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She has a friend. This friend has a service dog that helps with daily tasks.
She has a friend whose service dog helps with daily tasks.
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Jessie is a whippet. She visits very sick children in hospital.
Jessie is a whippet that / which visits very sick children in hospital.
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Sniffer dogs work at airports. They can detect substances that smell suspicious.
Sniffer dogs, which work at airports, can detect substances that smell suspicious.
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Rescue dogs are trained for specific tasks. These tasks include searching through rubble after earthquakes and other disasters.
Rescue dogs, which are trained for specific tasks, include searching through rubble after earthquakes and other disasters.
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I'll never forget the day. I got my first dog as a pet on that day.
I'll never forget the day when I got my first dog as a pet.
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That's the information about animal carers. I needed exactly this information!
That's exactly the information about animal carers which / that I needed!
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My bestie has a dog. She enjoys taking her dog for walks.
My bestie has a dog, which she enjoys taking for walks.
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We adopted a hamster. The hamster runs on its wheel at night.
We adopted a hamster that runs on its wheel at night.
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They volunteer at the local animal shelter. Volunteering at the animal shelter gives them a sense of purpose.
They volunteer at the local animal shelter, which gives them a sense of purpose.
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Dog carers often visit hospitals. During these visits, they provide companionship to patients in recovery.
Dog carers often visit hospitals where they provide companionship to patients in recovery.
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Some dogs have an astonishing nose for food. They can detect even the slightest smell of something that smells suspicious.
Some dogs, which have an astonishing nose for food, can detect even the slightest smell of something that smells suspicious.
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She owns a turtle. The turtle moves very slowly.
She owns a turtle that moves very slowly.
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This is the man. His dog bit me.
This is the man whose dog bit me.
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I have a friend. He is always there for me when I need support.
I have a friend who is always there for me when I need support.
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The elderly man has a guide dog. The dog assists her in navigating busy streets.
The elderly man has a guide dog that assists her in navigating busy streets.
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We found a stray kitten. The kitten is very cute and friendly.
We found a stray kitten that / which is very cute and friendly.
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She owns a cat. The cat likes to sleep on the windowsill.
She owns a cat that likes to sleep on the windowsill.
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Many people benefit from emotional support animals. These animals offer companionship and comfort.
Many people benefit from emotional support animals, which offer companionship and comfort.
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The school has a therapy dog. The dog helps students reduce stress and anxiety.
The school has a therapy dog that helps students reduce stress and anxiety.
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The organization provides assistance animals. Their purpose is to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities.
The organization provides assistance animals whose purpose is to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities.
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I have a cat. I love spending time with my cat.
I have a cat, which I love spending time with.
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The airport has specific checkpoints. At these checkpoints, sniffer dogs are kept to screen passengers and baggage.
The airport has specific checkpoints where sniffer dogs are stationed to screen passengers and baggage.
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