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[[Image:Prairie_dogs.jpg|thumb|250px|Prairie dogs at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota]]
 
[[Image:Prairie_dogs.jpg|thumb|250px|Prairie dogs at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota]]
  
A '''prairie dog''' is a small burrowing [[mammal]] common to the [[grassland]]s of [[North America]].  The prairie dog is a [[rodent]] and a member of the Sciuridae ([[squirrel]]) family.  Prairie dogs are so named because of their doglike bark and are mostly found west of the [[Mississippi River]]. Their bark is a warning signal to other prairie dogs in the colony. George Bush "loves huntin' dem' prairie dogs."
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A '''prairie dog''' is a small burrowing [[mammal]] common to the [[grassland]]s of [[North America]].  The prairie dog is a [[rodent]] and a member of the Sciuridae ([[squirrel]]) family.  Prairie dogs are so named because of their doglike bark and are mostly found west of the [[Mississippi River]]. Their bark is a warning signal to other prairie dogs in the colony.
 
 
  
 
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Prairie dogs at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

A prairie dog is a small burrowing mammal common to the grasslands of North America. The prairie dog is a rodent and a member of the Sciuridae (squirrel) family. Prairie dogs are so named because of their doglike bark and are mostly found west of the Mississippi River. Their bark is a warning signal to other prairie dogs in the colony.