Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Shoes<br>My mother had bought me a pair of new shoes. As I put them on my feet, my dog came over to lick them. I thought that my dog's feet might be cold. I took my shoes off and put them on my dog. Now I need another pair of new shoes.
The dog wore the shoes
The shoes were old
Owning a dog makes you cool.
Nobody else liked the pair of shoes
toms dog does not like the smell of old slippers
My dog had fleas one other time in the past.
toms dog knows how to fetch his slippers
Mandy did not feel warm until she removed her shoes.
you should treat a dogs fever by wiping its paws with a cloth soaked in ice cold water
If Alice wore her basketball shoes to go shopping the next day, they were still torn.
The shoes were ugly to her friends
Tom's feet are what caused the slippers to smell really bad.
The socks don't match.
The cats paws need to feel your surroundings.
Joan adopted legally a lab dog and she was always followed when she went jogging. She put out food and she was trusted by her friend for life who was young and black.
I fell over when my dog ran into me
the dog was aopted by her owner
The shoes were stinky
Joan was always followed by a young black lab when jogging. Joan may not like all dogs, but she tried to approach it and it would always run away. Joan put out food for some animal and she felt sorry for it. Joan is friends for life with a legally adopted dog.
Joan likes young black lab dogs who eat and trust her. She is friends for life with one who is young. He ran away at first, but he was finally adopted and is friends for life with the legally adoptive owner who tried to approach him and felt sorry about it.
My dogs has scratched himself for other reasons.
Going somewhere similar can make the walk more interesting for both you and your dog.
The new shoes were bought for the dog's cold feet.
 I thought that my dog's feet might be cold because it is winter.
The dog licked the writer's bare feet.