"Františkův pes si nepřeje být vyšetřován."

Translation: František's dog does not wish to be investigated.

[Makevil]

well, can't blame the dog...

[CathyBowde1]

What's this doing in the politics unit?

[VladaFu]

Well, if you knew why he does not want to be investigated...

[nueby]

[Censored.]

[metiRpL6]

Bit of a silly sentence......'examined' as in looked at by a vet might be more appropriate. Perhaps in Czech 'vysetrovan' does mean examined/investigated?

[VladaFu]

Examined is accepted as well. Investigated means investigated by police or journalists.

[metiRpL6]

But only 'investigated' is offered in the selectable boxes, 'examined' would have to be typed.

[VladaFu]

Sure, type it.

[NinaOBel]

What about explored?

[BoneheadBass]

I'm native AmE, and "explored" does not work here.

[VladaFu]

prozkoumáván, zkoumán

I don't know if it is a good verb for animals.

[Jeff448012]

When admin updates or revamps this section, it might be more useful for users if the subjects of these sentences were persons like, for example, the deputy minister of the interior or an advisor to the president or the mayor of the city. Seems like at this point in the course, dogs and foxes are already part of our vocabulary. Just sayin' :)