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3 years ago

How many commands does gabbys dog Ollie knows

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professor190 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

40 commands

He knows more than 40 commands. If Gabby falls, she can tell Ollie to “speak,” and he'll bark until help arrives. But Gabby says Ollie's cool tricks aren't even the best thing about her animal companion.

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I think that he felt bad about himself because he judged the boy by his appearance.

4. Does his experience reflect bias or prejudice? Why?

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