what is a classify a pet dog as a autotrophy or heterotroph and as an herbivore carnivore, or omnivore

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1 answer:

creativ13 [48]3 years ago

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A pet dog is a heterotroph. That is because we feed it and it doesnt make its own food.

It is mainly a carnivore, but the answer is that it is an Omnivore.

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