Sentences with phrase «covered by the fur»

When it comes to clipping your dog's nails, be sure not to miss out on the dewclaws, especially in long - haired breeds where they are covered by fur.

· A choke chain or unchecked collar can also be covered by the fur of the dog and the skin may grow over it, embedding it in the dog's neck.

Not exact matches

first thing to do is get a sexy thermal coating a features the sofa but cinches at all the stomach with by using a furred cover.

Supplies 8 1/2 by 11 ″ sheet of red felt Hot glue gun Scissors 6 cotton balls or length of faux fur Here's how to make these sweet Santa covers:

Evolution: The Naked Truth (p 42) Humans are the only primates whose bodies are covered by mostly naked skin, not by fur.

Each week, the researchers tracked down all the animals they could find and noted how well their coat color matched the local background by determining the percentage of white fur and of snow cover.

The proposal from Roberto Cavalli collection is characterized by dark tones, made brilliant by the use of shiny tissue; furs are everywhere, collars and clutches are completely covered.

«You can't tell a book by its cover» with its Russian variant «Vstrechaut po odezhke provozhaut po umu» (first you judge «how nice», then you judge «how wise»») has also a different meaning of first part of this proverb with the emphasis on «Good clothes open all doors...» The addiction to adornments, fur and eye catching details in traditional Russian clothes has preserved till today.

Written by Being John Malkovich scribe Charlie Kaufman, Human Nature was the feature debut from acclaimed music - video director Michel Gondry and featured Arquette as a woman cursed with a coat of fur covering her body.As the decade progressed, audiences could see Arquette in projects ranging from the star - studded documentary Searching for Debra Winger to the sleeper family film Holes.

But there he was covered by a bulky fur coat.

There are plenty running crazy bodykits and snarling engine upgrades, and they're joined by a Smart with full Disney character livery; one entirely covered in blue fur; and not to be outdone, someone dressed their Roadster as a shark.

If your five - year - old fur coat is no longer worth the $ 5,000 you paid for it, you'll want to reduce or cancel your floater (extra insurance for items whose full value is not covered by standard homeowners policies such as expensive jewelry, high - end computers and valuable art work) and pocket the difference.

While dogs may be covered from head to tail in fur, they are still susceptible to damage caused by the sun, especially those with light skin tones or thin coats.

The trio are now social media fur - lebrities after CBS News and Bored Panda covered their story — the article by Bored Panda has received more than 900,000 views within a mere three days.

The visible portion, called the pinna, is a triangular cartilage flap covered on both sides by skin and fur.

You can protect your baseboards by covering them with plastic guards, 2x4s or furring strips found at your local hardware store.

The faux fur that is used now by almost every manufacturer is soft and will not have those same issues which mean that it will last much longer than the carpet covered condos did.

Cat condos are typically made of pressed wood of some kind, covered by faux fur.

The ears are held in the dropped position, folded over at the top, and are covered by silky fur.

The ears are held in the flopped position, hanging down the sides of the face but are not too long, and are covered by silky fur.

The hamster was covered in something really sticky which could irritate the skin (chewing gum that could not be removed by spot cleaning or cutting fur) or that would cause a bowel obstruction if the hamster chewed it off the skin (blue tac, putty, wax) or a substance that would damage the skin such as urine

Whether your pet is covered in fur or scales, we're here to provide everything he or she needs to stay happy and healthy and enjoy many years by your side.

Seresto dog collars work on all coats, so even dogs with thick fur will be effectively covered by this treatment.

Neither feral cats, nor even just a giant rug made from their fur, really cover all the nearly three million square miles of Australia, the world's sixth largest nation by land mass.

This small pooch is literally covered by a silky mantle of immaculate, white fur.

They do this by licking their fur with a tongue that is covered by tiny barbs and in doing so they dislodge any loose hairs.

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.

There are obvious sources, such as Adolf Loos's Villa Müller, rendered by BUREAU SPECTACULAR as a fur - covered peepshow box; and MIAO's interpretation of Duchamp's Paris apartment, its hinged doors, chairs and tables coated pink and scattered in miniature across the surface of a mirror.

Towards the rear of the pavilion, the Workplace Gallery (based jointly in Gateshead and London) presented towering sculptures by Eric Bainbridge, covered in the sort of fur best suited to stuffed animals.

On this evidence, a couple of daft Eric Bainbridge sculptures covered in fur and some solipsistic nonsense by Gavin Turk.

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Part of the attraction of Ms. Belanger's work is how it conjures art history: Salvador Dalí's lobster phone; Meret Oppenheim's fur - covered teacup; Claes Oldenburg's soft sculptures; Man Ray's objects wrapped in felt; and pieces by Evelyne Axell, Marisol, Niki de Saint Phalle, Tom Wesselmann, Brian Calvin, Al Hansen and many others working in the Pop idiom.

On the other hand, by covering Claes Oldenburg's iconic work Bedroom Ensemble with fake fur, Fleury calls upon human impulses of touching and feeling and the aesthetically pleasing charm of the artificial.

Large canvases are covered completely by patchworks that include sizable scraps of more canvas and other textiles, fake fur, reptile skin and even straw, and then painted shades of metallic silver or occasionally gray.

The scene was visually overwhelming: there were piles of fur scraps, desks overflowing with painting supplies and collected junk, stored artworks, easels and sawhorses, and Schneemann contributed to it by covering herself with paint and garden snakes.

Floater is additional insurance which can be added to your policy to cover personal property items whose full value is not covered by Standard Homeowners policies: antiques, jewelry, furs, guns, computers, valuable art work etc..

If you have items in your house that are exceptionally valuable — jewelry, furs, artwork, collections, etc. — it they are probably not going to be covered by standard homeowner's insurance.

His skin is pink and is covered by brown fur.