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Extraordinary Dogs
Introduction

NATURE takes a close look at a familiar friend with an amazing capacity for love and learning in Extraordinary Dogs.

Dogs are anything but common animals. They develop lifelong bonds with the people that take care of them. Sometimes, they instinctively know when a human or animal companion is in trouble and in need of help. Whether it’s assisting the disabled or finding a person trapped underneath snow, dogs can be counted on to get the job done.

Loveable and dependable, canines have been assisting their human pals for hundreds of years — from pulling dogsleds to helping the blind get through the day safely. Dogs’ desire to please and willingness to follow commands make them good working partners as well as loving companions.

Through heartwarming and intimate personal stories about individual dogs and their owners, NATURE explores the world of dogs that go beyond “man’s best friend”.

To order a copy of Extraordinary Dogs, please visit the NATURE Shop.

Online content for Extraordinary Dogs was originally posted March 1997.

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#1

That is the cutest dog in the world.
I want one.

#2

do you like ya man i like.

#3

i thing this is like a star in the sky

#4

awwwwwww how cute

#5

NOW THAT IS A VERY CUTE WOLF. NICE EYES TO. ^_^ :) ^_^ :). WOLF’S ARE VERY ” COOL”.

#6

kwl worlf uv it!!!!!Gemme one like that!

#7

Did you know that the dogs involved from wolfs. The wolf is so cute and i wish i could do something to save those beutiful animals.

#8

i wish i had a wolf as a pet but not that much cause he probably would die.i rather let him live in his or her own habitat!!!!!!

#9

Cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#10

off the hook that dogs got style if u ask me

#11

this is cute!

#12

no that dog is totaly NOT cute and there i said it

#13

this dog looks weird. it kind of looks like a wolf not even close to a dog!

#14

i love that picture

#15

No artist will draw perfectly to an animals image. No animal will ever not matter.

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