatomy of dogs, when compared to their wolf ancestors, share many similarities and differences. Scientists have been able to “compare skull and teeth to modern wolves and dogs to prove its origin” (Terlach 2016). By utilizing the study of the shapes of teeth and skulls from wolves, scientists were able to relate how drastically dogs has evolved and distanced themselves from wolves. However, researchers have a difficult time determining the characteristics of dog evolution immediately when…

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    We have all heard the term man’s best friend but, is that true?I used to think that everybody loves their dogs, unfortunately that’s far from the truth since over 3.9 million dogs are abused and enter shelters each year. Some of us get our dogs from shelter which is amazing but, do you know what their life was like before you adopted them? Most shelters are overcrowded which makes disease spread easily. Dogs can be in their metal cages for year making them withdrawn, depressed, and…

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    Introduction All around the world, dogs have been living with humans since they became domesticated, and maybe even before then. Canines are now mostly human companions, a few being working dogs, but more likely they are just part of the family. As a result of breeding and selection of desirable qualities, we have created the over 350 canine breeds we see today (Pratt, 2004). In the past 50 years certain dog breeds have come under scrutiny for bad behavior, such as biting, and vicious attacks.…

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    acts the way it does and to also help understand how to properly train these animals. This, Yin explains, is not a good way of learning about dogs. Dogs, after all, are not wolves. A wolf kept with humans reacts a lot differently in nearly every situation then a dog would. Many consider the dog to be inferior to the wolf due to its inability to survive in the wild but they also need to consider that wolves are not well adapted to living with humans. In this section of her book, Yin stresses the…

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    Flying Fox Research Paper

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    My animal is a gray headed flying fox. It is a bat but is called a grey headed flying fox because, it looks like a fox with a gray head and it can fly. It is found along Australia's east coast from Rockhampton, Queensland in the north to Melbourne, Victoria in the south. It is called a megabat or (Megachiroptera) they are mammals which means animals that feed their young on milk. They like to “camp out” in trees, eucalypt forests and rainforests. Or in sclerophyll vegetation usually near water…

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    Canines Research Paper

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    Most of our animal friends including dogs originally were all wild animals which over the years have been domesticated to suit a behaviour that in the past aided their carer undertaking a particular responsibility or task. A number of types of canines have been purposely bred with specific skills and disciplines in mind, and their temperament is a unmistakeable reflection of the countless years of shaping the type of dog for it's intended function. However, over the years as we have moved on…

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    How Rugby Changed My Life

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    Dogs fight back when you provoke them. My dog gave me a scar when I was three, after I pulled his tail and the effect of that is him scratching me. Ever since that I´ve had a scar most of my life on my top lip that is noticeable. Just like the scar I've had dogs for most of my life but one thing that I've not had my whole life till recently is the interest of a underrated sport that is almost like football known as rugby one of the coolest sports ever. Thinking about playing rugby makes me lose…

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    Are you or your family looking for a new dog? Dogs are companions as long as they fit the puzzle that is your life because you can’t just get a dog because it’s cute. These are the seven most popular dogs for different lifestyles. I hope Your family finds the one. Here are the best low energy dogs. If you go for a walk at least once a week then a Bulldog may be perfect for you this dog loves naps. You could also try a Mutt (a mixture of 2+ dogs breeds) depending on what kind of mutt you get…

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    About seven years ago, I got my first dog. I fell in love with her from the moment I saw her! She was so sweet. In fact, I still have her today. Her name is Bella. If your looking for an extension to your family, and want to get a dog, here are some breeds of dogs that you and your family should take a closer look at. This essay will explain and evaluate some of the best breeds of dogs for families with children. The first dog that would be a great extension to your family is a Golden…

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    Dog Lifespan Essay

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    Understanding A Dog's Lifespan: How Long Can Dogs Live? Most households have considered owning a pet or two. Most of the dogs then were mainly used to help secure the home which is why it was most common to see large breed of dogs. But for the past years, you may have noticed how toy dogs have become extremely popular. Some famous toy dogs which are owned by celebrities have been featured on various television shows and shared how extravagant the lives of these dogs have become. From wearing…

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