Dogs have teeth that are specialised for tearing meat. Long canines are for catching and holding down struggling prey, and the premolars and molars are jagged and sharp and act like scissors, they cut mouth-sized chunks of meat for the dog to swallow. Because of this, dogs can only move their jaw up and down, they cannot grind food like humans and other omnivore animals.
Dogs also get most, if not all their needed nutrients from meat, organs and bone. Through the many centuries of living with humans, dogs became very adaptable and learned to scavenge for food, so their stomachs can deal a wide range of vegetable matter and other foods. Plants and vegetables can be used as part of a dog's diet, but they aren't a necessity.
Carnivore. It is related to the dog and wolf
no
obviously a carnivore. wow u are so dumb
omnivore
Yes, a dog-whelk is a carnivorous marine snail that feeds on other marine invertebrates like mussels and barnacles.
They do not eat plants but mostly meat plus dog food has no plants or veggies but meat into dog chow.
Carnivore
it is a carnivore
Carnivore
no
yes
No. A dog's natural inclination is to be a carnivore
Carnivore. It is related to the dog and wolf
1st Answer: both 2nd Answer: Carnivore
Yes a dog is a carnivore.
A dog is a carnivore but can be an omnivore when needs require.
no