What verse in the bible saids dogs have no soul?

Answer 1

It is my understanding that a dog is an "air breathing creature", thus a nephesh, the word used in Genesis 2:7 . That is my contribution to the answer to the question. I am not prepared to take it further. Be my quest. <<<Do not know what that was about; peoplle breathe air, as well; whether The Bible, particularly in the Torah portion, actually diescusses whether animals have souls or not: for what it is worth: The Torah is specific about treating animals, kindly (Book of Proverbs);Balaam's donkey was granted the ability to speak to his Master and the Angel said specifically the donkey would have been "spared" if it did not help Balaam avoid death (book of Numbers);animals in general were sacrificed before the coming of Christ in recompense for sins as a demonstration of the heavy cost of sin on one's soul (suggesting the relation of animal to soul); a whale was asked to swallow a human and not digest for God's purposes (book of Jonah); Christ said that were people not to praise him the stones would arise and praise him (book of Matthew) suggesting souls in all things God created perhaps?; a specific Donkey was sent for by Christ to be rode upon; the Torah is specific about not cooking an animal in its mother's milk (suggesting the integrity of an animal); the trees of the forest are said to rustle with praise for God suggesting again souls of all things God created (book of Psalms); and, finally, at least in English, the word "animal" is derived from the root word "anim" which means "spirit"

If it is our business to determine who or what has a soul, the above might help this quest for an answer