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Were the dogs live?
In a house of couse! Because they are trained and not living on streets or in the wild.
How do you get a lot of woofs on the dog island?
Help out as many dogs as you can. You get rewards (woofs) from them for helping :)
Where do dog's live?
Dogs live in most countries around the world. Dogs can either live in the wild or as pets. The country with the highest pet dog population is the United States of America, which is home to 61,080,000 pet dogs [Maps of the World, 2009].The Domestic Dog usually lives in its owner's house, as many dog owners view their dogs as part of the family.Dogs live all across the world. if your talking just about wild dogs around Vietnam, Philippines China, a lot of places. also coyotes and wolves are members of the canine family to.There are dogs that live in the wild in nearly every country. However, the most famous wild dogs live in savannah regions in Africa.
Who do dogs live with?
most dogs live with their owners, or they live alone, or they live with the other dogs in the dog kennel
How many year a dog live?
it depends on the breed. but most dogs live up to 12 - 17 years
Where do dog stay?
Where do dogs live?
Where do pet dogs live?
Dogs live in a kennel outside and can live in your house
Where dogs live?
Dogs live in many places such as:houses,woods,dog houses,and more.
Do they really use dogs for live bait for sharks?
to put it simply yes. The small volcanic island off Africa's east coast is bursting with stray dogs. Many locals view the strays as vermin. "There's no value to the life of a dog there,".
Where does a dog live?
Dogs live in most countries around the world. Dogs can either live in the wild or as pets. The Domestic Dog usually lives in its owner's house, as many dog owners view their dogs as part of the family.
What is the dog population in Ohio?
There is no limit to how many dogs you can have in a house hold. But how many live in Ohio I do not know.
Dog do the dog baby bom live?
Yes, baby dogs (puppies) are born live.
