Are dogs mammals

Answer 1

Yes dogs are mammals.

A dog is a mammal for the following reasons:

• It feeds its young on mother's milk - this is the primary reasons, and the one, single thing that all mammals share
• The young are born live, and not hatched (although there is a very small number of egg-laying mammal species)
• It has hair/fur
• It is warm-blooded
• It breathes through lungs

These are the characteristics of a mammal.

Answer 2

A dog is a mammal for the following reasons:

• It feeds its young on mother's milk - this is the primary reason, and the one, single thing that all mammals share.
• The young are born live, and not hatched (although there are three species of egg-laying mammals, in the group known as monotremes)
• It has hair/fur and skin (rather than scales or feathers)
• It is warm-blooded
• It breathes through lungs
• It is a vertebrate (that means it has a backbone)

Answer 3

Both. A dog is classified in the animalia kingdom (is an animal) in the mammalia kingdom (is a mammal). It is classified as a domesticated animal.

Answer 4

Mammals are classified as animals that give live birth and produce milk. Having these adaptations classifies the dog as a mammal.

Answer 5

Yes, dogs are mammals. Mammals are warm-blooded animals that give birth to live young and typically have hair or fur. Dogs have all these characteristics, making them mammals.

Answer 6

Yes, all dogs are mammals

Answer 7

Yes, all dogs are mamels.