wolf's-claw Antonyms
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Meaning of wolf's-claw
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wolf's-claw (n.)
A kind of club moss. See Lycopodium.
wolf's-claw Sentence Examples
- The wolf's-claw, a small extra dewclaw on the forelegs of dogs, is often removed due to the risk of injury.
- In the old tale, a silver wolf's-claw was said to bring good luck to its bearer.
- The climber carefully inspected the wolf's-claw for any signs of damage before continuing his ascent.
- The wolf's-claw is sometimes known as the fifth toe and is not found in all breeds of dogs.
- Some cultures believe that removing a wolf's-claw can weaken a dog's grip and agility.
- The wolf's-claw is a vestigial structure that serves no apparent function in modern dogs.
- The wolf's-claw is often mistaken for a nail and can be trimmed accordingly.
- In some cases, the wolf's-claw can become infected or injured, requiring veterinary attention.
- The presence of a wolf's-claw can be an indication of a dog's breed ancestry.
- The wolf's-claw is a small but unique feature that adds character to many dogs.
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A kind of club moss. See Lycopodium.
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The wolf's-claw, a small extra dewclaw on the forelegs of dogs, is often removed due to the risk of injury.
In the old tale, a silver wolf's-claw was said to bring good luck to its bearer.
The climber carefully inspected the wolf's-claw for any signs of damage before continuing his ascent.
The wolf's-claw is sometimes known as the fifth toe and is not found in all breeds of dogs.
