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Radical reform movement 1830?
abolitionist movement
How far can dogs recognize movement?
500m-750m
Does arthritis affect dogs like it does humans?
Yes. Dogs can get arthritis as well, and it can make movement painful and difficult for elderly dogs.
Why do dogs bark at passing bicycles?
Because, dogs are scared of Bikes, Cars, and Vans. They fast movement makes them nervous
Is it normal for the dogs penis to come out when he poops?
Yes. Its normal. Its just from pressure of pushing out the bowel movement.
Why do dogs chase wheels?
It is because they have a very quick reaction to movement and automatically find themselves in some way interested
What was the concept behind the seeing dog movement?
the concept was trained dogs could act as eyes for those who could not see.
Do dogs see and hear good?
Dogs are not good at telling colors, they are born daltonism, but they have broaden sight and they are more sensitive to movement of a object. Dogs have sharp hearring and olfaction. They can more precisely tell the source of a sound and scent and they also can sense a broaden range of sound and scent.
Can alcohol be harmful to dogs?
Alcohol is harmful to almost every living creature by damaging brain cells and slowing movement so the answer is YES
Movement of dog?
Dogs have the ability to move in a variety of ways. They can jump. walk on hind legs, run, walk backwards, and roll over.
Why were guide dogs invented?
The movement to train seeing eye dogs began after World War I in Germany, when many soldiers were returning home with injuries that left them blinded. The concept was to train dogs (in this case, German Shepherds), to guide the blind person out in public safely.
How does arthritis affect dogs?
It makes movement painful by stiffening the joints and reducing range of motion. Often dogs with arthritis are less active and spend more time laying around or sleeping because it hurts too much to be out playing and running.
