Sentences with phrase «always run with my dogs»

To think I have always run with my dogs and now someone will actually help out a local rescue while we get healthy.

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I go there twice a week and to Boulder too, where I hike with my dogs and run on the beach — nontraditional workouts where I can be in nature are always treasured.

by Walter Chaw Closer in spirit to Mystery, Alaska than to the similarly Olympics - inspired Cool Runnings, Men with Brooms is an underdog sports intrigue mashed together with a bedroom farce — and neither dog - eared formula is handled with very much originality, while uncomfortable subplots concerning adultery, alcoholism, and healing father / son rifts (see also Hoosiers) vie for a level of pathos that always feels out of place in what is essentially The Bad News Bears (or The Replacements, or Slap Shot) for curling.

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If Fido is hyperactive and always on the move, your best backdrop would be the dog run where it will be racing around or playing with other animals.

I recently evaluated a Vizsla with an Environmental Phobia that did the exact same thing: the dog was always stressed in public, so when the dog got out of the car and saw a neighbor, it ran across the street and bit her in the posterior.

Both dogs with firm stools and always went potty outside (Yes they are house dogs but I walk or take them to a field by our river to run daily — I even drive down the dirt paths and they run along side of the car and love it).

Running with your dog can be great fun — and it's always easier to get that motivation to exercise when you've...

Clinical signs of dementia in dogs begins with them not always coming when called or not running to the door to greet people.

Calm with strangers, always willing to play with other dogs, not high - strung, up for a long walk or a run but totally chill hanging out while her owners are at work.

He knows which side to be on so he can always keep things in sight, he runs and plays with the resident dogs, and is quite a little snuggler.

He enjoyed his daily walks and runs in the fields and to try and encourage him Nicki would always take him with her when she checked the sheep but he tended to ignore them, even when the other dogs went out to gather them and drive them over to her.

Many veterinary institutions often run clinical drug trials for dogs with bladder cancer, so it is always best to check with these facilities to see if your pet may be eligible for these trials.

She would probably be a GREAT running partner and does great walking on leash — but is not always friendly with other dogs she meets.

Hunters assume they're no good at hunting and for pet owners, there's a myth that hunting - dogs always run away — I've had more trouble with Great Pyrenees trying to do a runner!

«Animals have always been a large and passionate part of my life, particularly dogs» she stated, «that's why I will run my Woof Gang with Pet Priority!

I du n no, but it always seems odd to me to leave a dog alone with the running of the house.

For all of these reasons, always leash your dog when you are not in a secure fenced - in area, and always provide your Stafford with a safe place in your home, such as a crate or secure dog run, when you are not directly watching him, especially when he is still a puppy or adolescent.

Run by a former university professor who is now a licensed, insured, certified Canine Behavior Consultant with years of experience, Calm Energy teaches you how to «speak dog» to create the peaceful city pet you've always wanted.

Whichever area you choose, always start with leashes on, even if they are used to running around the dog park in complete freedom.

My friend runs a rescue group in my area, and she is always happy to deal with owners that want to fix their dog's behavior, not just dump them on her.

Dr. Mark Russak, former president of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), advises if you go running with your dog and it's hot outside, plan the jog early in the morning or after sundown, and always bring water (for yourself and for the dog).

Whether it is a big playgroup with many dogs running around our training yard or a small playdate of two good friends sunning together in our outdoor pens, playgroup is always a fun time!

It is smartest to assume you'll always be running with your dog on leash since safe off - leash situations are rarities.

Dog parks are always a great start, but you do risk running into problems with other improperly - or un-socialized pets, owners who can not or will not handle their own dogs, and illness exposure through unvaccinated or sickly pets that are still brought to play with others.

There were children running and playing along the highway in their bare feet; locals bicycling through the village; thin and sad - looking dogs roaming around and laying in the middle of the road; lots of garbage and litter scattered along the side of the road; abandoned buildings with jungle growth creeping inside them and graffiti on the exterior; open - air handicraft markets selling typical Mexican souvenirs and blankets in a variety of vibrant colours; empty bus stops covered in graffiti; small, open - air and simple restaurants with red Coca Cola signs on the exterior, and matching tables and chairs serving authentic cuisine; locals cooking and serving fresh meat on a barbeque along the road; a small park and square; narrow gravel roads stemming off of the highway to the remainder of the village; and tiny one - room houses with either thatched roofs and wooden panels on the sides or square white painted houses with a flat roof, barred windows and always a satellite dish on top.

Usually when we think about alternatives, it's that particular someone who you could imagine being with if you weren't with your current partner — that hot guy in class, the waitress at the coffee shop who always laughs at your jokes, or your neighbor who always likes to stop and chat when you run into each other while walking your dogs.

Instinctively Katz put a hand to his head, looked at it in horror — he was always something of a sissy where excrement was concerned; I once saw him running through Greenwood Park in Des Moines like the figure in Edvard Munch's «The Scream» just because he had inadvertently probed some dog shit with the tip of his finger — and with only a mumbled «Wait here» walked with ramrod stiffness in the direction of our hotel.