- I have scanned the entire grid and can now systematically check for duplicates.
- The dog in the first row, first column (brown and white with a red circle) has a duplicate in the third row, fifth column (same dog, blue circle).
- The dog in the first row, second column (fluffy tan Pomeranian) has a duplicate in the fifth row, first column (same dog, red circle).
- The dog in the first row, third column (black and tan Rottweiler) has a duplicate in the fifth row, third column (same dog, yellow circle).
- The dog in the first row, fourth column (Yorkshire Terrier) has a duplicate in the fifth row, seventh column (same dog, purple circle).
- The dog in the first row, fifth column (Doberman) has a duplicate in the fourth row, second column (same dog, orange circle).
- The dog in the first row, sixth column (tan Pitbull) has a duplicate in the fourth row, fifth column (same dog, blue circle).
- The dog in the first row, seventh column (black pug) has a duplicate in the third row, first column (same dog, red circle).
- Now, checking the second row:
- The dog in the second row, first column (white Maltese) has a duplicate in the fifth row, sixth column (same dog, blue circle).
- The dog in the second row, second column (Doberman) is already accounted for.
- The dog in the second row, third column (French Bulldog) has a duplicate in the fifth row, fourth column (same dog, green circle).
- The dog in the second row, fourth column (yellow Labrador) has a duplicate in the third row, sixth column (same dog, purple circle).
- The dog in the second row, fifth column (black and white Jack Russell) has a duplicate in the fourth row, third column (same dog, yellow circle).
- The dog in the second row, sixth column (Yorkshire Terrier) is already accounted for.
- The dog in the second row, seventh column (tan Chihuahua) has a duplicate in the third row, second column (same dog, orange circle).
- Checking the third row:
- The dog in the third row, third column (grey Pitbull) has a duplicate in the fourth row, sixth column (same dog, purple circle).
- The dog in the third row, fourth column (fawn Pug) has a duplicate in the fifth row, second column (same dog, orange circle).
- The dog in the third row, seventh column (Boxer) has a duplicate in the fourth row, seventh column (same dog, purple circle).
- Checking the fourth row:
- The dog in the fourth row, fourth column (black and white Chihuahua) appears to be unique. I will verify this by scanning the entire grid one last time to ensure no other identical dog exists.
- After a final scan of all 35 portraits, the black and white Chihuahua in the fourth row, fourth column (within a green circle) is the only portrait that does not have a duplicate.
- The unique dog is the black and white Chihuahua located in the fourth row, fourth column.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable pictures dogs.
