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Dogs have four legs due to their evolutionary adaptation as quadrupeds, which provides stability and balance while allowing for efficient movement. This limb structure enables them to run, jump, and navigate diverse terrains effectively. Additionally, having four legs allows for better weight distribution, which is crucial for their survival in the wild. Overall, this anatomical design supports their hunting, foraging, and social behaviors.
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How many legs do most dogs have?
Dogs have 4 legs.
How many legs are on four dogs?
there are 16 legs
All dogs have four legs Rover is a dog Rover has four legs This is an example of?
syllogism
What dogs don't have four legs?
the ones that get hit by cars and lose their legs
What animals have four legs and start with N?
Newfoundland and Norfolk terrier are four legged dogs. A nanny goat has four legs.
How many dogs do you need to have 100 legs?
Assuming every dog has four legs, then you would need 25 dogs to have 100 dog legs.
How many legs do cats have?
The Same Amount As Dogs 4 legs to be exact!
Why are dogs called four legged if two are arms?
because the dogs walk on all of their legs
How many legs does a husky dog have?
Huskies, like all dogs, have four legs. Only on rare occasions are dogs born with 3 legs (usually birth defects or disease)
How many legs does a staffordshire bulldog have?
A Staffordshire Bull Terrier, like all dogs, naturally has four legs.
How does dog moves?
A dog trots by means of propulsion with its four legs. Usually dogs walk with three legs on the ground at a time; dogs have two legs on the ground to save time while leaping.
Is there different things about dogs and humans?
Two main things. Dogs have four legs and a tail - people don't.
