Crossword Clue: Treat like a dog?
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- --- Shop Boys
- '70s rock?
- __ name
- __ scan
- ___ peeve (particular annoyance)
- ___ peeve
- ___ project (rescuing dogs, say, for a dog lover)
- ___ project
- "___ Sematary" (1989 horror movie)
- "___ Sematary" (Stephen King book)
- "___ Sematary" (Stephen King novel)
- ___ store (place to buy an animal)
- ___ Shop Boys (British music duo)
- ___ Shop Boys (duo who sang "West End Girls")
- ___ Shop Boys ("Go West" band)
- ___ Shop Boys ("West End Girls" band)
- ___ Shop Boys
- "___ Sounds" (The Beach Boys)
- ____ peeve
- Animal acquired from an animal shelter, say
- Animal companion
- Animal friend
- Animal in the family
- Animal in the house
- Animal kept for companionship
- Animal kept in the house
- Animal member of the family
- Animal often kept in the home
- Animal shelter acquisition
- Animal that has an owner
- Animal with a collar
- Animal you feed
- A cat, but rarely a rat
- A cat or a dog might be one
- Apple of one's eye
- Apple polisher
- Beloved animal
- Beloved family animal
- Acquisition from a shelter
- Asta, to Nick
- Asta, to Nora
- Astro or Asta, e.g.
- Astro or Dino, e.g.
- Astro, Scooby-Doo or Dino, e.g.
- Astro, Scooby-Doo or Dino
- Astro, to the Jetsons
- Adopt-a-thon adoptee
- Adopted cat, e.g.
- Adopted family member
- Adoptee from a shelter
- Adoptee, maybe
- Adoptee, perhaps
- Adoption option
- Bird in a cage, often
- Bird or basset e.g.
- Bo, e.g.
- Bo, for the First Family
- Bo, in the Obama family
- Bo, to the Obamas
- Bad attitude
- Bad mood
- "Always on My Mind" ___ Shop Boys
- Darling
- Instant member of the family
- Comforting companion
- Family adoptee
- Family animal
- Family canine
- Family cat, e.g.
- Family dog, e.g.
- Family dog, for example
- Family dog, say
- Family favorite
- Family friend, often
- Family member who may eat off the floor
- Family member who was probably adopted
- Family's animal
- Famous Canadian monogram
- Intemperate fit
- Boxer, for example
- Dear family friend
- Dear one
- Dear
- Dearest
- Dearie
- Companion animal
- Companion critter
- Companion of a kind
- Certain companion
- Irish terrier, e.g.
- Fried with four legs
- Friend needing feeding
- Friend who might be furry
- Friend with soft fur, often
- Irritable state
- Fave
- Favored one
- Favored student
- Favored
- Favorite, as a project
- Favorite, as a theory
- Favorite beast
- Favorite in class
- Favorite one
- Favorite project
- Favorite
- Home animal
- Favourite
- Home body?
- Home brightener
- Home lab?
- Eccentric's heir, maybe
- Eccentric's heir, perhaps
- Brian on "Family Guy," e.g.
- Brian the dog on "Family Guy," for instance
- Concern for Ace Ventura
- Feistiest PM's monogram
- Honeybun
- Guinea pig, e.g.
- Guinea pig, for some
- Guinea pig, maybe
- Guinea pig often
- Guinea pig, often
- Guinea pig or cat, for example
- Guinea pig or goldfish, say
- Ferret, for one
- Furry adoptee
- Ferret, maybe
- Ferret, perhaps
- Furry friend
- Furry household member
- Furry member of the family
- Furry or feathered friend
- Furry pal
- Designated critter, often
- Fido, e.g.
- Fido or Felix
- Fido or Fluffy
- Constant request from a four-year-old
- It may be housebroken
- It may be unleashed
- House animal
- It may do a stupid trick on TV
- House cat, e.g.
- House cat, for example
- House cat or goldfish
- Cherished animal
- Cherished beast
- Cherished one
- Cherished
- Housebroken animal
- Housebroken companion
- Housecat, e.g.
- Housecat, for example
- Household animal
- Household cat or dog
- Household companion
- Household creature
- Household critter
- Household friend
- Household member
- Household pooch, e.g.
- Garfield or Odie, to Jon
- Garfield, to Jon
- Bucky Katt or Satchel Pooch, to Rob Wilco
- Chihuahua, for one
- Hamster, e.g.
- Hamster, for one
- Hamster, maybe
- Hamster or canary
- Hamster or dog
- Hamster or gerbil, e.g.
- Hamster or gerbil, sometimes
- Hamster or hound
- Hamster or parakeet
- Hamster, perhaps
- Huff
- Humane Society adoptee
- Dino, Astro or Scooby-Doo
- Dino, e.g.
- Dino, for the Flintstones
- Dino, to Fred and Wilma
- Dino, to Fred
- Dino, to the Flintstones
- Chow in the house?
- Cosset a corgi
- Cosset
- Gently stroke
- Bushes' Millie, e.g.
- Gerbil, e.g., for a class
- Gerbil, e.g.
- Gerbil, for one
- Gerbil or goldfish, e.g.
- Gerbil or goldfish
- Gerbil or kitty, for some
- Fish, e.g.
- It's kept for companionship
- Dishwalla "___ Your Friends"
- Fit of peevishness
- Fit of pique
- Fit of sulkiness
- Display of temper
- Caged bird, e.g.
- Flea collar wearer
- Class favorite
- Iguana, for some
- Iguana, maybe
- Iguana or Chihuahua, e.g.
- Iguana or chihuahua
- Ill humor
- Classroom favorite
- Creature comfort
- Creature comfort?
- Fluffy or Fido
- Fluffy or Spot
- Fluffy, perhaps
- Canary, e.g.
- Canary or cat
- Canary or hamster, sometimes
- Canary or kitty
- Dog, cat, or fish, perhaps
- Dog, cat or hamster
- Dog, cat or maybe a parrot
- Dog, cat, or parakeet
- Dog, e.g.
- Dog, often
- Dog or cat e.g.
- Dog or cat in the house
- Dog or cat, or what you do to it
- Dog or cat, usually
- Dog or gerbil, perhaps
- Dog or goldfish
- Dog or hamster, for example
- Clinton's Socks, e.g.
- "Doggie in the window."
- Doggie or kitty
- Canoodle
- Doll
- "Heart" ___ Shop Boys
- Domestic animal
- Domesticated animal
- Fondle
- Fondle the fur of
- Car closer
- Dora Spenlow's Jip
- Cuddle
- Cockapoo or cockatoo, maybe
- Cockatoo or cockapoo
- Coddle
- Caress amorously
- Caress — budgie, perhaps?
- Caress
- Golden retriever or goldfish, for example
- Goldfish, e.g.
- Goldfish or gerbil, for example
- Goldfish or gerbil
- Goldfish or guinea pig, for example
- Goldfish or guinea pig
- Goldfish or hamster, often
- Goldfish or snake
- Extra cost for an airline passenger
- Indoor animal, often
- Collar sporter
- Indulged one
- Collar wearer, often
- Collar wearer
- Collared one
- Collie or cockatoo
- Daisy, to Dagwood
- Cat, dog, or hamster
- Cat, often
- Cat or dog
- Cat or dog, for example
- Cat or dog, often
- Cat or gerbil, e.g.
- Cat or hamster
- Cat; perhaps a rat; probably not a bat
- Fair-haired boy
- Fair-haired one
- Four-footed family member
- Four-footed friend
- Four-footed member of the household
- Fala, for one
- Fala or Checkers
- Fala, to F.D.R.
- Socks for Clinton, e.g.
- Socks, to Chelsea
- Most favored
- Pique
- Pirate's parrot, e.g.
- Most preferred
- Kennel client
- Kennel guest
- Kennel's client
- Variety of peeve
- Man's best friend e.g.
- Manx of the house?
- Many a vet visitor
- Many a veterinary patient
- Toto, for Dorothy
- Puppy or parrot
- Puppy, say
- The Bushes' Millie, e.g.
- Rock, for some
- Kind of charity
- Kind of classic rock?
- Rock or peeve
- Toy in the living room?
- Toy one plays with, e.g.?
- Stroke
- Stroke fondly, as a cat
- Stroke gently
- Stroke lovingly
- Stroke lovingly, or the object of a loving stroke
- Vet visitor
- Veterinarian's patient
- Veterinarian's visitor
- Veterinary patient
- Vet's charge
- Vet's patient, often
- Vet's patient
- Vet's visitor
- Kind of peeve
- Obedience school attendee
- Kind of project
- Kind of rock
- Kind of theory
- Someone’s favourite
- Someone's favourite
- Something a zoo animal isn't
- Shelter acquisition
- Shelter adoptee
- Shelter rescue
- Shelter rescuee
- Play with a pussy
- King's "___ Sematary"
- King's ''___ Sematary''
- Something preferred
- King's "--- Sematary"
- Odie, to John
- Odie, to Jon Arbuckle
- Shih tzu or cockapoo, e.g.
- Pal with a paw
- Pal with paws
- Visitor to the vet
- Kitten or parakeet, often
- Kitten or parakeet
- Kitty cat, e.g.
- Kitty-cat, e.g.
- Kitty, e.g.
- Kitty, maybe
- Kitty or canary
- Kitty or doggie
- Kitty or Fido
- Treat like a dog?
- Pampered creature
- Pampered one
- Pluto, to Mickey Mouse
- Pluto, to Mickey
- Soothe, in a way
- Rover or Spot
- Rover or Tabby
- Parakeet, often
- Parakeet or poodle
- Parakeet, perhaps
- The Ramones "Sematary"
- Raccoon, at times
- Often furry adoptee
- Rub the right way?
- Rub the right way
- Lab at home?
- Lab in one's home, e.g.
- Lab in one's home, say
- Parrot or parakeet, perhaps
- Parrot or puppy
- Parrot, perhaps
- Show affection to, as a dog
- Litter box user
- Sulk
- Sulking fit
- Sulky state
- Trudeau monogram
- Nana, to Wendy
- Pomeranian or parakeet
- Lamb, to Mary
- Poodle or parakeet
- Poodle or parrot
- Poodle, parrot, or Persian
- Member of the household that visits the vet
- Member of the household
- Rat, to some
- Lap dog, for one
- Lassie, for one
- Lassie or Benji, e.g.
- Last name on many a holiday card
- One entering through a small door, perhaps
- Reassure, as a dog
- Microchipped family member, perhaps
- One is in each theme entry
- One may be adopted
- One may have a sitter
- Peevish fit
- Peevish mood
- Millie or Socks
- Lovey
- Preferred thing
- Preferred
- One often sleeping on the floor
- Penthouse centerfold
- "Penthouse" girl
- Nick and Nora's Asta, e.g.
- One that eats from bowls
- Perfect Circle song you feed?
- Macaw, for some
- Letterman's stupid ___ tricks
- Letterman's Stupid _____ Tricks
- Only Canadian PM with message on the moon
- Mollycoddle
- Nonhuman member of the family
- Resident animal
- Resident ignored by census takers
- Prized
- Responsibility for a house sitter, maybe
- Responsibility lesson for a child
- Responsibility of many a house sitter
- Like a faddist's rock
- Like a favored project
- Like a preferred theory
- Reward Rover
- Rex, to Reagan
- Pierre's monogram
- Pig, to some
- Source of hair on one's furniture
- Word after class or teacher's
- R.W.R.'s Lucky, e.g.
- Word before name or project
- Word before parrot or project
- Word before "peeve" or "project"
- Word before project or peeve
- Spa visitor who doesn't pay the bill?
- Turtle, sometimes
- Water bowl drinker
- Water-bowl user (or the start of a film and TV actor's split personality)
- Water bowl user
- Water bowl visitor
- Spaying customer?
- Special
- Special favorite
- Word with name or project
- Sandy, to Annie
- Sandy, to Little Orphan Annie
- Sweetheart
- Sweetie
- Santa's Little Helper, to Bart Simpson
- Santa's Little Helper, to the Simpsons
- Spirit-lifter, perhaps
- Spoon
- Type of name or rock
- Spot for a family, quite possibly
- Spot, maybe
- Spot or Tabby
- Spot, to Munster
- Sitter's charge, maybe
- "West End Girls" band ___ Shop Boys
- Scooby-Doo, to Shaggy
- Tiger on "The Brady Bunch"
- Teacher's ___ (classroom favorite)
- Teacher's ___ (favored student)
- Teacher's ___ (favorite kid in a classroom)
- Teacher's ___ (favorite pupil)
- Teacher's ___ (favorite student)
- Teacher's ___
- Teacher's ____
- Teacher's _____
- Teacher's fave
- Teacher's favorite student
- Teacher's favorite
- Smallest member of the family, often
- You may make an Instagram account for one
- You name it
- Tizzy
- Snake, to some
- Your dog or cat, for example
- Yours may be adopted
- Snit
- Snoopy, to Charlie
- Snowball II the cat on "The Simpsons," for example
- Term of affection
- Term of endearment
Recent Usage of Treat like a dog? in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Treat like a dog?" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Treat like a dog? in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - Feb. 12, 2020
- LA Times - July 17, 2017
- Evan Birnholz Sunday Crossword - Jan. 10, 2016
- Merl Reagle Sunday Crossword - Jan. 11, 2015
- Washington Post - Aug. 10, 2014
- Washington Post - Dec. 2, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 17, 2010
- AV Club - Sept. 1, 2010
- NY Sun - Aug. 1, 2008
- USA Today - May 8, 2008
- New York Times - June 29, 2003
- New York Times - Dec. 10, 2000
