Sentences with phrase «chases rabbits in»

Nowadays, fewer states allow hunting with dogs in general, so most of today's Ridgebacks are content to keep the backyard squirrel - free or to chase rabbits in a field.

If as therapist, you find yourself accessing underlying fears, sadness and longings (tears), but then you go chasing another rabbit in the form of intellectualize, teaching or distracting yourself, this is a good adage to remember.

Not exact matches

It's never too soon when you're starting a new business to take a break, catch your breath, look around, and make sure you're heading in the right direction, doing the right things in the right way, and chasing the right rabbit.

We didn't actually lift a lot of weights in SEAL training, because there were so many of us in a SEAL team or in a SEAL training class, you just couldn't set up a circuit — but the calisthenics and really today you see the fitness world going from, «Well, you need to do heavy weights or you need to do kettlebells, or you need to... «Well, I think what you find is calisthenics, the old push - ups, sit - ups, 8 - count bodybuilders, chase the rabbit, these were exercises that I still do today, and they serve me pretty well.

Let me chase a rabbit when it comes to basing your belief or unbelief on people: Not believing in God because of hypocrites or weird Christians is, to be blunt, a stupid reason to become an atheist.

a lifethreatening tackle which could break every bone in your body and jump up like a jack rabbit and chase an opponent.

What if the prospect of finding an ever - more - compatible mate with the click of a mouse means a future of relationship instability, in which we keep chasing the elusive rabbit around the dating track?

A life - or - death chase where orcs pursue Radagast and his rabbit - drawn sledge turns into a giddy, gibe - strewn event that strongly recalls the pod race in «The Phantom Menace,» and not just because it's almost entirely CGI.»

«We looked down at the cliff jutting into the sea, a rubber boat full of kids going under the arch, and then you started running and jumping through the grass, dodging the rabbit holes, shouting at the top of your voice, so I started chasing you, trying to catch you, and we were laughing so hard as we ran and ran, kicking up rainbow showers in the leaves.»

On the flip side, living in the Country I can tell you many Frenchies enjoy hunting / chasing squirrels and rabbits and chickens and wouldn't think twice about chasing a cat if one should ever be bold enough to come on the property.

While I was struggling with maths and science, Chad was at home in my parents» farm rounding up geese and chasing rabbits.

Chasing tweety birds, sniffing rodent holes, chasing rabbits, rolling in mud, picking up sticks —Chasing tweety birds, sniffing rodent holes, chasing rabbits, rolling in mud, picking up sticks —chasing rabbits, rolling in mud, picking up sticks — great!

They can also get plenty of exercise by running and playing of leash, but only in a secure area — like other terriers, Cairns can't resist the urge to chase small animals such as cats, rabbits, and squirrels.

A rabbit might not play on cue, like a dog thrown a ball or a cat chasing a feather at the end of a string, but place a ball in a bunny's play yard and watch your pet nudge the ball around in circles, or throw in a set of plastic keys and it's only a matter of time before those keys are tossed about.

My Californian (haha made pet of the week here, so proud of her) has a very spunky attitude... she does demand attention... if I'm not giving in she'll take my things and run with it till I chase her... the other day she took my cell phone and ran around the yard till I almost caught her, then she dropped it... this breed of rabbit is the best one in my opinion... sweet... easy to tame and train... gorgeous... perfect.

These dogs were bred to chase fox, badger, rabbit and other small animals that live in dens.

A dog with terrier in it, for example, may enjoy chasing rabbits.

They are natural hunters: they were created to be water retrieving bird dogs, but they are also interested in watching and chasing rabbits.

If your dog likes to chase rabbits, other dogs or cats, or just pretends not to hear you in a park, you may use electric dog training collars to control your dog's behavior from a distance.

However, they should not be allowed to run outside of a fenced - in area; if a rabbit or squirrel is flushed during that run, the Greyhound will forget everything in the excitement of the chase.

About ten years ago I nearly ran over a little springer that darted in front of my truck as it chased a rabbit.

We have come to find together that she is a huge sweetheart with all humans, she loves the dewy grass in the morning, chasing rabbits and birds, and running free with other dogs every night at our local dog park.

Out in the countryside or at the park, there are butterflies to pursue, horse manure to eat, rabbits to chase, other dogs to annoy, and all manner of smells to investigate.

Instead of running around and chasing imagined rabbits in the backyard, he's listless, doesn't seem to have as much energy as he normally should and doesn't leap to your arm for a round of slobbery morning kisses.

I had a Springer Spaniel called Boots he was from a line of champion gundog winners he loved to chase rabbits and birds because thats what he was breed to do But he lived and played with cats all his life and when I got my first rabbit Caramel he absolutely doted on thet bunny even the cats learnt to live in harmony with Caramel mind you that was one tough bunny he would chase other cats out of the garden growling, so there you have a prey animal living happily with animals with high prey intstinct, and Boots would still chase strange cats out of the garden too, but the funniest thing to see was a big cat clear a 6 foot fence all poofed whilest being chased by a dwarf belgian lop rabbit, xx Rachel

Amy: And the main thing to when you have to do that is you should have handled your rabbit enough in advance so that you don't have to chase her.

In fact, when you have small pets, I recommend not allowing your Airedale puppy to chase ANY living creature (squirrels, rabbits, birds).

Dogs who used to live in a house with family members around all day, every day - and who had a big backyard in which to play and chase rabbits - may find themselves in an empty house 8 to 10 hours a day and being taken on a leash to a place to eliminate.

At some point, while chasing a furry looking dog that may resemble a rabbit or squirrel to them, their animal instinct may kick in.

But back home in May of 2015, Guinness «got gimpy» according to Andy while trying to chase down a rabbit in a muddy part of a field.

As you look at your little Sighthound resting in the warm summer sun, you might think your little sweetums could never harm another living animal, but there are Italian Greyhound owners who have witnessed their IG not only chasing, but catching — and even killing — rabbits and birds.

A retired racer should be tested with small children or other pets, as some of these dogs make a habit of chasing them as they had chased mechanical rabbits in their earlier career.

It only takes one rabbit or squirrel in the distance to kick their natural chase instinct into high gear, and your Italian Greyhound could be off having the time of his life until he can't find his way home or gets hit by a car.

Carmie definitely chased rabbits or squirrels in her dreams.

Throughout history the Greyhound has been used in packs as hunting dogs to chase a variety of prey, but the natural prey of the Greyhound has always been the hare / rabbit.

The resting respiratory rate is best observed when your pet is in a nice, deep sleep (but not dreaming as their respiratory rate may be higher while they are dreaming of chasing rabbits).

Common actions between rabbits in a bonding session can include: chasing, nipping, swatting, spraying or mounting.

Show cockers tend to be less inclined to this behaviour, so if you are looking for a calmer friend, one happy to trot along at your heels on a walk, rather than find every rabbit in the county and chase him from his bramble bush, then a show bred cocker may be more to your taste.

We have a 1/2 acre pond to swim in and many acres to play and hunt on, mostly chasing squirrels and rabbits.

Cats are motivated by their strong prey instincts to chase and hunt the toy, and it's not a large leap to eat the toy if it is covered in real rabbit or mouse fur.

In the hand - crafted and beautiful world of Skyrim, you can essentially lead an entire fantasy life, playing the game in any way you see fit, whether that be as a morally questionable thief, a fire - wielding mage, a none - too - bright warrior, skilled blacksmith, deadly archer, or even a pacifist who likes to chase bunny rabbits arounIn the hand - crafted and beautiful world of Skyrim, you can essentially lead an entire fantasy life, playing the game in any way you see fit, whether that be as a morally questionable thief, a fire - wielding mage, a none - too - bright warrior, skilled blacksmith, deadly archer, or even a pacifist who likes to chase bunny rabbits arounin any way you see fit, whether that be as a morally questionable thief, a fire - wielding mage, a none - too - bright warrior, skilled blacksmith, deadly archer, or even a pacifist who likes to chase bunny rabbits around.

1) It means devoting resources — basically, money and talent — to chasing rabbits rather than in figuring out how to get where we know we need to get (negative carbon) in the fastest way possible.

I gave you TWO links, one to the chart I referenced in my comment and another to a series of articles on Powerline Blog, and you wandered off into the sticks chasing a rabbit and came up with a UNICORN.....

This chasing down the rabbit hole in search of imaginary reasons why anyone would actually want AGW to be true is simple delusion.

He enjoys the sun, running in the fields and rabbit chasing.

Wendy English, former sales manager at Century 21 Commonwealth in Medfield, Mass., recalls an uncaged rabbit that she says was «disgustingly smelly» and would chase people and try to bite them when they entered the home.

As long as our focus needs to be tilted in favor of prospecting and chasing the rabbit, instead of service, we might consider ourselves to be professional sales people, but certainly not professionals — broadly speaking.