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Photo of an afghan hound
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Afghan hounds are a large, slim dog with a long, silky coat that gives them a very distinctive appearance. They are a very old breed from the mountains of Afghanistan, developed to find hares and gazelles. They are an independant dog, and are not easily trained. Even when trained, they aren't always obedient and will ignore commands they don't feel like obeying.
Photo of a female dog
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Bis forBitch

A bitch is a female dog.
Photo of a dog in a wading pool
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Pis forPool

A pool is a small, still body of water. The dog in the picture is in a wading pool. Larger pools that are big enough to swim in are called swimming pools.

Sis forStartle

You are startled when something surprises you and makes you "jump". The young horse in the picture has been startled by the dog.
Photo of a dog running very fast
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Fis forFast

The dog in the picture is running very fast. Other things that move fast are racing cars, planes and some animals. The fastest animal in the world is the cheetah. Another word for fast is quick. The opposite of fast is slow.
Photo of a man throwing a frisbee
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Fis forFrisbee

A frisbee is a round disc about the size of a plate usually made out of plastic. When you throw it it spins around and can fly a very long way at a slow speed. Frisbees are great fun to throw to other people, or throw to a dog so they can catch it.

Ais forAkita

Akitas are large dogs originally from Japan, and are descended from one of the oldest dog breeds. The breed is currently split into two - the American Akita and the Akita Inu. The American breed is larger, and a lot more colours are allowed. Akitas are a friendly, playful dog that needs lots of exercise. They can be boisterous around children, and can also be dominant so they need to be well-trained.
Photo of a dog at obedience classes
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Ois forObey

You obey when you do what you are told to do. The dog in the picture is at obedience classes. The opposite of obey is disobey.
Photo of a dog barking
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Wis forWoof

Woof is a noise a dog makes.
Photo of a dingo on a beach
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Cis forCanine

Canine means something relating to dogs, or describing something dog-like.