Fifty Nifty Facts about Dogs
by J.M. Chapman, S. M. Davis
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Pub Date Jun 21 2016 | Archive Date Nov 30 2016
Description
Dogs were the first animals ever domesticated by humans, and since then we’ve learned a lot about man’s best friend.
Did you know dogs can taste water?That dogs are born deaf and blind?That dogs shouldn’t eat apple seeds?
Discover these nifty facts and many more in this delightfully colorful, picture-packed exploration the pet living in more American homes than any other!
Did you know dogs can taste water?That dogs are born deaf and blind?That dogs shouldn’t eat apple seeds?
Discover these nifty facts and many more in this delightfully colorful, picture-packed exploration the pet living in more American homes than any other!
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This title is available on Amazon Kindle, but due to the large file size created by the book's gorgeous full color photographs, it is too large to be delivered to Kindle through NetGalley. The file must therefore be viewed as a PDF. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781939276537 |
| PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
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