Sentences with phrase «dogs after the hunt»

The highlight of the hunt was Lucas Ross from KFOR news playing the banjo for the dogs after the hunt.

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After the dog hassome field experience behind him and is used to retrieving live birds, he isready for the basic exercises which will control him when hunting.

After the hunt, a 10:30 a.m. Lucky Dog Egg Hunt will take place.

After your Easter dinner and egg hunts, tune in for the Beverly Hills Dog Show on USA... Read More

Under the current law, passed after years of parliamentary battles, hunts are allowed to use two dogs to flush out foxes that can then be shot for pest control purposes.

The ban on hunting with dogs will come into force on Friday after the Countryside Alliance lost their Court of Appeal case against the ban.

After all, graves containing dogs alongside humans date back 14,000 years, and dogs were probably helping with the mammoth hunt much earlier than that.

During the aforementioned animated sequence, Freeway is the hunted, but after a days - long stint in the woods, perhaps, he's the hunter, as well, a changed dog, belying the lack of physical wear - and - tear and noticeable trauma when Beth finds him.

Leveraging the interplay of the two motors on the rear axle, the e-tron quattro can «turn like a hunting dog after a rabbit» without any heaviness or wallowing through sharp corners, said Siegfried Pint, Audi's new Head of Electric Powertrain.

Although, in Pint's phrase, the e-tron quattro SUV can «turn like a hunting dog after a rabbit», the C - BEV (as Audi calls it internally) should be capable of consistently removing some of the impacts of dynamic forces on the driver in much more mundane driving events.

We met with Lucas after the hunt and he asked if he could play his banjo for our dogs.

The Edmond Hound Hunt is an ideal event because after the hunt, you can let your dogs go free and run off all those dog biscuits they just inhaled.

After trying a few different trainers, he got lucky enough to find the Sit Means Sit in Denver, where he learned how amazing the Sit Means Sit system really is, and how it can apply to all facets of the dogs life, even the hunting side of things.

The selective breeding changed a lot after 1901, when the breeder Frank Jones brought from Ireland a small dog that hunted rats.

Now if you are all enthused about trying a new method, go find the dog because s / he figured out a long time ago what is about to happen and has scampered off to a favorite hiding place in the hope that you will lose interest in the whole project after hunting for a while.

This is definitely true of Jack Russells as much as any other dog - possibly even more so, as the Jack Russell is definitively a terrier: active, agile, with a propensity to run for miles and dig endlessly (these dogs were bred to keep up with the horses during a fox - hunt, and to tunnel after prey that's gone to ground).

After years of selective breeding and careful offspring management, the result was impeccable — a functional, all - purpose hunting dog.

This was our first Springer Spaniel trial, an event styled after traditional pheasant hunts but fashioned as a contest for dogs and handlers.

The practice of shaving the dogs» face, ears, and chest originally began for hygienic reasons — these were the areas of the dogs that most often became dirty and required serious cleaning after each hunt.

Mirrored in some ways after the Earthdog competitions (which utilize safely caged rats which are not harmed by the dachshunds and small terriers which hunt them), Barn Hunt gives any appropriately sized dog — regardless of breed or mix — the chance to show off its hunting skills.

In a dog pack, the alpha dogs always eat first after a successful hunt, and then the other dogs get what's left according to their pack position.

After all, there are better ways to your spend time than hunting all over the web to find gifts of your favorite dog breed:)

They were used primarily as catch dogs, used to hold a boar or bear in place after other hunting dogs had caught it, until the hunter could come finish it off.

Instinct: When wolves (and sometimes dogs in the wild) return to their pups after a meal, they regurgitate meat from the hunt.

It wasn't until one of the dogs owned by Colonel Edward Donald Malcom, of Poltlloch, Argyllshire, Scotland was killed on the hunt after being mistaken for a fox.

As part of the WKC's Sporting Group, they are athletic, muscular and can move very quickly during bouts of running after a ball, pursuing the desired hunting target or playing with another dog.

After all, the breed standard states «Primarily a hunting dog.

This dog needs complete training from beginning to end, then after you've done that, enroll the dog in Agility classes, or take the dog hunting regularly.

After the Gold rush, Alaskans continued using sled dogs for traveling, hunting and for mail delivery.

This small dog filled a roll long sought after; he was an excellent hunting dog in a size smaller than a retriever.

They should never be allowed to run off leash outside of a fenced - in yard; these dogs have strong hunting instincts and will be off after a rabbit, squirrel, or cat in a flash.

It wasn't until the 1960s that Chihuahuas started to become popular as pets — before then dogs were mainly sought after for utilitarian uses such as hunting and pulling carts.

Great for a hunting or gun dog if that is what you are after, as they can sit quiet for hours waiting for game.

While it is true that equipped with more than 220 million olfactory receptors a dog's nose would be the best equipped to lead the hunt, truth is, tracking smells is also the most tiring and exhausting way to hunt (ever seen how tired a dog is after practicing nose work?).

Working dogs that love to herd and hunt will still love to herd and hunt after being spayed and neutered.

In 1929, Howard Knight, an American sportsman and dog breeder from Providence, Rhode Island, was permitted to join Germany's Weimaraner Club — only after he spent much time hunting with its members to prove his dedication to the breed.

The legend is that, during the 19th century, Colonel Malcolm, while hunting with his small brown terriers, accidentally shot his favorite dog after mistaking it for a fox.

A wolf's life involves limited contact with other animals, however; after the hunt, the pack plays and sleeps together, but there is no need for them to cope with interspecies communication and adjust to a broad and expanding set of experiences that confront dogs every day.

This hunting dog is thought to be named after the Brittany province in France and can be found featured in paintings as far back as the 17th century.

The dog should also be able to come inside after the days hunt or training session, and relax with the family.

Terriers and Dachshunds «go - to - ground» in simulated vermin hunts; retrievers, pointers, setters, spaniels, and Beagles, Bassets, and coonhounds prove their prowess in the field; sighthounds run lickety - split after a plastic bag in lure - coursing events; and herding dogs practice their skills on sheep and ducks.

Thanks to domestication, dogs have weaker hunting instincts; after all, we feed them.

Ample exercise after maturity — enough ongoing exercise that your Coonhound stays slim and is tired enough to sleep contentedly and not get into mischief; obviously these dogs would prefer their exercise to include hunting

The U.S. retained a large feral cat population long after street dogs disappeared, partly because cats are smaller than dogs, with smaller food requirements, and partly also because street dogs scavenge much more than hunt rodents, whereas feral cats hunt rodents much more than scavenge.

The hunting dogs often suffer a terrible fate after their working days are over; Debbie Wise Calfa explains how her group aims to help them.

Donâ» t interpret this to mean that dachshunds are fragile dogs — they're not (after all, they were bred for hunting).

Utility Test evaluates trained dogs in water and field, before and after the shot, as finished versatile hunting companions as well as many other specific tasks.

The essentials include a portable kennel, water and food dish, food container, water jug, neoprene vest, training collar / transmitter / battery charger, leash, dog treats, whistle, small plastic bags for picking up dog waste, first - aid kit and an old towel to dry the dog after water hunts.»

The fortune he continued to receive from royalties after he left the show in 1993 was invested in his passions: rescuing animals from abuse, training dogs to help people with disabilities or post-traumatic stress disorder, protecting whales from being hunted and providing vegan meals to hungry families.

Also, when dogs are hunting a lot throughout the day they will need extra food to sustain energy and replenish them after a hard day.