Sentences with phrase «dog out of the garbage»

To keep your dog out of the garbage and away from dangerous things like turkey bones, use a trash can with a locking lid or put the can under the sink or in a broom closet.

Not exact matches

The Dog and Cat repellent is used to keep those animals out of garbage, gardens, lawns, and landscaped areas.

Helpful chores may include: Do a load of laundry, fill or empty the dishwasher, wipe down the counters, clean out the fridge, stock the fridge with fresh food, take out the garbage, empty the diaper pail, change the bed sheets, clean out the litter box, walk the dog, address thank - you notes, or most fun of all: Hold the baby while Mom has a shower or takes a nap.

Don't Praise; Encourage When kids have contributed to the family by setting the table, taking out the garbage, sorting laundry, walking the dog, or even putting a book back on the shelf after they've finished, express your gratitude with words of encouragement instead of praise.

Let's start with the most recent, and probably the most ridiculous puppy fashion trend to go viral — dogs in pantyhose: / As weird as these are, I get a chuckle out of them, and even though the dogs look embarrassed, I'm not sure that animals that sniff each others» butts and eat garbage are capable of embarrassment.

«There are plenty of local governments that can cite you for not mowing your lawn, leaving your garbage out on the curb overnight or owning one too many dogs.

Dogs that get into garbage are much more likely to develop pancreatitis, so be sure to keep trash out of your dog's reach!

In addition, dogs that get into garbage are much more likely to develop pancreatitis, so be sure to keep your trash out of your dog's reach!

Dogs are naturally curious and will try to investigate any interesting smells coming from your garbage can and will want to drink out of the toilet bowl and see what is behind door number 1 and 2 and 3....

Take your dog out to the vet, pet store, school yard (when children are playing), car, elevator and busy street as well as near the garbage truck and buses, bicycles and skateboards, and around people of all ages, sex and ethnic backgrounds.

You can not just «call out «to ask your dog to get their nose out of the garbage or to put that shoe down that they are walking off with.

We spend ALOT of money on these dogs along with giving them a place to live if not weeks but months and keep them out of a shelter and or possibly euthanized because people throw their animals out like garbage without giving it a second thought.

The U.S. had abundant free - roaming dogs from settlement times until the advent of motorized transportation in the early 20th century, which gradually drove working animals out of the streets, closely followed by the introduction of regularly scheduled urban garbage disposal, enclosed sewers, near - universal access to indoor plumbing in urban areas, and home refrigeration.

If garbage scavenging is to blame for your dog's diarrhea episodes, you will need to devise a plan to keep him out of the garbage.

Maybe you've even had problems with your dog grabbing food off of your plate when you turn your head or dragging out the garbage and shredding it?

Instead, they are often semi-feral dogs living at the outskirts of human communities, eking out an existence by feeding on human garbage.

Debris spilling out of the garbage can, a dog - eared poster for last Halloween's pet parade still hanging up after Memorial Day, dust and fur accumulating in an air vent... These easy fixes can help make your shelter a more welcoming place — but sometimes they're hard to see if you're not looking...

According to the No Kill Advocacy Center, shelter killing is the leading cause of death for healthy dogs and cats in the U.S., with «almost half of all animals who enter our nation's shelters going out the back door in garbage bags rather than out the front door in the loving arms of adopters, despite the fact that there are plenty of homes available.»

For those who don't have or won't find more compelling reasons — without limiting the generality, etc., getting together with family, giving and getting presents, unwrapping presents, staking out garbage, getting a pedicure, washing the dog, herding cats, discovering the next unknown prime in Pi, successfully rendering coherent some of the jurisprudence of... [subject optional]-- occupying their time in the immediate future, I'm pleased to announce I'm going to be a guest blogger on the University of Alberta, Faculty of Law, Faculty Blog.

And some just don't apply: if I sent out all my dogs, they'd just garbage — all of them, every time.

Add to that the pressure of the job search and it's no wonder people working on their resumes develop sudden urges to walk the dog, take out the garbage or call great - aunt Matilda.

We have boxes of light fixtures strewn about, a faucet and a sink sitting around on the floor, pet gates propped up to keep the dogs out of the construction area, a garbage disposal is sitting on our mantel... you know, the usual fall decor.