Sentences with phrase «dog in a parked»

i passed a dog in the park this morning and even he, I am sure, knows we need a spine for the team of bigger tough players.

Dogs in the park would be required to be healthy, fully immunized and display current park district and village ID tags on their collar if applicable, officials said.

Park District officials say they based their fine not on smoking bans elsewhere, but on existing penalties for smoking in park fieldhouses and not picking up after dogs in the parks.

It's not uncommon to hear outrage that someone left their dog in a parked car on a hot day with the windows up (much deserved outrage, I might add).

While walking your dogs in the park, streets, and sidewalks, their paws collect a lot of filth that contains germs.

Yang and colleagues filmed elephants, pandas and warthogs at a local zoo, and one team member's dog in a park, as they defecated.

While riding the bus to work everyday, I always see people jogging along the lake or playing with their dogs in the park and I think, they're doing it right.

In the rise of big businesses, there is no doubt that a rich woman might be seen having a grocery or walking her dog in the park.

the movies, while Im driving, while Im at cocktail parties, while Im walking my dogs in the park,.

Avoid squeaky toys — they run the risk of riling up every dog in the park!

Special Notice Although the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department does not require vaccination or medical records for the dogs in our parks, for most communicable viral dog diseases such as Canine Influenza Virus (CIV), prevention through vaccination is strongly recommended.

However, to avoid unpleasant encounters and possible injury, please be alert and watchful of other dogs in the park as well as your own.

Leaving a dog in a parked car during summer weather is the leading cause of heat stroke.

Depending on your lifestyle, the need to walk your dog in the park may vary.

You should give them an opportunity to walk out there, socialize with other dogs in the park.

And of course, never leave your dog in a parked vehicle.

Jen arranged for a friend to pick up the other dogs in the parking lot so that she could rush Rooster to the emergency veterinary hospital.

A few of the dogs in the park may have any one of a variety of issues.

If you see an aggressive dog in the park or if your dog becomes aggressive, your best option may be to leave.

There is not way knowing if one of the dogs in that park has dominance or aggression issues.

This is something to consider if you live on the edge of a pheasant shoot, or want to exercise your dog in a park with a busy cycle path through the middle.

Walking your dog in the park means you don't have control over the amount of work that your pooch will be exerting.

Parents must refrain from bringing toddlers and small children to the dog park and at no time be allowed to run with, or chase after dogs in the park.

Also, remember that you don't know the other dogs in the park.

«She doesn't want to play or run, she just wants to hump all the other dogs in the park.

One thing that I hear this dog missing out on is daily offleash social play with other dogs in the park!

Your dogs may not be afraid, but other dogs in the park may be fearful and may need some space.

Some people drive their Setters to wilderness areas for runs, ride bicycles with their dogs next to them on leash, jog with their dogs on leash, or use a long, retractable leash (flexi - leash) to walk their dog in a park or neighborhood area.

An adult Siberian Retriever will play gently with smaller dogs in the park.

You just can not help falling in love once you see him walking confidently in the streets or playing with bigger dogs in the park.

His guardian, Todd, had always been a little hesitant to let Gopher off - lead with strange dogs in the park.

So what should you do if you see a dog in a parked car?

Never be afraid to stand up for a dog in a parked car.

For the dog in the parking lot, who belonged to another family, officers provided a doghouse and other supplies.

Never leave your dog in a parked car.

- Sue Alexander CPDT CDBC, Dogs in the Park, Guelph, Ontario www.dogsinthepark.ca

I hear many excuses from owners for not walking dogs regularly - less places to walk, working longer hours; more adverse weather conditions and higher concentration of dogs in parks — but we are responsible for our pets and time needs to be made to meet their requirements.

Remember to never leave a dog in a parked car.

A dog of this size found running loose in the community, or even in play periods with other dogs in a park, may be considered a threat by some, regardless of stable temperament.

If you or your dog feel uncomfortable with another dog in the park, leave.

«I'm a messenger for the people, and they are telling me no dogs in parks.»

Make sure not to leave the dog in the parked car as he might be get suffered from the heatstroke due to the hot temperature.

Remember to watch your pal — and the other dogs in the park — at all times.

The other dogs in the park find unaltered dogs extremely interesting because of the smells they emit.

I learned this once when my dog broke to see another dog in the park and the buckle snapped.

Other common causes of heat stroke include: a previous episode of heat stroke, leaving a dog in a parked car, excessive exercise in hot, humid weather (this may be exercise that your dog can usually handle but not in warmer weather), lack of appropriate shelter outdoors, thicker - coated dogs in warm weather and underlying disease such as upper airway, heart of lung disease.

On Saturday July 12th our team took part in Victoria Barks: Dogs in the Park.

What would you do if you found a dog in a parked car on a warm day (anything above 70 °F is considered too warm)?

After finding a dog in the park, Watson decided to adopt her if no one claimed her and got to see the adoption process first hand.

So her meet and greeting skills of other dogs in the park maybe another aspect that will one day click with her too, but till then I have to always «air on the side of caution» an observe her when she meets and greets other dogs off lead in the park.