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    Have you ever seen a perfectly trained animal and asked yourself how in the world did this animal get to know all of these fancy tricks and commands without an animal trainer? Animal Trainers help people teach animals essential skills they will need to know, and how to fight different battles as an adult. They train animals to do the right things like having better behavior and manners. The work involves a lot of physical labor, being patient, and helping provide for animals like feeding,…

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    Service dogs vs. coon dog What kind of dog would you want to have as a pet? Do you have health issues? Do you like the thrill of running after the dog when the tree? Well there are many reasons why a person has a coon dog, but there should only be one reason why you have a service dog if you are sick or have a condition that makes you unable to do stuff by yourself also it dependence on the person your health and you patients. My main topics are, they are both dominate and trainable but one…

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    Have you ever wondered when dogs started being by our sides? They have been by our sides for thousands of years ago. Dogs have changed a lot over the years. They changed from wolves to a man's best friend. The relationship between dogs and humans has changed over time because wolves became dogs and dogs became pets. A long time ago dogs had been wolves and they were ferocious. They were human and animal killers. Hundreds of thousands of years ago, humans regarded wolves wary of…

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    Artificial Selection

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    Beginning at the start of human civilization with the Ancient Egyptians, humans started to deliberately breed dogs to help with everyday tasks. The tasks Egyptians used dogs for included hunting and guarding. Thus, traits for strength and swiftness were selected for breeding so they were strong but fast. This allowed them the ability to catch prey and thieves. This act of choosing certain traits to enhance a dog’s ability to perform a set task is known as artificial selection. Charles Darwin…

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    often referred to as the Pit Bull, is considered to be the most aggressive dog breed around. However this has been proven to be false, by a k9 aggression test. The truth is the Pit Bull is not the most aggressive breed, because this characteristic belongs to the Dachshund breed. The differences between the Pit Bull and the Dachshund breeds are uncanny, of course the most obvious differences being those of the dogs size and stature. The average male Pit Bull weighs in anywhere from…

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    Informative Essay On Dogs

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    Dogs A dog is considered a man’s best friend because of its unlimited loyalty, compassion, and trust towards its owner. The first domesticated species that were selectively bred for Millennials is known as the dog. This animal varies in shape, size, and colours depending on the breed. Dog’s senses are incredible; They are forty times greater than ours for example, we can’t hear more than 23,000 hertz (what we measure sound in) while dogs can hear 45,000 hertz. The dog’s astounding evolution,…

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    from overseas and were originally used for herding cattle and sheep. They have always been very protective dogs and have been used for protecting the house, but when they were brought to America (Registry), they were the breed for dog fighting. For years in America, that’s what the dogs were bred to do until they started attacking people and kids. Then the government began to push for breed specific bans so people couldn’t have them. But if they are raised right then they won’t bite or attack…

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    Your Canine Catastrophe: 12 Ways To Ease Anxiety Over Grooming Canada boasts a heart-warming 5.9 million dogs, but winter snow, springtime mud and summer burrs make for one tangled coat. However, if your pet is fearful and anxious about grooming, you've got big problems. Here are 12 possible solutions. 1. Redirect Bad Behavior While you might be inclined to coddle and coo your misbehaving dog, sympathy isn't going to teach him to change his ways. If he sneers and struggles, give him a quick…

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    The Alaskan Malamute is a dog fur factory. He's a world-class leash-puller, and he'll eat his weight in food every four hours if you let him. The world is his backyard; that’s because few fences can contain him. But there may be no more joyful, exuberant, friendly dog in the animal kingdom, and none more likely to remind you just why you love dogs in the first place.The Alaskan Malamute is a big, powerful dog who was bred to pull sleds in harsh terrain and brutal climates. Consider that fact…

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    Pitbulls Research Paper

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    just like any other dog, want a caring family and a joyous home. Some individuals may argue that pit bulls should not be allowed to be kept as pets due to a few of the vicious crimes they have committed in the past, however, the entire pit bull breed should not be punished for the act of a few of their counterparts. Pit bulls, as long as they have a positive home environment, the proper social interaction, and get plenty of exercise are no more dangerous than any other dog and should be allowed…

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