canine
- adjective
- /ˈkeɪnaɪn/
- The veterinarian explained that many canine behaviors, such as wagging their tails when happy, are common traits of dogs.
- human and canine
This, this to me is perfect canine companionship.
- This, this to me is perfect canine companionship.
- Oh, sorry, It's just my canine instinct.
- That's a course that I've helped thousands of people train puppies and help them become perfect canine companions.
Examples
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The documentary highlighted the intelligent and canine nature of wolves as they interacted with their pack.
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This, this to me is perfect canine companionship.
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The canine parvo virus is a disease that attacks the puppy's nervous system.
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He adopted a canine companion from the shelter, eager to learn more about caring for dogs.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A contagious virus infection in dogs that causes fever, cough, and sometimes brain problems
How Doglike
Surface Forms
Etymology
Canine comes from the Latin canis which means 'dog', the same root behind English kennel. So calling something 'canine' means it is 'dog' or 'dog-like', relating to dogs and their traits.