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The dog, which is very friendly or the dog, who is very friendly.

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johnharlin
 
Reply Tue 21 Jul, 2015 05:56 pm
Which is correct grammar?
The dog, which is very friendly or the dog, who is very friendly.
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farmerman
 
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Reply Tue 21 Jul, 2015 06:01 pm
@johnharlin,
depends on how you relate to the dog?

Our dogs are always part of the family so we never address them as objects, they are hims and hers, hes and shes.
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