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Why do dog breeds differ so much in appearance?nudephil34772
QotW: 19.07.08 - Are huskies able to insulate themselves from heat?EmmaHildyard11291
Why do dogs chase their tails?chris71018
Could a human live as part of a wolf pack?katieHaylor1722
invention from "catchit" ...RD1704
Why vaccinate a dog every year?itadiki61231
Are any other animals like dogs, where smaller breeds outlive larger ones?itadiki41084
Are dogs easier to train spoken to in the language of their country of origin?itadiki113944
Should we ban pit bulls?tkadm30184295
Can a big dog breed with a small dog?neilep78863
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