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Henry and Mudge
Henry and Mudge
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Dogs
Dogs
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Why does Henry want to live on a different street?
He's lonely because he has no friends.
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What do Henry's parents USUALLY say when Henry asks them for something?
"Sorry"
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Some people who can't see use guide _____ to help them walk around.
Horses
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What are two important facts you know about nonfiction stories?
They tell us about true facts. They usually have pictures that help us understand the story.
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Where are two places dogs can sleep?
On a special dog bed or in the owner's room/bed
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What is the genre of Henry and Mudge?
Realistic fiction
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Why did Henry's parents agree to buy him a dog?
Because they saw how sad and lonely he was.
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The cousins of dogs are...
Wolves and coyotes
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What can dogs do for people?
Fetch or get the newspaper
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What are two types of food dogs eat?
Canned food and dry dog food
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There are 3 things Henry looks for in a dog. What are they?
Not a short dog, not a curly haired dog, and no pointed ears
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Why is Mudge short when Henry gets him?
He's still a puppy
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How tall is Shannon Teacher?
157 cm.
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What are two ways you can exercise your dog?
Play fetch or walk it
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What can mammals make that other animals can't?
Milk for their babies
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How many collars did Mudge grow out of?
Seven
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How tall and heavy does Mudge grow to become?
3 feet tall, 180 pounds
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How do reading dogs help children?
They sit and listen to them read so the children feel better about reading
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How are pets different from other animals?
They live with people and people must take care of them.
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A lot of puppies are called _____. Why is it important for them to stay with their mother for some time?
A litter. They need their mother because they can't see and they need milk.
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How does getting Mudge solve Henry's problem?
He solves Henry's problem of being lonely and without any friends or brothers and sisters to play with.
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Why is it important to Henry to have a big, tall dog?
He wants to play with the dog like it's a friend or a person.
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How old was the oldest dog that ever lived?
29 years old! In human years, that's about 160 years old!
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Why are chewing bones important for dogs?
It keeps their teeth strong and clean.
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Why are a collar and nametag important? How can a leash help you when you're walking your dog?
They can help people return your dog if it gets lost. A leash can help stop your dog from running away.