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The dog (Latin: Canis familiaris) is a domestic animal belonging to the wolf family. Distributed in all countries. Wild ancestor wolf. It was domesticated in the Mesolithic period (15-10 thousand years BC). The olfactory, auditory, and visual organs, as well as the brain, are well developed. There are 42 teeth in the years, and the pile tooth is extremely strong. The female reaches sexual maturity at 7-8 months, the male at 10-12 months, the male is called I. arlon, and the females (females) hatch twice a year. The gestation period is 58-65 days. Born from 1-2 to 12-18. I.'s newborn is called a dog. Puppies are born blind, deaf, and toothless. After 10-14 days the eyes open, after 5-8 days the ears begin to hear, and the baby teeth erupt in 20-30 days. He did not eat his mother for 1-1.5 months, after which he began to take care of other foods. I. live 12-15 years, some breeds up to 17 years. They range in height from 16-18 cm to 100 cm and weigh from 600 g to 90 kg. Home I.s can also go wild. The only species of dingo that lives in the wild is the dingo, which is mainly distributed in Australia (wild I. is found in the Kuril Islands). More than 400 species of I. are known in the world. I. is divided into 3 main groups: service I.s, hunter I.s, decorative I.s. Service I.s perform security and special services (military, search, guard, transport). They are kept in rich, empty or separate cages (rooms). They have many breeds. Mas, ovcharkalar, doberman-pincher, boxer, erdelyer, black terrier, dog, senbernar, nyufaunlend. These types of I.s are hardy, hardy, and quick to learn human commands and exercises. They are able to perform unique tasks on the battlefields, such as searching for and removing wounded, communications, mines, and drugs. Eastern European hunting is widespread in Uzbekistan. The closest auxiliary I.s to man are the shepherd I.s. In addition to dogs, Caucasian, Mongol, and Scottish shepherds protect their herds from wolves and perform "herding" functions to prevent the herd from becoming extinct. In the far north, I.s are added to the sledge and used as a means of transport (10-12 I. added sleds can carry 400-500 kg of weight in a day for a distance of 80-100 km). There are more than 100 breeds belonging to the group of hunter I.s, salt, laycha, setter, poynter, layka, iskovuch, etc. These help hunters to find wild animals and birds. Sports competitions are also held with hunter I.s. Among the decorative I. kept in the house are long-haired barracks I., curly wool barracks I., balloons, small terriers, poodles, spitzes, Beijing and Japanese dogs, mopeds. They are of almost no economic importance and are fertilized and fed only by I. laborers.

Cats or domestic cats (Felis Silvestris Catus) are a genus of wild mammals in the cat family. Previously, the domestic cat was considered a separate species. Its height is higher than that of the tail. The nails are pulled completely. Eurasia, Africa, Shim. and Jan. Distributed in America; There are 30 species, including 6 species in Uzbekistan (silovsin, karakul, tugai cat, manul, sand cat, wild cat). During the heat, the men meow loudly and hit each other. She gives birth to 1-7 children twice a year. The newborn's eyes close. The kitten feeds the kitten with milk for 2-2.5 months. Then it starts to bring different prey. Most species of M. feed on small mammals (rodents) and birds, while Sumatra M. feeds on plant fruits, and the fisherman M. feeds mainly on fish. Some species (eg lynx) have valuable fur. The younger type of Libyan M.i is the nayel head of all domestic M.i. While domestic M. kills rodents and benefits, eating birds causes harm. For 10,000 years, cats have been valued by humans for hunting rodents. 7 species and 4 subspecies are listed in the International Red Data Book, and all species found in Uzbekistan are listed in the Red Data Book (see also domestic cats). [1] In his 1958 work, The System of Nature, the domestic cat was named Felis catus by Carl Linnaeus. Johann Christian von Friber in 1775 named the wild cat Felis silvestris. Attaching the name Felis silvestris catus to a domestic cat was adopted in March 2003 by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature. Domestication of cats took place 9,500 years ago in the Serhosil Yarimoy district of the Middle East. The cat (Felis silvestris catus) is a mammal belonging to the family Felidae. 1. In terms of development, the first year of a cat's life is the first 15 years of human life. 2. Cats can turn their ears 180 degrees. 3. The average cat's hearing is at least five times higher than that of a human. 4. The average weight of a male cat is 20 pounds. 5. Domestic cats spend 70% of their day sleeping. 6. The cat cannot see directly under the nose. 7. Most cats do not have eyelashes. 8. Some people believe that a white cat brings good luck. 9. The meowing of cats is not their language - they make this sound to communicate with people. 10. According to the Guinness Book of Records, the longest-lived cat belongs to the late Creme Puff, who lived in Austin, Texas, and lived for 38 years and 3 days. 11. The average cat can jump 8 feet with one foot - about six times the length of its body. 12. Cats have a good sense of smell, which they use to identify people and things, and surprisingly, their ability is 14 times better than that of humans. 13. Cats have 3 eyelids.