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The domesticated dog (Canis lupus familiaris) was the most common canine species found on the planet Earth. A juvenile dog was known as a puppy. Dogs were capable of being trained to do certain tasks, such as "fetching", and were also capable of forming very close bonds to their master, almost symbiotic in nature. Obedience training commands included "heel", an admonition to slow down and remain at the side of the one giving the commands. (ENT: "Doctor's Orders")

Janeway, her dog, Mark Johnson — Kathryn Janeway, her fiance Mark Johnson, and their dog Mollie

Several well-known Starfleet captains owned dogs, including Jonathan Archer, his mirror universe counterpart, James T. Kirk, and Kathryn Janeway. (ENT: "Broken Bow", "In a Mirror, Darkly"; Star Trek Generations; VOY: "Caretaker"; et al.) Both Archers had a dog named Porthos. The prime universe version of Porthos was a Beagle, whereas Porthos in the mirror universe was a Rottweiler. (ENT: "Broken Bow", "In a Mirror, Darkly")

Miles O'Brien once had a puppy and knew that puppies didn't want to be alone. When he locked it in a room, it scratched at the door to get out. (DS9: "The Forsaken")

Canine was considered a delicacy to the Tellarites. (ENT: "Babel One") Vulcan females were particularly sensitive to the smell of a dog, which they found to be particularly repugnant. (ENT: "Broken Bow")

History

At least one of the inhabitants of Bozeman, Montana had a dog as a pet in 2063. (Star Trek: First Contact)

At least one dog was on a Skagaran colony planet. It could be heard repeatedly barking when Captain Archer first met Human school teacher Bethany there. (ENT: "North Star")

The noise of this dog barking wasn't scripted.

The Trois owned a little dog when Deanna Troi was a baby. Her sister, Kestra Troi, ran after the dog when it got away. Because she was out of their sight, the Trois noticed too late that Kestra had fallen into Lake El'nar, a nearby lake, and had drowned. (TNG: "Dark Page")

This dog was played by Simon, who was trained by Robert Dollwet of Critters of the Cinema.

In early 2365, a litter of puppies visited the nursery aboard the USS Enterprise-D. Ian Troi was among the children who played with the puppies. (TNG: "The Child")

While living on Earth, Amanda Rogers owned three dogs, which her parents referred to as "The Zoo". After seeing the size of her quarters aboard the USS Enterprise-D in 2369, she told Commander Riker that she had enough room for her zoo. She then told him she would have a dozen dogs if she could, but her mother had said, "Enough is enough." Amanda accidentally created a litter of puppies in her quarters, using the powers of the Q, but was able to make them disappear. Later, Q transformed Doctor Beverly Crusher into a dog, apparently without her knowledge, in order to prevent her from interfering with Amanda. Amanda was able to restore her to Human form. (TNG: "True Q")

A deleted scene from "True Q" showed Counselor Troi giving Amanda a puppy named Henry to dog-sit.

Ensign Sito Jaxa told Lieutenant Worf, in Ten Forward in 2370, that among her duties at ops was to use the internal sensors to find a lost puppy. Worf told Sito that the ops duties were a different challenge than the tactical duties. (TNG: "Lower Decks")

In 2373, while attempting to persuade Captain Kathryn Janeway to mate with him, Q made an Irish Setter puppy appear in her quarters, as a gift. The female Q later referred to Janeway as "the dog." (VOY: "The Q and the Grey")

Dog-like beings

When he accidentally traveled back in time with Quark, Rom and Nog to 1947, Constable Odo disguised himself by turning into a German Shepherd dog, popular among Earth militaries at the time. (DS9: "Little Green Men")

The Organians' imitation of a simple humanoid culture included dogs, one of which was heard barking while Captain Kirk and his first officer, Spock, prepared to blow up a Klingon munitions dump. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")

Robotic dogs were seen in Doctor Ira Graves' laboratory on Gravesworld, and in Ard'rian McKenzie's house on Tau Cygna V. (TNG: "The Schizoid Man", "The Ensigns of Command")

The Baneans domesticated a creature very much like dogs, whether or not they were native to their homeworld. In 2371, Tolen and Lidell Ren's dog, Neeka, was instrumental in proving the innocence of Tom Paris. (VOY: "Ex Post Facto")

Miscellaneous

When Porthos was sickened due to a pathogen on the Kreetassan homeworld of Kreetassa, Captain Archer had a dream about Porthos' burial. It was at a "dog cemetery" with several tombstones, including ones for Duffy and Goldie. (ENT: "A Night in Sickbay")

"Dog" was a word used by Boslic captain Jaheel after he became infected by the aphasia virus in 2369. (DS9: "Babel")

Breeds of Earth dogs

Individual dogs

External link

Dog at Wikipedia

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-[[File:PorthosRelaxing.jpg|thumb|Porthos, a Terran dog]]
+[[File:Porthos, 2151.jpg|thumb|Porthos, a Terran dog]]
-The [[pets|domesticated]] '''dog''' (''Canis lupus familiaris'') was the most common [[canine]] species found on the [[planet]] [[Earth]]. A juvenile dog was known as a '''puppy'''. Dogs were capable of being trained to do certain tasks, such as "fetching", and were also capable of forming very close bonds to their master, almost symbiotic in nature.
+The [[pet|domesticated]] '''dog''' (''Canis lupus familiaris'') was the most common [[canine]] species found on the [[planet]] [[Earth]]. A juvenile dog was known as a '''puppy'''. Dogs were capable of being trained to do certain tasks, such as "fetching", and were also capable of forming very close bonds to their master, almost [[symbiotic lifeform|symbiotic]] in nature. Obedience training commands included "heel", an admonition to slow down and remain at the side of the one giving the commands. ({{ENT|Doctor's Orders}})
-Several well-known [[Starfleet]] [[captain]]s have owned dogs, including [[Jonathan Archer]], his [[mirror universe]] {{mu|Jonathan Archer|counterpart}}, [[James T. Kirk]], and [[Kathryn Janeway]].
 [[File:Janeway, her dog, Mark Johnson.jpg|thumb|left|Kathryn Janeway, her fiance Mark Johnson, and their dog Mollie]]
+Several well-known [[Starfleet]] [[captain]]s owned dogs, including [[Jonathan Archer]], his [[mirror universe]] {{mu|Jonathan Archer|counterpart}}, [[James T. Kirk]], and [[Kathryn Janeway]]. ({{ENT|Broken Bow|In a Mirror, Darkly}}; {{film|7}}; {{VOY|Caretaker}}; ''et al.'') Both Archers had a dog named Porthos. The prime universe version of [[Porthos]] was a [[Beagle]], whereas {{mu|Porthos}} in the mirror universe was a [[Rottweiler]]. ({{ENT|Broken Bow|In a Mirror, Darkly}})
-[[Vulcan]] females are particularly sensitive to the smell of a dog. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}})
+[[Miles O'Brien]] once had a puppy and knew that puppies didn't want to be alone. When he locked it in a room, it scratched at the door to get out. ({{DS9|The Forsaken}})
-{{bginfo|Jonathan Archer in the mirror universe also had a dog. However, unlike the real Archer's [[Porthos]], who is a Beagle, {{mu|Porthos}} in the mirror universe is a Rottweiler.'' ({{ENT|In a Mirror, Darkly}})}}
+Canine was considered a delicacy to the [[Tellarite]]s. ({{ENT|Babel One}}) [[Vulcan]] females were particularly sensitive to the smell of a dog, which they found to be particularly repugnant. ({{ENT|Broken Bow}})
-Some of the [[Unnamed Humans (21st century)#Inhabitants of Bozeman, Montana|inhabitants]] of [[Bozeman]], [[Montana]] had dogs as their pets in [[2063]]. ({{film|8}})
+== History ==
-When living on Earth, [[Amanda Rogers]] owned three dogs, which her parents referred to as "The [[Zoo]]." After seeing the size of her [[quarters]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, she told [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker|Riker]] that she had enough room for her zoo. She then told him she would have a dozen dogs if she could, but her mother said, "''Enough is enough.''" Amanda accidentally created a litter of puppies in her quarters, using the powers of the [[Q (species)|Q]], but was able to make them disappear. Later, [[Q]] transformed [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] into a dog, apparently without her knowledge, in order to prevent her from interfering with Amanda. Amanda was able to restore her to Human form. ({{TNG|True Q}})
+At least [[Human 21st century man with dog|one of the inhabitants]] of [[Bozeman]], [[Montana]] had a dog as a pet in [[2063]]. ({{film|8}})
-{{bginfo|A cut scene from the episode showed Counselor Troi giving Amanda a puppy to dog-sit. He was named Henry and belonged to an ensign named Janklow, who was on assignment. While no mention of Henry was made during the final version of the episode, he can be seen sleeping on the couch behind Q, shortly before he and Amanda begin their chase around the ''Enterprise''.}}
+At least one dog was on a [[Skagaran colony]] planet. It could be heard repeatedly barking when Captain Archer first met [[Human]] [[school]] [[teacher]] [[Bethany]] there. ({{ENT|North Star}})
-While attempting to mate with [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]], Q made an Irish Setter puppy appear in her quarters as a gift. ({{VOY|The Q and the Grey}})
+{{bginfo|The noise of this dog barking wasn't scripted.}}
 [[File:Trois dog.jpg|thumb|The Troi family dog]]
-The Trois owned a little dog when [[Deanna Troi]] was still a baby. Her sister, [[Kestra Troi]], ran after the dog when it got away. Because she was out of their sight, the Trois noticed too late that Kestra had fallen into a nearby lake and drowned. ({{TNG|Dark Page}})
+The Trois owned a little dog when [[Deanna Troi]] was a baby. Her sister, [[Kestra Troi]], ran after the dog when it got away. Because she was out of their sight, the Trois noticed too late that Kestra had fallen into [[Lake El'nar]], a nearby [[lake]], and had [[drowning|drowned]]. ({{TNG|Dark Page}})
-{{bginfo|This dog was played by [[Simon (dog)|Simon]] who was trained by [[Robert Dollwet]] of [[Critters of the Cinema]].}}
+{{bginfo|This dog was played by {{dis|Simon|dog}}, who was trained by [[Robert Dollwet]] of [[Critters of the Cinema]].}}
+In early [[2365]], a litter of puppies visited the [[nursery]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. [[Ian Troi]] was among the children who played with the puppies. ({{TNG|The Child}})
-When [[Porthos]] was sickened due to a pathogen on the [[Kreetassan]] homeworld, [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer|Archer]] had a dream about Porthos' burial. It was at a "dog cemetery" with several tombstones, including ones for [[Duffy (dog)|Duffy]] and [[Goldie]]. These may have been previous dogs of his. ({{ENT|A Night in Sickbay}})
+While living on Earth, [[Amanda Rogers]] owned three dogs, which her parents referred to as "The [[Zoo]]". After seeing the size of her [[quarters]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} in [[2369]], she told [[Commander]] [[William T. Riker|Riker]] that she had enough room for her zoo. She then told him she would have a dozen dogs if she could, but her mother had said, "''Enough is enough.''" Amanda accidentally created a litter of puppies in her quarters, using the powers of the {{dis|Q|species}}, but was able to make them disappear. Later, [[Q]] transformed [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] into a dog, apparently without her knowledge, in order to prevent her from interfering with Amanda. Amanda was able to restore her to Human form. ({{TNG|True Q}})
-Canines were considered a delicacy to the [[Tellarite]]s. ({{ENT|Babel One}})
+{{bginfo|A [[deleted scene]] from "True Q" showed [[Counselor]] Troi giving Amanda a puppy named {{dis|Henry|dog}} to dog-sit.}}
+[[Ensign]] [[Sito Jaxa]] told [[Lieutenant]] [[Worf]], in [[Ten Forward]] in [[2370]], that among her duties at [[operations station|ops]] was to use the [[internal sensor]]s to find a lost puppy. Worf told Sito that the ops duties were a different challenge than the tactical duties. ({{TNG|Lower Decks}})
-In early [[2365]], a litter of puppies visited the [[nursery]] aboard the ''Enterprise''-D. [[Ian Troi]] was among the children who played with the puppies. ({{TNG|The Child}})
+In [[2373]], while attempting to persuade Captain Kathryn Janeway to mate with him, Q made an [[Irish Setter]] puppy appear in her quarters, as a gift. The {{dis|Q|female|female Q}} later referred to Janeway as "the dog." ({{VOY|The Q and the Grey}})
-[[File:Robodog.jpg|thumb|A robotic dog]]
-Robotic dogs were seen in [[Doctor]] [[Ira Graves]]' laboratory on [[Gravesworld]], and in [[Ard'rian McKenzie]]'s house on [[Tau Cygna V]]. ({{TNG|The Schizoid Man|The Ensigns of Command}})
+== Dog-like beings ==
-[[Ensign]] [[Sito Jaxa]] told [[Lieutenant]] [[Worf]], in [[Ten Forward]] in [[2370]], that among her duties at [[operations station|ops]] was to use the [[internal sensors]] to find a lost puppy. Worf told Sito that the ops duties are a different challenge than the tactical duties. ({{TNG|Lower Decks}})
+When he accidentally traveled back in time with [[Quark]], [[Rom]] and [[Nog]] to [[1947]], [[Constable]] [[Odo]] disguised himself by turning into a [[German Shepherd]] dog, popular among Earth militaries at the time. ({{DS9|Little Green Men}})
+The [[Organian]]s' imitation of a simple [[humanoid]] culture included dogs, one of which was heard barking while Captain Kirk and his [[first officer]], [[Spock]], prepared to blow up a [[Klingon]] [[munitions dump]]. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}})
-"Dog" was a word used by [[Boslic]] [[captain]] [[Jaheel]], after he became infected by the [[aphasia virus]] in [[2369]]. ({{DS9|Babel}})
+[[File:Robodog.jpg|thumb|A robotic dog]]
-[[Miles O'Brien]] once had a puppy and knew that puppies don't want to be alone. When he locked it in a room, it scratched at the door to get out. ({{DS9|The Forsaken}})
+Robotic dogs were seen in [[Doctor]] [[Ira Graves]]' laboratory on [[Gravesworld]], and in [[Ard'rian McKenzie]]'s house on [[Tau Cygna V]]. ({{TNG|The Schizoid Man|The Ensigns of Command}})
+The [[Banean]]s domesticated a creature very much like dogs, whether or not they were native to their homeworld. In [[2371]], [[Tolen Ren|Tolen]] and [[Lidell Ren]]'s dog, [[Neeka]], was instrumental in proving the innocence of [[Tom Paris]]. ({{VOY|Ex Post Facto}})
-When he accidentally traveled back in time with [[Quark]], [[Rom]] and [[Nog]] to [[1947]], [[Constable]] [[Odo]] disguised himself by turning into a [[German Shepherd]] dog, popular among Earth military at the time. ({{DS9|Little Green Men}})
+== Miscellaneous ==
-The Organians' imitation of a simple humanoid culture included dogs, one of which was heard barking while Kirk and Spock prepared to blow up the Klingon munitions dump. ({{TOS|Errand of Mercy}})
+When [[Porthos]] was sickened due to a [[pathogen]] on the [[Kreetassan]] [[homeworld]] of [[Kreetassa]], Captain Archer had a dream about Porthos' burial. It was at a "dog [[cemetery]]" with several tombstones, including ones for {{dis|Duffy|dog}} and [[Goldie]]. ({{ENT|A Night in Sickbay}})
+"Dog" was a word used by [[Boslic]] captain [[Jaheel]] after he became infected by the [[aphasia virus]] in [[2369]]. ({{DS9|Babel}})
-The [[Banean]]s domesticated a creature very much like dogs, whether or not they were native to their homeworld. [[Tolen Ren|Tolen]] and [[Lidell Ren]]'s dog, [[Neeka]], was instrumental in proving the innocence of [[Tom Paris]]. ({{VOY|Ex Post Facto}})
 == Breeds of Earth dogs ==
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 == Individual dogs ==
-*[[Butler (dog)|Butler]]
+*{{dis|Butler|dog}}
-*[[Duffy (dog)|Duffy]]
+*{{dis|Duffy|dog}}
 *[[Goldie]]
 *[[Maura]]
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 *[[Neeka]]
 *[[Porthos]]
-*[[Porthos (mirror)]]
+*''{{mu|Porthos}}''
 *[[Rhylo]]
 *[[Scruffers]]