dog
used to praise a dog for its behavior
a dog kept for companionship
a dog that is a pet and lives with a family
a dog that has no home or owner
a dog trained to lead a blind person
a dog kept as a pet or on a farm, not wild
a dog that might attack people
a dog that has been taught to obey commands
a dog that is cruel and deliberately violent
a dog that behaves well and follows commands
a dog that is aggressive and frightening
a dog with parents of the same breed
a dog with parents of the same breed
a dog trained to find drugs or explosives by smell
a wild and violent dog
a dog trained to detect illegal drugs by smell
a dog living in a natural, undomesticated state
a dog trained to detect explosives by smell
a dog of mixed breed
a dog trained to follow the scent of a person or animal
a dog that lives in a wild state but was once domesticated
a trademark for a guide dog
a fierce dog kept to guard a junkyard; (figurative) a person with a relentlessly aggressive and unpleasant attitude
food specially prepared for dogs
a hard, dry biscuit given to dogs as a treat
a rope or chain for leading a dog
a rope or chain for leading a dog
the short, loud sound a dog makes
to bite and work something in the mouth
to make a low, threatening sound in the throat
the long, sad cry a dog makes
to make an aggressive growl with bared teeth
to bite or chew something repeatedly
a group of dogs, especially wild ones, that live and hunt together
to take a dog for a walk
to own a dog as a pet
to possess a dog
to own and care for a dog
to lead a dog on a walk for exercise
euphemism for killing a sick or old dog painlessly
euphemism for killing a sick or old dog painlessly
euphemism for killing a dog, often because it is dangerous or sick