Definition: The dogcatcher was a person who caught dogs for human purposes, often to be trained to work as herding dogs in sheepherders' households. In some cases, they were involved in hunting wild game or guarding livestock from predators. The term is believed to have originated from an ancient Greek phrase "dakos," meaning "the dogcatcher" and was used as a metaphor for someone who could capture and handle animals efficiently.
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