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	Question: Why do dogs pant and drool?  Answer: The saliva helps them swallow food and keeps their mouths clean. Dogs don't sweat, so the panting helps cool air flow over the tongue and lowers the body temperature.  Question: Why do dogs sniff each other?  Answer: Dogs sniff each other to detect pheromones, which are chemicals made by animals. Dogs smell for pheromones to determine if another dog is angry, scared or friendly.  Question: Why do dogs bury bones?  Answer: Dogs bury bones to keep the food safe from other animals.  Question: Why do dogs prick their ears and wag their tails?  Answer: Dogs prick their ears to determine which direction a sound is coming from. They wag their tails in different ways to communicate. If they are scared, they put their tails between their legs.
	Information source: From an article found in The Arizona Republic newspaper. Sunday, September 9th, 2007 issue. Kid City section of the Sunday comics. Author unknown.

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Bulldog Rejoins List Of Top 10 Canines

NEW YORK – The bulldog has charmed its way into the top 10 most popular breeds in the nation after an absence of more than 70 years, according to the American Kennel Club.   The No. 1 dog remained the Labrador retriever for the 17th consecutive year.   The thickset bulldog, with its low-slung body, sagging snout and wide shoulders, last made the top 10 list in 1935, when it again placed 10th.   "The bulldog is both docile and adaptive and can thrive in small or large homes," the Kennel Club said Wednesday January 16th 2008.   "It's an excellent all-around family pet."   The Labrador retriever was followed by the Yorkshire terrier, the German shepherd and the golden retriever.

Information source:  Article by the Associated Press. Found in the Thursday, January 17, 2008 issue of  The Arizona Republic newspaper. ( BUZZ ) section.

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Mycroft's Column Mycroft © Bert E. Kavich Productions. All Rights Reserved. "Double-check Your Home For Potential Safety Hazards To Your Pets"     Have you looked around your house lately with a dog or cat's eye view?   Maybe it's time.   There are hazards to our pets that many of us just don't think about until it's too late.   For example, do you have a paper shredder? Is it on the floor or a low shelf where a curious pet could be injured?   There have been several instances where dogs have gotten their tongues cut by paper shredders because they got too close or went after paper that was disappearing into the teeth of the device.   Tuck away sewing kits.   Cats, especially, are fascinated by string and thread, which are deadly if they swallow them. The long pieces wrap around their intestines and can kill the animal.   Some houseplants are harmless to pets, such as spider plants. But others, such as lilies or rubber trees can be dangerous to cats who like to nibble greens.   There are also dangers for pets in the kitchen from foods that humans may not realize are a problem. Most of us know that chocolate is poisonous to dogs and cats, but did you know onions can be toxic?

Information source: The above is an article written by Laurie Denger - Dayton (Ohio) Daily News -  Found in The Arizona Republic Newspaper. Saturday, August 5th. 2006 issue.

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