Sentences with phrase «brothers brought their dogs with»

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We went to my parents house to spend time with family as my brother and my sister - in - law brought their two dogs.

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We have all been told to bring something home from the hospital with the baby's scent on it but did you know there are other ways you can help prepare your dog for their new little brother or sister?

Mythic creatures, part - man part - dog, children with exotic animal skins, medieval noble women, and monks, are brought together within the gallery walls, which they in turn transform into a post-modern version of a magical forest, worthy of a Brothers Grimm tale.