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Pis forPup

Baby seals, dogs, wolves and babies of some kinds of rodent are called pups. When you are talking about pups of a domestic dog, you usually call them puppies.

Babies

Photo by Pete Markham

Cis forComfortable

Something is comfortable if it feels nice to use. You are comfortable if you feel good and at ease while doing something. The dog in the picture is in a very comfortable chair.

Positivity

Photo by Woodley Wonderworks

Dis forDig

Digging is where you use a spade or your hands (or your paws if you are a dog) to move sand or dirt around. Usually you dig to make a hole. The boy in the picture is helping to dig a vegetable garden. The past tense of dig is dug.

Verbs

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Dis forDoberman

Doberman dogs, also called dobermann Pinschers, are a large, slim dog originally from Germany. They were used most often as guard dogs or police dogs, but are now most common as pets. They are an extremely loyal, protective, intelligent dog. They have developed a reputation for aggression, this has been selectively bred out in recent years but the reputation remains and is still popularised on TV and in movies.

Dogs

Photo by Mike Baird

Eis forEnglish cocker spaniel

Cocker spaniels are a medium-sized dog that come in several colours, the most familiar being the golden cocker in the picture. They are a happy, loyal, affectionate dog that makes a good pet. They do not like being left alone.

Dogs

Photo by deovolenti

Cis forCower

You cower when you crouch in fear. The dog is cowering under a Christmas tree.

Verbs

Photo by Duane Brayboy

Ois forOwner

You are the owner of something if you possess it and it belongs to you. The man in the picture is the owner of the dog in the picture.

Photo by Fernando de Sousa

Bis forBald

You are bald if you have little or no hair on your head. Some men go bald as they get older, but other people shave off their hair to become bald. The man in the picture is bald, but his dog certainly is not!

Hairstyles, Adjectives

Photo by MandCo

Ris forRottweiler

Rottweilers are a large, strong, sturdy dog originally bred as a herding dog in Germany. Today they are often seen as guard dogs. They are good natured, calm, and are good around children.

Dogs

Photo by OakleyOriginals

Sis forShake

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You shake something when you move it vigorously up and down or from side to side. The dog in the photo is shaking water out of its coat. People shake drinks like milk to make them frothy. Shaking can be used to communciate too. People shake their heads from side to side to mean "no", and two people will shake hands as a greeting.

Motion, Verbs