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    Why Labradoodles make the best dog One of the best moments in my life is when I was going to get my dog. It started off with my mom saying “I was looking at dogs for sale and I saw this Labradoodle‚ and I was wondering if you guys wanted to go and see if you wanted to get him.” Of course we responded yes because we had been looking for a dog for about 3 months. The reason why we have been looking for this type of dog is because Labradoodles are known for being hypoallergenic‚(Vetstreet) and my brother

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    We’d heard rumors about former wolf-girls who never adapted to their new culture. It was assumed that they were returned to our native country‚ the vanishing woods. We liked to speculate about this before bedtime‚ scaring ourselves with stories of catastrophic bliss. It was the disgrace‚ the failure that we all guiltily hoped for in our hard beds. Twitching with the shadow question: Whatever will become of me? *** At the insistence of Dr. Carney‚ I chose to start my semester by reading one

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    Extremely large boarhounds resembling the Great Dane appear in ancient Greece; in frescoes from Tiryns dating back to 14th–13th centuries BC.[1][2] The large boarhound or Molossian hound continues to appear throughout ancient Greece in subsequent centuries right up to the Hellenistic era.[3][4][5][6] The Molossian hound‚ the Suliot dog and specific imports from Greece were used in the 18th century to increase the stature of the boarhounds in Austria and Germany and the wolfhounds in Ireland.[7][8][9][10][11][12][13]

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    " On his first job as a biologist‚ Farely Mowat learned many things about the Arctic wolf and about himself." Mowat records his observations of wolf behavior and his account of daily life in the sparsely populated Keewatin District in Never Cry Wolf. As Mowat comes closer to the wolf world‚ he comes to fear with them on onslaught of bounty hunters and government exterminators out to erase the noble wolf community from the Arctic. To start‚ the government‚ followed by the trappers and the hunters

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    The sit command is another vital link in the chain that is dog training. Teach- ing a dog to sit on command‚ using voice commands alone‚ will form the ground- work of much future training‚ so it is important for the dog to master this vital skill. The sit command can be combined with the heel command. As you walk alongside your dog‚ stop abruptly. If your dog does not stop when you do‚ give a sharp tug on the leash to remind the dog. Many dogs will instinctively stop when you do‚ while others

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    How to Behave So Your Dog Behaves Chapter 4 Dr. Sophia Yin does a great job explaining the logic and reasoning behind why a dog acts the way it does (Yin‚ 2004). Her book is full of pictures and drawings that show in detail what she is talking about. Chapter four of her book is about learning to understand and read the body language of a dog. She teaches that through careful analysis and observation‚ a person can learn to quickly pick up on slight signals that communicate how a dog will respond to

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    Landscape of Fear In “Scared to Death” by Ed Yong‚ he discusses how the addition of one predator can cause a cascade effect on the remaining prey in the ecosystem. The grey wolf was originally eradicated in the Yellowstone Park in order to increase quality of life for the elk. The elk was the natural prey of the wolf‚ and faced dwindling populations due to its presence. Following the elimination of the removal of the wolves‚ the elk population flourished‚ reaching numbers as high as 19‚000. This

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    The moonlight reflected off the fresh blood on the wolf’s fur. The screaming pierced the air‚ though no one awoke from it. The wolf couldn’t help but think how stupid the human was being; screaming couldn’t save it. Screaming would just make it die sooner. The wolf didn’t like screaming -- in fact‚ he could barely stand it. “Dren!” A woman’s voice called out. The wolf’s head shot up. Oh no. Her? Here? Now? He’d have to finish her quickly. Ok. He could hide the parts quite easily...from most outsiders

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    In Ernest Gaines‚ “The Sky is Gray‚” readers are introduced to James‚ a young boy growing up in Louisiana during a time when Jim Crowe laws still played a significant role in the daily life of African Americans. Under the guidance of his mother‚ Octavia‚ James learns survival skills based on rationale‚ accept generosity without showing weakness and with the help of a preacher and student‚ he learns to exercise stoicism in order to thrive and survive in a segregated world which is not an easy task

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    Have you felt you wanted to get somewhere but are too afraid to do it. In George Gray he is reaching to find meaning in his life but is too afraid to find something. He is too scared that he will be hurt by the outcome or defeated by life in some way that he will not reach out. Now in his poem he is telling how he wants to find the meaning of life by saying he will set the sails to and find it. The mood of this poem is depressing‚ and demoralizing. The author has no meaning in life and it

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