How do dogs live in the ecosystem?

Answer 1

Humans have mostly made domesticated dogs more or less useless in ecosystems, but when they kill other animals such as rodents, birds and cats, they are being secondary (sometimes tertiary) consumers. When they die and we bury them, the nitrogen in their bodies is returned to the earth, and can be usurped by plants.

Answer 2

well it depends what kinda dog you shall have you shouldn't have a pug in Alaska but huskies yes but never push your dogs to hard you need to take is slow so they can adjust to there new home. :) taylor mcmillion

Answer 3

Dogs live in various ecosystems depending on their breed and domestication status. In the wild, dogs may live in a pack structure, hunting for food and interacting with other species. As pets, dogs interact with humans in urban, suburban, or rural environments. Their impact on the ecosystem can vary, from hunting pests to influencing wildlife behavior.

Answer 4

Dogs live all over the world in every climate. Domesticated dogs live inside or outside the owner's home. Outside dogs need a place for shelter from wind and rain.

Answer 5

A dog live in the house or outside.
houes

Answer 6

a dog coop,or a place inside

Answer 7

dog houses