You would probably want to import both of those files as seperate modules into a core main script. Then you can use the return statements in your get functions.
I'm not sure on the whole Class::Function thing, but surely you are referencing a function called "Dog" and a class called "Dog", which are the same, which may cause an error.
That would be a good idea Convoluted, but it may overcomplicate things. You just need a simple loop where you have a variable, say "i" (starting at 1), then each loop iteration, you write the value of "i" to an array each each loop, the position of which increases by 1.
You need to show some effort! We won't write out the code for you. Research for and while loops on the official python documentation. Make a variable that will be the condition for the loop. Increment this by two each time, making sure it starts on one, and stops when it reaches 33.
