Sentences with phrase «big black dog»

And some people are simply scared of big black dogs, even though color doesn't have anything to do with temperament.

BBD — or Big Black Dog Syndrome — is a somewhat unexplained, but widely known phenomenon among shelters.

Statistics show that pretty much no matter the locale; it is pretty consistent with most shelters and rescue org's that the adoption rate is lower, the surrender rate is higher, the wait time for adoption is longer and euthanasia rate is higher with big black dogs.

Lizzie was a strong gal who did NOT like big black dogs.

7) There is a cultural bias against big black dogs because of irresponsible black & black / brown dog breed / breed x's owners in breeds like the Doberman, Pit, Rottie, GS etc. for example.

I have a westie sasha she's five got her last year didn't know how to sit / lye down and she's my best friend and just repeating myself over n over no treats as she wo t eat them out side so when we get home she gets her biscuit I'm very lucky she's not a barker only wen she see big black dogs she goes mental I'm like sorry l but Sasha is very clever and am sure she know what a Am sayin xx

He was standing with his big black dog in front of the Melman house, just beyond the reach of yellow light thrown by their windows.

DADS (DIME A DOZEn) and BBDs (big black dogs) are labels for black dogs at municipal animal shelters in America.

With much anticipation of a happy reunion, Animal Control was called but «no» there were no reports of anyone looking for a big black dog.

PetAgree employees willingly took on the problem of the big black dog, thanking Corey for his concern and for taking action to help this lost dog.

The phone call to Cameron came because of an observant volunteer at Indy Lost Pet Alert who matched the picture of the «found» big black dog with the picture of the «lost» big black dog posted back in January.

The big black dog fell right to sleep, feeling safe and loved.

The big black dog was first seen on a hot Saturday afternoon in early June wandering along old US 36 in Danville across from Hendricks Regional Hospital.

What to do next for the big black dog?

This is the story of a big black dog and her 5 month journey.

Corey and the big black dog walked into the building and Corey explained that the dog seemed to be lost.

When the lady walked into the Hendricks County Humane Society, all skepticism was washed away by tears of joy because the big black dog was ecstatic!

It was decided that the big black dog could go into the outdoor single kennel which was a large shaded play area stocked with water, food, a bed, and some treats.

When PetAgree closed for the day, not wanting the big black dog to spend the night outside, Cameron brought her to the Humane Society and provided her with a large air conditioned room, a bed, food, and water.

At last, the big black dog has a name, Blossom Girl, and her story unfolds: She lived with her family in a little community near Cloverdale, Indiana.

It was noted that this big black dog had a cute pink collar, but no tags and no microchip!

He was struggling to come up with a solution for this big black dog, who was by now sitting comfortably across his entire back seat, when his eyes fell upon a roadside sign, PetAgree Boarding and Grooming, and it was open!

Not one to turn away an animal in distress, Corey offered this big black dog a ride in his car; an offer the big black dog could not refuse.

People are content with «big black dog» and don't ask anymore questions.

6) People fear the big black dog and are not convinced that they are in fact friendly.

«We know all about you,» she said over her shoulder to the big black dog, which had bitten an 11 - year - old and had since been disowned.

has adorable «Little Black Dogs» and lovely «Big Black Dogs» ready for foster and adoption.

This holds so true for black dogs, that a condition exists to describe the phenomenon — Big Black Dog Syndrome; animal shelters use the term «BBD» to reference the larger, mixed - breed black dogs typically shunned by potential adopters.

«I think some beliefs are hard to change, especially if someone has anecdotal evidence that there have been one or two big black dogs that take longer to adopt.»

This holds so true for black dogs, that a condition exists to describe the phenomenon — Big Black Dog Syndrome; animal shelters

I've been on the lookout for an affordable rug for our family room which is oddly shaped and a resting place for two big black dogs.