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\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/wilddogswolvesco00hodg  \nWolves,Coyotes and Foxes  \nWritten by Deborah Hodge  \nIllustrated by Pat Stephens  \nFor my brothers,Chris and Pete,and in memory of my sister,Mala-DH  \nTo Rick and Tiger,and in memory of Kiri-PS  \nI would like to acknowledge with thanks the review of my manuscript by John P.Eliot,Regional Wildlife Biologist,British Columbia Ministry of Environment,Lands and Parks.  \nI would also like to thank the hardworking people at Kids Can Press—in particular,my editor,Valerie Wyatt,for her continuing patience and tact,and my publishers,Valerie Hussey and Ricky Englander,for their vision and drive.  \nThanks are also due to my own\"wild dog,\"Sally,who gave me daily opportunities toobserve canine habits and behavior.  \nNo part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part,or stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in anyform or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without written permission of thepublisher.For information regarding permission,write to Kids Con Press Ltd.,29 Birch Avenue,Toronto,ON M4V 1E2.  \nISBN 0-439-18035-X  \nText copyright ◎1997 by Deborah Hadge.llustrations copyright ◎1997 by Pat Stephens.All rights reserved.  \nPublished by Scholastic Inc.,555 Broadway,New York,NY 10012,by orrangement with Kids Can Press Ltd.  \nSCHOLASTIC and associated logos are trademarks and/or registered trodemarksof Scholastic Inc.  \n121110987654321012345/0  \nPrinted in the U.S.A.  \n24  \nFirst Scholastic printing,February 2000  \nEdited by Valerie WyattDesigned by Marie Bartholomew  \nContents  \nWild dogs4Kinds of wild dogs6Where wild dogs live8How wild dogs live10Wild dog food12Wild dog bodies14How wild dogs move16Wild dog homes18How wild dogs are born20How wild dogs grow and learn22How wild dogs protect themselves24Wild dogs and people26Wild dogs of the world28Wild dog signs30Words to know31Index32  \n# Wild dogs\n\nCoyotes,wolves and foxes are all wilddogs.They have strong bodies,long legsand a keen sense of smell.Wild dogs areswift runners and skilled hunters.  \nWild dogs are mammals.Mammals have furto keep them warm and lungs for breathing.They are warm-blooded.Their bodytemperature stays about the same,evenwhen the temperature around them changes.  \nMammal babies are born live.They drink theirmother's milk.These young foxes are hungry!  \nPet dogs arerelated to wilddogs.They arealike in manyways.  \nThese wolves are howling.People rarely see wild dogs,but they sometimes hear their lonesome cries.  \n# Kinds of wild dogs\n\nThere are three main kinds of wild dogs in North America:coyotes,foxes and wolves.  \nCoyotes are gray or brown.An adult can weigh from 9to18kg(20 to40 pounds)-about the same as amedium-sized dog.Aswith other wild dogs,thefemales are usually smallerCoyotethan the males.  \nGray fox  \nThere are four kinds of foxes in North America.Red foxesare the most common.A red fox can be red,brown,black orsilver.Most adult males weigh about 5.5 kg(12 pounds).  \nMost wolves are gray wolves.The color of agray wolf's fur depends on where it lives.Inthe Arctic the fur is white;in the forest it isgray or black.An adult gray wolf is about the7  \n# Where wild dogs live\n\nEvery wild dog needs a habitat-a place where it can get thefood,water,shelter and space it needs to stay alive.  \nWolves live in wild areas in North America,Europe and Asia.They make their homes in forests,prairies and the Arctic tundra.Wolves try to stay away from people and close to theanimals they hunt.  \nCoyotes and foxes can live almost anywhere-in forests,fields,mountains,prairies or deserts.Coyotes are foundonly in North America,but foxes live in manyparts of the world.  \nArctic foxes live in cold,northern areas.In the summer,when the snow is gone,their fur turns brown.","cbCais1MbyU6fAYB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais1MbyU6fAYB","pdf",2516242,36,"English","# Wild dogs\n## Kinds of wild dogs\n## Where wild dogs live\n## How wild dogs live\n## Wild dog food\n## Wild dog bodies\n## How wild dogs move\n## Wild dog homes\n## How wild dogs are born\n## How wild dogs grow and learn\n## How wild dogs protect themselves\n## Wild dogs and people\n## Wild dogs of the world\n## Wild dog signs\n## Words to know\n## Index","[{\"question\":\"What are the three main kinds of wild dogs covered in the book?\",\"answer\":\"The book focuses on coyotes, foxes, and wolves, describing each as a different kind of wild dog.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are wild dogs considered mammals?\",\"answer\":\"Wild dogs are mammals because they have fur to keep them warm, lungs for breathing, and they are warm-blooded so their body temperature stays about the same.\"},{\"question\":\"What does a habitat mean for wild dogs?\",\"answer\":\"A habitat is the place where an animal can find the food, water, shelter, and space it needs to stay alive.\"}]","Wolves, Coyotes and Foxes - read online | PDF",1790643670,55]