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What is the Kingdom of a dog?
The kingdom of a dog is Animalia.
What is the kingdom of the domestic dog?
Canis Lupus or the gray wolf is in the Animal Kingdom.
What kingdom is a dog in?
Kingdom Animalia
What kingdom is the dog belong?
kingdom animalia
What kingdom would a dog be in?
Dogs are the Animalia kingdom.
What kingdom is a yorkie dog in?
United Kingdom the uk
What linnause kingdom is a dog?
Dogs are members of Kingdom Animalia.
What is dog classified in?
Kingdom: Dog You
What scientific kingdom does a dog belong to?
SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATION COMMON NAME: dog, domestic dog, canine, K-9 KINGDOM: Animalia PHYLUM:Chordata CLASS: Mammalia ORDER: Carnivora FAMILY: Canidae GENUS SPECIES: Canis familiaris
What is an assistance dog?
An assistance dog is a term used in the United Kingdom for a guide dog.
What kingdom does the dugong belong?
A dugong belongs to the kingdom Animalia.
What kingdom is the dog located in?
Dogs are classified as part of the Kingdom Animalia.
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