If you skin a wolf (Living mammals, gnawing mammals)


 

though it can chew very rotten meat and / newly born animals.  It is nowhere common.

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If you skin a wolf,  coyote and a domestic dog, you / would be hard put to it to identify any one of them / even if you were an anatomist. 


Confusion arises / from the fact that dogs in the wide sense of that term / have gone and head and developed what we may call / "nations" without changing in appearance very much.


To add to their charm, these little creatures make pa- / thetic whimpering noises when alarmed.

 

When seen alive its proportions are hardly / believable and must surely have been developed for / getting through or between things


and we would like to know more about it.

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all forms of unpleasant hangers-on - a result of their / habit of following the large cats, making a special noise / when doing so, and then eating up most of the feast as / soon as the cat's back is turned.


for their appalling call which, in the case / of the Indian race is said to be "Dead Hindoo . . . / where, where, where?"

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They will all interbreed with do- / mestic dogs, other jackals, or even wolves


 
there is a colossal mix-up of doggy creatures.
 

Hopping, gnawing, scheming


it is necessary to take a deep breath, metaphori- / cally, speaking, for this is the largest order