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Page 1: Dog vocabulary
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A dog can be the eyes for a person with a seeing

disability.

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disabilityWhen something

stops you from doing something that most

people can do

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How might a trained dog help someone

with a hearing disability?

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The stand-stay

position is difficult for a dog to learn.

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positionDescribing a the way a person or

thign stands, sits, or lies down

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Is it more comfortable to be in a standing position or a sitting position for a

long period of time?

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Dogs get very

attached to their trainers.

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attachedFeeling very

close to a person or thing

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If you feel attached to someone do you want to be near them or do you stay away from

them?

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Trained dogs give assistance to people

who have special needs.

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assistance

When you help someone or something

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Would you be more likely to give assistance to your

friend or an elderly person?

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Dogs depend on their owners for

food.

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dependWhen you need

someone or something

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Do you depend on your friends or your parents to cook you

dinner?

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Dog owners have the responsibility of

caring for their dogs.

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responsibility

Something you have to do or take care of

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Is it your responsibility to go to school or go to

work?

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A frisky puppy can jump and play for

hours.

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friskyVery lively and playful

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Which is more likely to be frisky, a kitten or a

snail?

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People with birds have an

affinity for pets with feathers.

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affinityWhen you

naturally like something

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Are you more likely to have an affinity for

reading a good book or cleaning your room?

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exercise

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bicycle

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sometimes

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special

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