Sentences with phrase «gray muzzle»

If you are searching for a loving, loyal companion, look no further than that gray muzzle and sweet eyes looking up you.

Bethany was a stray that we pulled from animal control after no one claimed her ☹️ Don't let the gray muzzle fool you, she plays and keeps up with Leonardo!

We miss her and her sweet, caring nature (and her gray muzzle).

The broken tine on the buck's wide antlers and its graying muzzle meant it was an old bachelor, most likely run off from the herd by the younger bucks to live out what years it had left on its own.»

And in the case of those lovingly dubbed «gray muzzles», the benefits of adopting a senior dog are many.

As I sat in bed, scratching Rem's graying muzzle, I started thinking about his overall health.

Elizabeth looked at the graying muzzle of her English Cocker Spaniel, Althea, as she telephoned the vet.

Not exact matches

He walked to the head of his team, threw his arms around the gray - and - white muzzle of his lead dog, an Alaskan husky named Larry, and told him, «Life just changed.»

«Most of current faculty are long of tooth and gray of muzzle,» says Hayes, and «strategies able to create attractive academic positions... are needed.»

Fang is a light gray wolf with a white muzzle, cream tipped paws, and purple eyelids.

You'll be there when her muzzle starts to turn gray, when her hair starts to thin, when she isn't as spry as she once was.

Graying hair, especially around the muzzle at first, and spreading to other areas of the face, head, and body

Dog age prematurely and gray about the muzzle and feet.

Your dog's hair coat will gradually become thinner, duller and gray in color, especially around the face and muzzle.

Time and again we marveled at the love and dedication each family gave their new «babies», especially those dogs who'd been battered by life, or whose muzzle was covered in gray, or the dogs with special needs, the dogs no one else would give a second glance.

It is important to remember that the signs of aging in dogs and cats — including reduced hearing and eyesight, muscle wasting or atrophy, cognitive dysfunction and a graying face or muzzle — may not become noticeable until the pet is very old.

Just because they have a little gray around the muzzle, doesn't mean they should be excluded from a fun, outdoor adventure!

Graying of the muzzle (or entire face!)

Elkhounds are mid-size silver gray dogs with dark guard hairs and muzzles.

The coat comes in black, tan, black and tan, brown, gold, gray and blue, or gray, tan, and blue, with tan markings under the tail, around the eyes, lower legs, and on the muzzle.

The young pup of boundless energy wakes up stiff and lame, the muzzle now gray.

Older dogs may start to show gray hair, especially on the muzzle and around the eyes.

Physical signs include: cloudy eyes, hearing loss; thinning fur; feels the cold; loose skin; prominent spine, shoulders and hips; loss of muscle tone; stiff joints or lameness and gray hairs around the muzzle and in coat.

* Ageless Advice to Bring Out the Best in Senior Pets: America is undergoing a gray (muzzle) revolution with more than one - third of dogs and cats in homes reaching senior or even geriatric status.

Then there's that gray creeping into his muzzle.

Graying around the muzzle, on the chest, on top of the head.

Marple, who had adopted three of the dogs she had fostered through the Eden Prairie - based animal rescue nonprofit, had no plans to adopt Bella Boo: The gray - muzzled pooch wasn't expected to live long.

Gray whiskers are common around their muzzles and chins, and gray streaks may appear on their body fur.

They further limited the pool by not using dogs where it would be difficult to tell the extent of graying on their muzzles, such as white dogs (Great Pyrenees), cream colored dogs (Golden Retrievers), gray dogs (Poodles), and merle colored dogs (Australian Shepherds).

Dogs with heartworms often gray prematurely about the muzzle and forelegs.

Graying around the face area, particularly the muzzle and whiskers, starts at five to six years old, «doggie middle age.»

Your senior dog's coat and the area around his muzzle begin to turn gray.