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The dogs in George Orwell's "Animal Farm" are raised by Napoleon as a means of asserting his authority and maintaining control over the other animals. They are trained to be fiercely loyal to him, serving as his enforcers and protecting his interests. Around Napoleon, the dogs display aggression and obedience, intimidating any dissenters and reinforcing his tyrannical rule. Their presence symbolizes the use of violence and fear to suppress opposition in a totalitarian regime.
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Where do the dogs come from and how do they act around napoleon in animal farm?
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Why does napoleon take Jessie and bluebells puppies?
to turn them into his body guards and enforcers ,and to use them as scare tactics
How do guinea pigs act around cats and dogs?
scared
In what way Napoleon isn't a tyrant?
Napoleon in act a Constitution of France and also believed Equality and Liberty.
How do huskies act around people?
huskies are great! There fun, playful, and there the best kind of dogs.
How much control does napoleon have in animal farm?
they act kind of hyper
Why do dogs act so strange?
That's an opinion. Some people think dogs don't act strange. Dogs are just being... dogs. It's what they do. Anyway, this question isn't specific.
How do dogs act when they are pregnant?
Dogs will not act any different when pregnant until the week they are due. And by then you should be able to tell.
What slave was famous for forcing Napoleon Bonaparte to act in Haiti?
Toussant L'Ouverture.
How do dogs act when in estrus?
mate
How do dogs act after they get their leg amputated?
Dogs act as normal but sometimes they do bark in pain. Dogs may be in pain at first but they soon get use to having only three legs.
What are some key aspects of the Dangerous Dogs Act?
Dangerous Dogs Act is an Act of the Parliament of United Kingdom. It was introduced in response to various incidents of serious injury or death resulting from attacks by aggressive and uncontrolled dogs, particularly on children.
