The title character of The Good Soldier Svejk steals these animals, one of which Ignatius Reilly thinks about while lying in bed.
In one essay, Chinua Achebe compares "art for art's sake" to this animal's excrement. The title character of The Good Soldier Svejk steals these animals, one of which Ignatius Reilly thinks about while lying in bed. Hamlet claims that one of these animals will "have his day,", and Atticus Finch lives up to his nickname by (*) shooting a rabid one. In another novel, the gardener Manuel steals one of these animals named Buck, who pulls a sled for John Thornton. For ten points, identify this type of animal, literary examples of which include the protagonists of White Fang and Call of the Wild as well as Dorothy's pet Toto.
In one essay, Chinua Achebe compares "art for art's sake" to this animal's excrement.
dogs (or canines or hounds or anything else that is a dog)