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English setters, like other dogs, use their sense of smell and acute hearing to locate food. They rely on their keen olfactory senses to detect scents associated with food, which helps them find it in their environment. Additionally, their instinctual hunting and retrieving behaviors guide them in seeking out and bringing back food.
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What does an englih setter use to buy food?
what does an English setter use to buy food
What does an English setter use to buy food?
A dog pound!
How do you use would and should in English?
I would like to give you this gift.I should get going bye.
What sport do you use the term setter?
VOLLEYBALL!!
What did the Maya use chocolate for?
umm to bye food and water and i think they worshiped it cause they thought it was a gift from the god
What is 'Prego e Ciao Ciao' when translated from Italian to English?
"After you, and Bye-bye!" or "Don't mention it, and Bye-bye!" or "You're welcome, and Bye-bye!" are English equivalents of the Italian phrase Prego e Ciao Ciao! Context makes clear whether the interjection, conjunction, and greeting involve the speaker letting the listener go first through a door (case 1) or responding to being thanked (examples 2, 3). Regardless of meaning or use, the pronunciation will be "PREY-go ey tchow tchow" in Italian.
Can you use food to fuel cars?
no you can not it is impossible i just tryed and blew my face off and i am in the hospital because of it thank bye :)
How do you use eerily in a sentence?
bye bye give me answer buddy
What is the word 'bye' when translated from English to Indonesian?
dadah, selamat jalan, selamat tinggal are common to use. But sometimes it's dadah (informal).
Can you use zbucks if you are not a jetsetter on zwinkycuties?
I think that you can only use ZBucks to buy a fish if you are not a Jet Setter.
What did English setters use to buy food?
A pound dog
How do you say goodbye from English to Turkish?
"Hoşça kal" pronounced "Hoshcha kal" in English pronounciation. The literal meaning is "Stay happy.." but the Turks use it as "Bye..." http://www.turkishlanguage.co.uk
