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Which breed of dog is most likely to be trained as a service animal instead of being just a pet? Australian Shepard O Chihuahua Beagle O Blue Tick Hound
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Which breed of dog is most likely to be trained as a
service animal instead of being just a pet?
Australian Shepard
O Chihuahua
Beagle
O Blue Tick Hound
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Australian Shepard or blood hound
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I would say an australian shephard
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