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11111nata11111 [884]1 year ago

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I dont fully understand your question,But my fellow brainly user I am gonna try and help any way's!

Explanation:

While many dogs are companions, other dogs do serious work that helps others. Working dogs have real jobs that they take very seriously. These dogs have natural talents that are carefully honed with intensive training. Working dogs are trained to help others and they love the work.

Many of the jobs done by dogs can be done by multiple dog breeds as well as mixed breed dogs. Kennel clubs and dog breed organizations categorize certain dog breeds in a "working group." While those breeds traditionally worked (such as herding or guarding), today those dogs may or may not perform those functions.

Explore the types of working dogs and the jobs they are specially trained to perform.

I hope it helps you!

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