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Animal Research

Animal Research. By: Brianna Morales. Ainu Dog. K-W-L. What I know: The Ainu dog has fur It does not live in water It is a dog and it eats dog food. K-W-L. What I want to learn: How long do Ainu dogs live? Do they run fast? Does he fear people? How much does it weigh?. K-W-L.

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Animal Research

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  1. Animal Research By: Brianna Morales Ainu Dog

  2. K-W-L What I know: • The Ainu dog has fur • It does not live in water • It is a dog and it eats dog food

  3. K-W-L What I want to learn: • How long do Ainu dogs live? • Do they run fast? • Does he fear people? • How much does it weigh?

  4. K-W-L What I learned: • The Ainu dog is thought to be one of the oldest breeds of dogs in the world. They can hunt salmon, deer, and bears. • The Ainu dog is a medium sized canine that is well known for its strength and power.

  5. Food Sources • The Ainu hunted bears, deer, rabbit, fox, raccoon dog, and other animals. Ezo deer were a particularly important food source for the Ainu dog.

  6. Food Sources

  7. Adaptations • Generally the double coat of thick fur is used to keep the dog warm. It has an innate sense of direction to find its way home.

  8. Natural Habitat • The Ainu dog is thought to be one of the oldest breeds of dog in the world, first bred by the indigenous Ainu people of Hokkaido which is in Japan.

  9. Natural Habitat

  10. Sources: A-z-animals.com

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