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canine

noun as in domesticated canid or animal resembling one

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To figure out the human equivalent for a dog’s age, most people just multiply by seven how long their canine has been around.

For example, Mychenberg’s dog Hercules will react to people and other canines, so they taught him to heel to her right side.

There are many to choose from, including models that can help keep an eager canine from pulling on the leash.

New research suggests the change is happening only in places where the wild canine’s populations are controlled with poison.

This allowed the canines to sniff a sample without touching it.

Me & Dog is off to a promising start and Mary Magdalene has some canine companionship.

Marines on skis and snowboards, several with leashed canine companions at their sides.

Catcoin And so explains the birth of Catcoin, the latest creation hell-bent on knocking its canine counterpart off its perch.

Professional shows weren't his thing, but this canine will wear just about anything and pose for the camera.

Right after all the parades for record-setting grain harvests and successful launches of canine cosmonauts.

As the caravan came nearer, David was convinced that he saw before him the owner of the cache and the canine.

The specimens from Honduras have a basal cusp on the hinder edge of the lower canine.

The canine teeth are proportionally much thicker and longer than those of men.

His tail is very short, not exceeding two or three inches; his canine teeth are much thicker and longer than those of man.

He has six incisive and two canine teeth in each jaw, without reckoning the grinders.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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