Consider the following statement:

$\text{All dogs pant when it is hot outside.}$

For the following questions,
Let $X = \lbrace dogs\rbrace$
$P(x)$ be the predicate $x\text{ pants when it is hot outside.}$

Translate the statement to its (English) existential form
A. There exists a dog that does not pant when it is hot outside
B. There exists a dog that pants when it is hot outside
C. There does not exist a dog that pants when it is hot outside
D. There does not exist a dog that does not pant when it is hot outside