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 1   I,  1  |     ground, as the horse and the dog. make to themselves holes,
 2   I,  1  | affectionate and fawning, as the dog; others are easy-tempered
 3   I,  5  |      four, as the lizard and the dog; some have more, as the
 4   I,  6  |          man, lion, stag, horse, dog, and so on; though, by the
 5   I,  16 |          man resembles that of a dog; for it is not much bigger
 6  II,  1  |       characters to resemble the dog.~The quadrupedal vivipara
 7  II,  1  |       the pig, the bear, and the dog; others are especially hairy
 8  II,  1  |      many-toed, as the lion, the dog, and the pard); others have
 9  II,  1  |         but in the belly, as the dog and pig; and they have a
10  II,  1  |  proportion of the parts, as the dog. Some animals at first have
11  II,  1  |          lion, the pard, and the dog; and some have teeth that
12  II,  7  |          as is the case with the dog, the lion, and with all
13  II,  8  |        and stronger, more like a dog in face, and is more savage
14  II,  8  |         are more like those of a dog than are those of a man.~
15  II,  17 |    stomach; as man, the pig, the dog, the bear, the lion, the
16  II,  17 |        the gut, as the lion, the dog, and man. In the other animals
17  II,  17 |       pig; in others that of the dog, alike with the larger animals
18  II,  17 |          other cases that of the dog.~The serpent genus is similar
19  II,  17 |    resembling the stomach of the dog; then comes the gut, long,
20 III,  1  |          midriff, as in man, the dog, the pig, the horse, and
21 III,  7  |      bone, as in the case of the dog; in others it is composite
22   v,  2  |          is the same as with the dog. Cats do not copulate with
23   v,  2  |          as is the case with the dog and bitch; and the penis
24   v,  5  |    selachia copulating hindways, dog and bitch. In the cartilaginous
25   v,  10 |          for example the spotted dog, seem to breed twice a month,
26   v,  14 |          is three years old. The dog and the bitch are, as a
27   v,  14 |          is more common with the dog than with the bitch. The
28  VI,  20 |         seen in the case where a dog contrives to line a bitch
29  VI,  20 |        disposed to submit to the dog, but in the seven days that
30  VI,  20 |        allowed to live idle.~The dog of the Laconian breed lives
31  VI,  20 |         well in representing the dog of Ulysses as having died
32  VI,  20 |         is the longer-lived.~The dog sheds no teeth except the
33  VI,  20 |     so-called "canines"; these a dog of either sex sheds when
34  VI,  20 |         Men discern the age of a dog by inspection of its teeth;
35  VI,  32 |     organ in the wolf and in the dog; the part resembling the
36  VI,  35 |        35~The wolf resembles the dog in regard to the time of
37  VI,  35 |        bear as many young as the dog, and live on the same food;
38  VI,  35 |       thos, or civet, as for the dog; the cubs of the animal
39 VIII,  5 |         him, and will inveigle a dog within its reach by making
40 VIII,  5 |          like the excrement of a dog. The wind discharged from
41 VIII,  5 |          way, the lion, like the dog, lifts its leg to void its
42 VIII,  22|       the disease if bitten by a dog so afflicted; the disease
43 VIII,  22|          disease is fatal to the dog itself, and to any animal
44 VIII,  22|        feet. The camel, like the dog, is subject to rabies. The
45 VIII,  28|        but some are less, as the dog, the wolf, the hare, the
46 VIII,  28|          between the fox and the dog. They say that the Indian
47 VIII,  28|         They say that the Indian dog is a cross between the tiger
48  IX,  44 |         up like the running of a dog; but when he is in pursuit
49  IX,  44 |       between their legs, like a dog. A lion was once seen to
50  IX,  44 |        as that for the bite of a dog.~The thos, or civet, is
51  IX,  44 |        but it is an enemy to the dog and the lion, and consequently