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Dogs
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2011
Taiwan has 28 certified guide dogs for roughly 60,000 blind people in need. Students conducted primary research to understand why this is the case and produced a website that presents their findings as well as solutions for the community.
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2009
This site contains everythin you need and want to know about dogs. The reader will learn about a dog's needs, how to train it, how dogs help humans, and how to find the right dog for your family.
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2006
Friend or foe? Our school is on the prairie in Colorado. We often see and hear coyotes. Our site examines the facts and myths related to coyotes. We also investigated different perspectives concerning coyotes: wildlife to be protected or predators to be destroyed? We hope you enjoy learning about this amazing creature as much as we did.
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2004
This is a site that highlights some of the types of jobs that dogs do. We were able to interview a few people and their working dogs in our community.
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2003
On this website you will learn how to raise puppies or dogs from the first step to the last. Hopefully you will learn a lot about raising a dog.
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2003
Lend a Helping Paw contains different information on dogs that help disabled people. The specific types of disabilities are visual impairment, hearing impairment, and people in wheelchairs. Throughout this website there are pages on guide dogs, hearing dogs, assistance dogs, activities, and the resources and organizations too.
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2003
This site is full of information on dog sledding.
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2003
Welcome, to Pug Mania! Everything that you want to know about Pugs! And More!
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2003
Enter this site to learn about the different breeds of dogs.
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2003
This site has information about some different kinds of animals.
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2002
Our website has the history of dogs. It will tell you why dogs do what they do. We tell you about the other type of dog, the wolf. We let you know about the two types of dogs, the small breed and the large breed.
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2002
Man's Best Friend contains a dog dictionary to help you identify many different breeds; quizzes, vocabulary, and activities for our favorite dog books; games, polls, and puzzles; an Internet project designed for dog lovers; craft ideas; and more.
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2002
Pets of the U.S. is the best website on pets. It has educational articles on:dogs, cats, fish, hapsters, and rabbits. There are fun quizzes and games over the sections. Pets of the U.S. rules!
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2001
Our site is about dogs. We offer helpful hints on the types of dogs to avoid, different breeds, and safety - especially for puppies.
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2001
Our website is on Australian animals and their diets, habitats, and characteristics.
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2001
This web site allows people to learn about how dogs have been used to benefit humans and focuses on four breeds of dogs: German Shepherd, Labrador, Beagle, and Husky. We also have a game page to see how much one has learned about the dogs.
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2001
DOGS! Come with us and learn about all different kinds of dogs. We will lead you through information about different kinds of breeds-their care and their health. We will surprise you with some amazing facts about this treasured animal. So, if dogs are one of your favorites let us set you straight.
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2001
Our site, Getting Close and Cuddly, is designed to teach you all about dogs. We have included the top ten favorite dogs, an interview with a vet on how to care for your dog, some famous dog stories, and even an activity to help you choose the best dog for you.
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2001
The You and Your Pet web site is a fun, cool way for you to learn more about pet care and exciting ways for you to play safely with your pet. The web site consists of fun games and tools to help you learn about interacting one on one with your pet. And the whole time you're on this web site, you'll have so much fun that you won't even notice all the helpful facts you will be learning. Of course, the whole point of this web site is for you to learn about the perfect pet and how to care for it. We hope you have a fun and exciting time while taking a tour through the world of pets.
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2001
"Who Let the Dogs Out" consists of everything you need and want to know about dogs. This includes how to keep your dog healthy, training your dog and a lot more.
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2000
Our web site is about four different kinds of small dogs. It is probably different from most web sites because we have added personality. Our dog tour guides take visitors through their web site. We have descriptions and facts about how to care for Dachshunds, Pugs, Cocker Spaniels, and Chihuahuas. We have even included a section of letters "written by dogs" that are replies to common questions asked by people. There is also a place on the site where visitors can choose a name for their dog.
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2000
This website is all about dogs and how to take care of them.
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2000
This website contains information on the care and health of dogs and puppies.
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2000
This is a web site on canines. It includes a brief description of their history, some tips on pet care, and a pictorial guide to the many species of dogs .
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2000
Our entry is about dogs, also known as "Man's Best Friend." Our site includes the results of a dog survey done at our school, specific information on ten dog breeds, general dog care information, an interview with a dog owner, games to be played, and links to other dog sites. Each of the ten breeds on which we focused, has its own page. On each of the breed pages is a picture and detailed information about the dog. Elsewhere in the site there is general information on identifying the parts of a dog and how to take care of a dog as well as the results of an interview, and a survey done in our school.
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2000
Our site is about choosing a dog or a cat for a pet. It gives kids information so they can convince their parents to get them a pet. It teaches you about training, feeding, caring for, and living with a cat or dog. There is a quiz and a word search. There is also a poll for people to respond to us as to their favorite pet.
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2000
This is a webpage to educate the public on the most common pets on earth, cats and dogs. Through an easy navigational panel and exciting infomation, this webpage would certainly be popular among internet users who love their pets!
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2000
Students look at the joys and responsibilities of having a pet, primarily dogs and cats. They list different breeds and how to chose the right pet. They discuss training and caring for pets. Our students conducted a survey of their classmates to determine the types of pets they have and their views on training pets. Students will have a quiz section. They also provide opportunities for viewers to E-mail with questions or comments. Finally, students will have appropriate links on the web site.
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2000
This site is designed to help people understand the importance of taking care of their dogs. It will include sections on how to choose a dog, training, nutritious food and how to solve "doggie" dilemmas.
About this site
1999
Although dogs are called "man's best friend", many people do not know a lot
about dogs. Our goal in constructing this web page is to teach the web world all
about our canine friends. We will discuss the different types of dogs such as toy
dogs and working dogs. We will also provide information about the different
breeds of dogs as well as pictures of many of them. Since all of our group
members own at least one dog, we plan to include information about how to
care for them. Many dogs have outstanding senses of hearing or smell. We will
include facts about this as well as how they use them. Now, more than ever people are learning to love dogs and we hope our web page will promote this even more.
About this site
1999
This group did research on many different breeds of dogs. The group members choose which breeds they wanted to report on and than created web pages that gave information, links to other web sites, and pictures of dogs. They used both real pictures and clip art graphics.. The members wanted to give students on the internet oth factual information and their own opinion of which dogs make good pets. For that reason they included personal comments about the different breeds. The members wanted to share their favorite dog websites with other students. They would also like to correspond with other students to share more information with others. There is a dog puzzle that will teach visitors to the site how to drag graphics from one place to another
About this site
1999
The students chose to research dogs because they love them. This project was an optional way to do their research project. This project incorporates the 3 "T's" - what some say has replaced the 3 "R's" in education. Those 3 "T's" are Technology, Teamwork and Thinking. In order to be successful in this day and age, students must be adept at all three. The parents of my students, as well as the technology department of my district, are in wholehearted support of these objectives. In addition to the skills the students have learned, the parents of my students also feel that their children have learned very valuable, life-long lessons as well.
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1999
We want kids to learn about helpful dogs and know what to do when you come across one.
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1999
The point of this page is to educate kids and adults about dogs. What kind to pick? How to train them? And much more...It allows you to look for a dog that you think would fit you and your lifestyle the best and learn about them. Not only is this web site educational, but it is also fun. It has a trivia page, crossword puzzle and word search. Before you visit this web page you might know a few dogs names, but when you leave you will know many kinds of dogs and information about them.
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1998
Dogs are not only "man's best friend," but they can also be trained to be man's best helpers in many ways. Guide dogs are trained to guide blind people through their daily activities. Dogs can also be taught to act as "ears" for the deaf or perform specialized police work.Of course they are best at being family companions. Learn how to train a puppy and find out about some of the most popular breeds.
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1998
Learn about the benefits of getting your next pet from the Humane Society.
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1998
You finally talk your parents into letting you have a dog and now you have no idea what to do. If it's a puppy you've got, this site can help: from actual birth of a pup, to the general care that your pup will need. Find out about the historical importance of dogs in certain societies, or just learn more about the Pekingese, the Golden Retriever, and the Saint Bernard.
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