Read the dialogue and find out the breeds of the dogs

- Have you got any pets?

- Yes, I have. I’ve got a dog. His name is Dick.

- What colour is your dog?

- It’s brown and white.

- How old is your dog?

- It’s five years old.

- It is clever, isn’t it?

- Yes, it is.

- Do you like to play with him?

- Yes, I do. When I come home I always play with him.

- How do you take care of Dick?

- Every morning I give him food and some water. I always feed my pet from its own bowl. I keep its bowl apart from the family’s dishes and wash it separately. In the evening I take my dog for long walks and then I brush him at home.

- What does your dog like to eat?

- He likes meat, bones, bread, milk, soup, porridge, potatoes and sausages. I feed him at regular times and don’t give him snacks between meals.

- Do you train your pet?

- Certainly. I train my dog through encouragement and reward.

- Do you take Dick to the vet?

- Regularly.

- Are there any rules for the dogs when you take them for a walk?

- I never take my dog into a food store. I always keep my pet on a leash when it is near a road. I don’t allow my dog to be noisy and disturb the neighbors.

- I heard that in the old days sailing ships had a Newfoundland dog on board the ship.

- You’re right. If a sailor fell into the sea, the dog jumped in and rescued him.

- St. Bernard dogs are very good at finding lost people in the snow, aren’t they?

- Yes, they are. St. Bernard dogs can smell a man under two meters of snow.

- The first guide dogs for the blind were German, weren’t they?

- Yes, they were. They helped blind soldiers from World War 1.Guide dogs are usually Labradors or Alsatian.