I'm pretty sure Wednesday is a pekingese
The cast of Dog Mask - 2011 includes: Graeme Black as Dog Star Man Mike Djordjevic as Sammy Chantelle Han as Bridget Blaise Kolodychuk as Norman Gary Renshaw as Tall Man
No, it is a common misconception that the dog is licking Will Smith's face, when in fact it is licking what appears to be the man next to him. That is why the dog is not licking Will Smith in the face.
In 1930 he played a bloodhound in a cartoon by Disney called "The Chain Gang". Next he played Minnie Mouse's dog in the cartoon called "Picnic." Then he finally became Pluto I think a few years later.
If you are talking about the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix game then yes, you can. But you can not go inside his house. If you try to open the door Fang, Hagrid's dog, barks at your and the door rattles.
The other three are named, Bambi, Harajuku Bitch, and Tokyo Blu. Tokyo Blu and Bambi are both boys, and Harajuku Bitch and Tinkerbell are girls.
Corgi
A complete subject consists of all the words that identify the person, place, thing, or idea that the sentence is talking about. It includes the main noun or pronoun and any modifiers that provide more details about it.
Me or the dog next door
tuna
Pekingese
work for your mum or walk your next door nieghbours dog
yes, her dog is named Nala
hot dog i think
Take him to a behaviourist, he clearly has issues with other dogs.
The first one would never be correct. Use 's to show possession by a singular noun. Ex: if the dog belonged to one girl it would be the girl's dog. Use s' to show possession by plural noun. Ex: if two girls owned the dog it would be the girls' dog. So,"The girl owns the dog." becomes the girl's dog while "The girls own the dog." becomes the girls' dog. SO in your case if a parent bought a dog for their girls and one day comes home and the place is a mess, it was the girls' dog. But if the parent bought one girl a dog and it made a mess then it was the girl's dog. The only time you can have "girls" without the apostrophe would be if "dog" is a verb, which it could be. For example, "In the book about Nancy Drew and her friend, the girls dog the steps of a thief."
It is most likely to be a tick, or a blood sucking vampire dog right next door you. ha ha
If your dog is licking the girls, you need to stop the behavior. Gently, but firmly tell the dog no when it does it.