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2 years ago

Who is second most closely related to the dog

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1 answer:

faltersainse [42]2 years ago

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Answer:

Gray Wolf.

Explanation:

10 of Your Dog's Wild Relatives:

1. Gray Wolf

2. Arabian Wolf

3. Arctic Wolf

4. Coyote

5. Jackal

6. Dingo

7. Dhole

8. Red Fox

9. Kit Fox

10. Arctic Fox.

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