DOGS
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DOGS
 Canis lupus familiaris
 Human’s best friend
 work, food, pet, friend, family
 Carnivore, fuzzy, trainable, curious
 Cannot eat chocolate
 Some are big, some are small
 Some are smart, some are naughty
 700~800 kinds, but still same species
POODLE
 Name from German “Pudel”
 Origin from Africa
POMERANIAN
 Origin from central Europe
 Little, vigorous, may be abused by children
 Longevity, 12~16 years old
BEAGLE
 Used for hunting rabbits
 Origin from Europe, then to England
 Restless, hard to tame, not shy with strangers
CHIHUAHUA
 Little body, big eyes
 Fragile, suit elders or single woman
 Origin from Mexico
 The oldest dog species in North America
DALMATIAN
 Origin from Croatia
 Easy to have kidney stone, especially the male
and old
 Disney <One Hundred and One Dalmatians>
LABRADOR RETRIEVER
 Kind, intelligent, not aggressive, obedient
 One of three not offensive dogs
 Guide dog, good at swim
 Origin from Newfoundland in Canada
GOLDEN RETRIEVER
 Patient, active, intelligent, need to be accompanied
 One of three not offensive dogs
 Hunting birds, good at swim
 Origin from Scotland
HUSKY
 Used to hunt reindeer, pull the sleigh
 One of three not offensive dogs
 Origin from Siberia
 Frightening appearance, gentle, vigorous
DACHSHUND
 Short legs, long body
 Track by smelling
 Origin from Germany
 Loyal, naughty, like chasing little animals
WELSH CORGI
 Used to pasture cows and sheep
 Intelligent, short
 Origin form Welsh, England
MALTESE
 Used to play
 Origin from Malta in the Mediterranean
 Adorable, hospitable, easy to be nervous, eat less
DOBERMAN PINSCHER
 Origin from Germany
 Used for military, army dog, guard dog
 Agile, muscular, aggressive, good at track
MINIATURE SCHNAUZER
 Origin from Germany
 Long hair near nose
 Curious, vivacious, intelligent
YORKSHIRE TERRIER
 Confident, alertness, friendly, energetic
 “movable jewel”, for its gorgeous long hair
 Only bigger than chihuahua
 Used to drive mice
BORDER COLLIE
 Shepherd dog
 Origin form Scotland and England
 Vigorous, easy learning acrobatics, most smart
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG
 Third smartest dog
 Origin from Germany
 Agile, loyal, brave, directive
 Police, guard, search, military, guide
OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG
 Gray, white, long hair, cover the eyes
 Used for pasturing
 Friendly, smart, peaceful, protective
SHAR PEI
 Origin from China
 Dog fighting
 Wrinkled skin, to enhance fighting
 Fierce, vigilant
CHOW CHOW
 Old species origin from China
 Dark blue tongue, straight back legs
 Stubborn, independent, hard to train
 Noble as a lion, humorous as a panda, attractive
as a teddy bear, elegant as a cat, loyal as a dog
PAPILLON
 Origin from Spain (some say French)
 Ears seems like a butterfly
 Obedient, gentle
SHIBA INU
 Old species origin from Japan
 Steady, loyal, clever, little rash
 My favorite <3
 “marutaro”, “maru in michigan”
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Dogs

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    DOGS  Canis lupusfamiliaris  Human’s best friend  work, food, pet, friend, family  Carnivore, fuzzy, trainable, curious  Cannot eat chocolate  Some are big, some are small  Some are smart, some are naughty  700~800 kinds, but still same species
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    POODLE  Name fromGerman “Pudel”  Origin from Africa
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    POMERANIAN  Origin fromcentral Europe  Little, vigorous, may be abused by children  Longevity, 12~16 years old
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    BEAGLE  Used forhunting rabbits  Origin from Europe, then to England  Restless, hard to tame, not shy with strangers
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    CHIHUAHUA  Little body,big eyes  Fragile, suit elders or single woman  Origin from Mexico  The oldest dog species in North America
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    DALMATIAN  Origin fromCroatia  Easy to have kidney stone, especially the male and old  Disney <One Hundred and One Dalmatians>
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    LABRADOR RETRIEVER  Kind,intelligent, not aggressive, obedient  One of three not offensive dogs  Guide dog, good at swim  Origin from Newfoundland in Canada
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    GOLDEN RETRIEVER  Patient,active, intelligent, need to be accompanied  One of three not offensive dogs  Hunting birds, good at swim  Origin from Scotland
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    HUSKY  Used tohunt reindeer, pull the sleigh  One of three not offensive dogs  Origin from Siberia  Frightening appearance, gentle, vigorous
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    DACHSHUND  Short legs,long body  Track by smelling  Origin from Germany  Loyal, naughty, like chasing little animals
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    WELSH CORGI  Usedto pasture cows and sheep  Intelligent, short  Origin form Welsh, England
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    MALTESE  Used toplay  Origin from Malta in the Mediterranean  Adorable, hospitable, easy to be nervous, eat less
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    DOBERMAN PINSCHER  Originfrom Germany  Used for military, army dog, guard dog  Agile, muscular, aggressive, good at track
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    MINIATURE SCHNAUZER  Originfrom Germany  Long hair near nose  Curious, vivacious, intelligent
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    YORKSHIRE TERRIER  Confident,alertness, friendly, energetic  “movable jewel”, for its gorgeous long hair  Only bigger than chihuahua  Used to drive mice
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    BORDER COLLIE  Shepherddog  Origin form Scotland and England  Vigorous, easy learning acrobatics, most smart
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    GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG Third smartest dog  Origin from Germany  Agile, loyal, brave, directive  Police, guard, search, military, guide
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    OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG Gray, white, long hair, cover the eyes  Used for pasturing  Friendly, smart, peaceful, protective
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    SHAR PEI  Originfrom China  Dog fighting  Wrinkled skin, to enhance fighting  Fierce, vigilant
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    CHOW CHOW  Oldspecies origin from China  Dark blue tongue, straight back legs  Stubborn, independent, hard to train  Noble as a lion, humorous as a panda, attractive as a teddy bear, elegant as a cat, loyal as a dog
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    PAPILLON  Origin fromSpain (some say French)  Ears seems like a butterfly  Obedient, gentle
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    SHIBA INU  Oldspecies origin from Japan  Steady, loyal, clever, little rash  My favorite <3  “marutaro”, “maru in michigan”
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