Consider the Google Trends graph of dogs and cats. Give a plausible explanation or hypothesis for the spike in dog searches that occurred between 2014 and 2015 that would lead to further investigation or research. Give your explanation and what you would want to investigate next.
a. dog attack.
b. dog rescues someone.
c. new dog breed.
d. dog.

The correct answer for: Consider the Google Trends graph of dogs and cats. Give a plausible explanation or hypothesis for the spike in dog searches that occurred between 2014 and 2015 that would lead to further investigation or research. Give your explanation and what you would want to investigate next. Is: b. dog rescues someone.

Explanation:

All right. The topic I would lie t investigate next is dogs rescue someone. Because first of all, the word dog by itself wouldn't generate such a spike in searches. c) option new dog breed seems quite difficult because for a new dog breed to be created. There has to be a hundred-year period to make the genetic design and also it has to be allowed by the kennel club as well as organizations that seek for dog's health and wellbeing. That leaves dog attack and dog rescues someone in the final mile. A dog attack is something not very common but that happens. Nevertheless, even though it is relevant it wouldn't as impressive and pivoting as a dog rescuing someone. The reason behind my posture is that as a story is not very promising, it could be a little bit yellow journalism and won't be as accepted and shared as a good act from a dog.

why wouldnt you just google the words bud? not that hard to

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