Three Ways to express a general statement

a)A dog is a faithful animal.
b)The dog is a faithful animal.
c)Dogs are faithful animals.

I think the three examples share the same basic meaning.
Is there a difference of nuance between them?

All three are correct. No difference in meaning. (C) is less formal than the first two. :-D:-D

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Originally Posted by naomimalan

All three are correct. No difference in meaning. (C) is less formal than the first two. :-D:-D

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Thanks for the answer naomimalan :)
I'd like to confirm whether b) sounds academic or not.
I've heard that thing from a native.

Yes, it does. Your native speaker was right. :-D:-D