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dog
(redirected from seeing-eye dog)

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Dog
In the BCG growth share matrix, the quadrant representing companies, especially subsidies, that require minimal cash injections but have low market shares, and therefore usually operate with little or no profit. These companies usually exist in mature industries with well established but not very profitable markets, products, or brands. Some analysts recommend selling dogs, as they have little potential for growth; however, because they require little capital to operate, they may be useful and may perhaps produce an earnings surprise. See also: Marketing, Portfolio analysis.

dog

Slang for an undesirable property.



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In therapy, Golden Retrievers are used for physical rehabilitation, seizure alerts, seeing-eye dogs, and hearing dogs, and other methods of assisting the disabled.
Barrera needed a seeing-eye dog to make it back to his corner from the first round but the officials let it continue.
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