Sentences with phrase «branches of working dogs»

There are no exemptions for service dogs, show dogs, or other branches of working dogs.

Not exact matches

I work very closely with the library branch directors in my district to host my Hot Dog Fundraisers and they tell me how appreciative they are of those funds because they are desperately needed.

After his elderly dog dies, nothing keeps him from visiting Ines (Sandra Hüller), his only daughter, a thirtysomething rising executive who works in the Bucharest branch of a global corporation.

Military Dog Visit Military working dogs are an important part of our military branches.

Get your dog culture on at an auction of works featuring hunting dogs at the New York branch of Britain's largest private auction house.

A board, large branch, cane, umbrella (quickly open it to startle the dogs), piece of plywood, chair, blanket, throw rug, welcome mat, thick winter coat... anything that is on hand and sturdy enough to prevent the dogs from biting one another (or you) could work.

In fact, Ostrander, who works at the NHGRI's Cancer Genetics and Comparative Genomics Branch, was one of the lead authors of a white paper arguing for support to sequence the dog genome at a level of quality already available at the time for the mouse, «to better understand the genetic basis of complex diseases affecting both human and dog.»

Some bigger rescue charities do this through their own overseas branches and with their own resources but most of this import trade goes through the commercial rescue operations who see an opportunity to acquire dogs, free of charge, delivered to the door with all the expensive veterinary work done and paid for and the dog fully recovered from any treatments like neutering and spaying, ready to re-home.

Though the study may help refine treatment for pets, it is of particular interest to the United States military, which has about 2,500 working dogs spread out among its branches according to Department of Defense estimates.

The memorial honors dogs who served in all five branches of the service in all wars since WWII, and bears the inscription, «Dedicated to all U.S. Military Working Dog Handlers and their beloved dogs who defend America from harm, defeat the enemy, and save lives.»

The first London exhibition of Bonfanti's work, following several sell - out shows at our New York gallery, will feature tufted birds on wrought iron - branches, dogs on chains and towers of playfully - balanced teddies, challenging our expectations of weight, weightlessness, texture and form.