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What is a another name for dog?
A Canine is another name for a dog.
Is canine another name for horse?
a canine is a dog, wolf, fox, ect... another name for a horse is equine
What is another name for the Cuspids?
canine
What is another name for Dog?
canine
Scientific name for family dog?
canine
What is the name of the dog family that the scientists SAY?
canine
What is another name for a dog-like animal?
A canine
Is a fox considered a cat?
A dog. It's part of the dog family along with wolves, dogs, jackals, coyotes, etc.
Is a coyote a canine?
Yes, the coyote is in the canine family.
How can you use canine in sentence?
A member of the canine family.
Where did the word k-9 meaning dog come from?
K-9 came from the word canine, and canine is the scientific name for a dog.Canine was shortened to K-9
Another name for a dog?
A Stud and Sire (male), and a puppy (baby).
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