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Get Out of the Doghouse With This Ruff Idiom Quiz, Take Two!

PetSugar — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 00:30:29 -0700

If you were stumped by some of those other furry idioms, here's your chance to show who's top dog! Get yourself out of the dog house by checking yourself with more clever canine sayings – this time there are only two choices for each question . . . a right and a wrong one.

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Show You're Top Dog With My Ruff Idiom Quiz!

PetSugar — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 14:50:38 -0700

I can think of a pretty good reason why you should (literally) let this sleeping dog lie – umm, adoro – but what does that saying mean anyway? After all the kitty idioms, I couldn't neglect all those ruff idioms. If you think you're a big dog, prove yourself here!
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That's Fishy! Test Your Idiom-Savvy With Fish Sayings

PetSugar — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 10:30:01 -0700

Dogs have 'em, cats have 'em, and those swimmy creatures do, too! I've fished for some popular phrases for the latest idiom quiz so see if you can fish out the right saying for the sentences below.

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Do Tell: Fast Friends or Fighting Like Cats and Dogs?

PetSugar — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 07:00:09 -0700

It wouldn't be a kitty idiom for nothing, right? Although we know plenty of pets that fight like cats and dogs, a recent study at Tel Aviv University found that two-thirds of the 200 polled pet parents to both reported a positive relationship between the species!
Turns out age is much more than a number – If your pets are introduced when less than six months for kittens and a year for dogs, they could easily become fast friends according to a statement from Joseph Terkel of the school's department of zoology:

This is the first time anyone has done scientific research on pets living in the same home. It's especially relevant to the one-third of Americans who own a pet and are thinking about adopting a second one of the opposite species.

Do you think cats and dogs can be BFF or at least squabble-free roomies?

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