dog Comparison Table

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dog comparison table

Subject have status have population density be make sound is a kind of live in have distribution have scientific name have lifespan be social have name in French climb trees call have habitat eat by have Family name

carnivore mammal

dog carnivorous carnivore Family Canidae

Arctic fox carnivorous dog northern Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, northern Quebec, Labrador and northern Newfoundland Alopex lagopus wolf, grizzly bear, golden eagle Family Canidae

coyote carnivorous yelping and howling cry, bark, growl, wail, and squeal dog Canis latrans brush wolf wolf, black bear, cougar, eagle Family Canidae

grey fox 1.3 foxes per square km in good habitat carnivorous dog hollow log, stump, rock pile or burrow southern Ontario and Quebec, southern Manitoba Urocyon cinereoargenteus renard gris forests and marshlands Family Canidae

red fox 1 fox per 4 square km carnivorous dog modified groundhog burrow most of Canada except the high arctic Vulpes vulpes renard roux semi-open country such as agricultural areas, lakeshores, river valleys, clearings in the forest, alpine and arctic tundra Family Canidae

swift fox possibly extinct in Canada 0.4-0.8 foxes per square km carnivorous dog den in sandy soil on open prairie, along fence or in ploughed field Vulpes velox renard velocé arid short-grass plains and shrubby deserts Family Canidae

wolf 1 wolf to 26-207 square km carnivorous dog pack made up of 4-7 relatives and pups all of Canada except the south where it has been exterminated up to 18 years in captivity loup arctic tundra, mountains, plains, forests Family Canidae

Subject	have status	have population density	be	make sound	is a kind of	live in	have distribution	have scientific name	have lifespan	be social	have name in French	climb trees	call	have habitat	eat by	have Family name
carnivore					mammal
dog			carnivorous		carnivore											Family Canidae
Arctic fox			carnivorous		dog		northern Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, northern Quebec, Labrador and northern Newfoundland	Alopex lagopus							wolf, grizzly bear, golden eagle	Family Canidae
coyote			carnivorous	yelping and howling cry, bark, growl, wail, and squeal	dog			Canis latrans					brush wolf		wolf, black bear, cougar, eagle	Family Canidae
grey fox		1.3 foxes per square km in good habitat	carnivorous		dog	hollow log, stump, rock pile or burrow	southern Ontario and Quebec, southern Manitoba	Urocyon cinereoargenteus			renard gris			forests and marshlands		Family Canidae
red fox		1 fox per 4 square km	carnivorous		dog	modified groundhog burrow	most of Canada except the high arctic	Vulpes vulpes			renard roux			semi-open country such as agricultural areas, lakeshores, river valleys, clearings in the forest, alpine and arctic tundra		Family Canidae
swift fox	possibly extinct in Canada	0.4-0.8 foxes per square km	carnivorous		dog	den in sandy soil on open prairie, along fence or in ploughed field		Vulpes velox			renard velocé			arid short-grass plains and shrubby deserts		Family Canidae
wolf		1 wolf to 26-207 square km	carnivorous		dog	pack made up of 4-7 relatives and pups	all of Canada except the south where it has been exterminated		up to 18 years in captivity		loup			arctic tundra, mountains, plains, forests		Family Canidae

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