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Do You Smell Something?
What is That Thing?
Body and Legs
100
It's these two traits of a dog's head that make dogs look so different from each other.
What are head size and shape?
100
These things in a dog's nostrils allow it to detect minute odors.
What are nerve endings?
100
What is a dewclaw?
100
When a dog is afraid, the hair on these things stand up straight.
What are hackles (shoulder and back)?
200
It's the small indentation in a dog's forehead.
What is a stop?
200
This is how a dog sizes up its environment.
What is "sniffing"?
200
You may have to do this to your laughter when you hear this alternate name for a dog's knee.
What is a stifle?
200
Dogs have 13 pairs of these to protect their large chests.
What are ribs?
300
This word for a dogs lips sounds like it should be on a bird.
What are flews?
300
Dogs' noses are 20 to 40 times more sensitive than these.
What are humans?
300
It may be another name for a dog's ear, but I wouldn't want to make a jacket out of it.
What is leather?
300
Most adult dogs have 42 of these permanent fixtures.
What are teeth?
400
The middle and inner ears that allow a dog to do this very well.
What is hearing?
400
The dog's nose is at the end of this thing, which some people like to nuzzle up to.
What is a muzzle?
400
It's another word for a dog's carpus.
What is a wrist?
400
Vocal folds, located in the neck, determine this.
What is a dog's bark, growl and whimper?
500
This point is on the back of a dog's skull. Of course, where else would you put it?
What is the occiput?
500
Just as no two humans have the same fingerprints, these are unique to every dog.
What is a nose print?
500
Unlike humans, who have ten of these, dogs have four of these on the ground per foot.
What are toes, or digits?
500
The haw or nicitating membrane helps to protect and clean these.
What are the eyes?