rescue dog
Britishnoun
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a dog trained to assist rescue workers See also search dog
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a dog that has been placed in a new home after being abused, neglected, or abandoned by its previous owner
Example Sentences
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Finnegan is a shaggy black rescue dog who, for all his good-natured goofiness, carries the guilt and shame of being abandoned by his first owner.
A story for young readers about a rescue dog and a young cheetah is inspired by real-world zoo practices.
A story for young readers about a rescue dog and a young cheetah is inspired by real-world zoo practices.
A story for young readers about a rescue dog and a young cheetah is inspired by real-world zoo practices.
At Holyrood with 18-month-old rescue dog Oscar, she told BBC Scotland News the ban was necessary to shut the door on the possibility of any tracks reopening.
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