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a tiny kingdom where a dog rules with absolute, slobbering authority.
means A small shelter or hut for a dog, or a place where dogs are bred, boarded, or kept.
from From Old French 'chenil,' which traces back to Latin 'canis,' meaning 'dog' — the same root that gives us 'canine.' So a kennel is, quite literally, a dog-place, built straight out of the Latin word for the animal that lives in it.
- word origin
- From Latin canis, meaning dog.
- royal pedigree
- England's Kennel Club dates to 1873.
- den instinct
- Dogs crave them; wolves den when raising pups.
- cough namesake
- Kennel cough spreads fast where dogs gather.
for instance
crufts — world's largest dog show held annually in birmingham, england since 1891
westminster dog show — second-longest continuously held sporting event in the us, held since 1877 in new york