Sentences with phrase «dogs and children under»

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The film accurately delineates a 1950's midwestern family, and viscerally captures the everyday, unplanned, mundane life of the time: rough - housing, pre-adolescent boys playing in the grass with their dogs, wrestling in the tall grass pastures, mothers watching intently, arms - crossed to the discretion of their children outside a window, fathers kissing their children and wives on the cheek, brief - case in hand, before a long day's work at the plant, and the aestival sun browning the faces and arms of all under its path.

VIOLENCE / GORE 6 - A woman swims into rough waves near rocks to rescue her dog that seems to be stuck in heavy undertow and we see the dog disappear under the water's surface, and the woman as well when her husband struggles to reach her; another man pulls the husband to the shore, but he goes back in and does not come back out leaving their young child crying on the beach (we see the baby again later in the dark and continuing to cry on the beach).

More of the same: the hilarious Mr. Trump (with fanfares and His Amazing Golden Apartment), his relatively normal children, the non-celebrity, incompetent, semi-demented type A A-holes you love to hate clawing at each other with envy and greed and presenting it as ambition and drive, the pointless and repetitive tasks (selling ice - cream, grooming dogs, designing office spaces...), the boardroom ribbing and poo - fights (this time - before the actual results so both sides have the chance for backstabbing and under - the - bus throwing).

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Then someone told her about a program just getting under way that pairs dogs and reading - challenged elementary school children; the dogs act as nonjudgmental listeners to help kids get over their fear of reading out loud.

The rear seats slide and recline, perfect for setting up child booster seats, and there was ample room for 100 pounds of dog under the hatch.

According to NASAR, the National Association For Search And Rescue, SAR dogs and their handlers work as volunteers under the direction of law enforcement and emergency service agencies to help locate children and elderly people lost in parks or in neighborhoods with lots of shrubbery; hikers and hunters lost in the wilderness; train and plane - wreck victims and those missing afterAnd Rescue, SAR dogs and their handlers work as volunteers under the direction of law enforcement and emergency service agencies to help locate children and elderly people lost in parks or in neighborhoods with lots of shrubbery; hikers and hunters lost in the wilderness; train and plane - wreck victims and those missing afterand their handlers work as volunteers under the direction of law enforcement and emergency service agencies to help locate children and elderly people lost in parks or in neighborhoods with lots of shrubbery; hikers and hunters lost in the wilderness; train and plane - wreck victims and those missing afterand emergency service agencies to help locate children and elderly people lost in parks or in neighborhoods with lots of shrubbery; hikers and hunters lost in the wilderness; train and plane - wreck victims and those missing afterand elderly people lost in parks or in neighborhoods with lots of shrubbery; hikers and hunters lost in the wilderness; train and plane - wreck victims and those missing afterand hunters lost in the wilderness; train and plane - wreck victims and those missing afterand plane - wreck victims and those missing afterand those missing after...

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«When I walk in and see them tied to an IV pole, snuggled under a child's arm during a blood draw or as they sleep, or see an elderly patient taking the dog everywhere through treatment, even one on the mammogram machine to get a gal through her first mammogram... there are just no words.

Free for Garden members and member dogs; Regular admission applies ($ 8 for ages 13 +, $ 4 for ages 3 - 12, and free for children 2 years and under); $ 4 per dog for non-members.

«Dogs of any breed and children under the age of 16 need adult supervision,» says Drayton Michaels, a dog trainer and co-owner of Pit Bull Guru in Red Bank, NJ.

This is very similar to day - care for children: dogs of all breeds and sizes are brought together to play under experienced supervision.

Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, and should not run, chase dogs, or pet others» dogs unless permission is granted by the owner.

For example: some pets are good with other pets, others are not; some are good with children, some are not; many pets must remain inside; some dogs dig under fences and others climb fences; some pets have separation anxiety and will destroy your home when left alone.

Although there are several categories of reasons why people return dogs, one of the biggest is conflict between young children (6 years and under) and the dogs.

Owners of dangerous dogs could face dramatically higher fines and be required to maintain up to $ 1 million in homeowners insurance under proposals the Brevard County Commission will consider today.Spurred by recent dog attacks that nearly killed a woman and injured a child, commissioners asked animal experts to propose new fines and help toughen the county's animal control ordinance.The proposed fee increases target all irresponsible pet owners, from those who fail to vaccinate their pets to owners whose dogs are involved in severe attacks.

We don't often adopt to families where children are under the age of 5 though, especially if there is more than one young child and if the family is not dog experienced.

Because our dogs are stressed and may have other issues to overcome, we are very cautious about adopting to families with children under the age of six.

HSCIC has revealed that of the 6,740 admissions to hospital for dog strike and bite injuries, 1,160 involved a child under the age of 10.

They know everything about all other dog breeds too and throw every one of them under the bus when a pit bull kills a child....

Instead, a child should allow the dog to sniff a closed hand held close to the body and then scratch the dog under the chin instead of reaching over the dog's head.

According to Dogbite.org, which links this article, in 2016 there were 28 dog attack fatalities, 21 were attributed to pit bulls or pit bull mixes, 13 were children under 10 and 3 or 4 that aren't yet a month old.

NOTE: Due to the nature of the dogs involved and the intensity of Reactive Dawg training, no children under the age of 18 are permitted to attend the training sessions.

The family had two children under 5 years of old and this puppy was going to be about 70 - pound dog very soon.

Children under the age of 5 should never be left alone with a dog or encouraged to interact with or pet dogs as they can not control how rough they are and can make your dog learn to not like children as well as it being unsafe for thChildren under the age of 5 should never be left alone with a dog or encouraged to interact with or pet dogs as they can not control how rough they are and can make your dog learn to not like children as well as it being unsafe for thchildren as well as it being unsafe for the child.

He's still a little too active and aggressive for children under the age of 12 and he needs to stay on a leash when he's out and about and around other dogs (he thinks he's a much bigger dog than he really is).

Puppies under 14 weeks of age should be treated kindly by all other dogs, adults and children around them, with plenty of handling and no harsh discipline otherwise they run the risk of becoming aggressive towards others.

Since we don't know the total history of the dogs we rescue, our dogs should never, under any circumstances be left unattended with children, and parents should be cautious and observant when children are eating with the dog in the room.

No longer just «pets,» many of our beloved four - legged family members are kept inside our homes and in safely fenced yards, supervised closely when around children, and only encounter other dogs under controlled conditions — at training class, maybe during a brief on - leash greeting, during scheduled play dates, and perhaps at the dog park.

A crate, a dog bed, a corner or a spot under a table should be reserved for the pup and the child should be taught to respect the dog's solitude.

Due to the fact that weimaraner require alot of exercose and attention coupled with the fact that many of our dogs are given up by families with small children and can not devote any extra time to a dog, we do not adopt weims under the age of 5 to families with children under 5 years old.

The worst combination is allowing an adolescent dog to play unsupervised with children 14 and under (especially 9 and and 10 year old boys).

Since we don't know the complete background / history of the dogs we rescue, our dogs should never, under any circumstances be left unattended with children, and parents should be cautious and observant when children are eating with the dog in the room.

We do not home to people who work full time and leave the dog «home alone» and we do not home pet dogs into homes where there are children under 6 years of age unless the home is on a working farm and the dog has outside accommodation and can find its own space.

Most Greyhounds have never seen children before leaving the track, and because very young children can behave unpredictably and in ways that are frightening or threatening to dogs, we generally do not recommend placing Greyhounds in homes with children under the age of 6.

Other notes: Other requirements of adoption: dog must live indoors - part of family Other program features: we will adopt to families with children under 5 but with restrictions - we choose the dog and family must attend obedience classes.

On the downside, many gun dogs are also extremely boisterous and bitey as puppies and not a winning combination with children under five.

During the course, we will meet a variety of distractions and real - life situations such as: strollers, skateboarders, joggers, baby strollers, children running, other dogs (who aren't in class and may or may not be under the control of their owner), strangers who want to pet your dog (and might not ask you first), loud noises, and weather fluctuations.

Note that this rescue does not adopt to families with children under the age of five in the home to avoid a child roughhousing with the dog and a subsequent dog bite occurring.

Dogs should never be left alone with children under ten and parents should monitor closely all interactions between their children and dDogs should never be left alone with children under ten and parents should monitor closely all interactions between their children and dogsdogs.

Do parents know that no matter how wonderful a dog is, it is never advisable to leave it unsupervised with small children (ages 6 and under)?

Obviously, only the family can make the decision if and when to leave an older child and dog alone and under what circumstances.

(Sixty percent of victims are children; Half of all kids 12 and under have been bitten by a dog; Every day more than 900 people are hospitalized with dog bites; Every year 25 people are killed by dogs.)

After all, she pointed out, «My dogs and my human child are also in danger when leaving the house, but I don't deny them the right to have sun on their faces and grass under their feet.

I have made the recommendation that no child under the age of ten (10) should be left alone with a dog, even if it is the family pet and has been raised from a puppy.

But who could imagine that a dog, no matter how friendly, who recreationally kills a cat and 13 kittens might make a safe pet, or could be allowed around smaller animals and children under any circumstance?

Only then shall the BOD of BHRR consider those homes that have children younger than the age of 8 yet they must be over the age of 5: a) ONLY homes that have no more than 2 children shall be considered if said children are under the age of 8 and over the age of 5 b) ONLY dogs that BHRR deem most suitable for homes with children within these ages shall be considered c) ONLY homes that have prior suitable breed type experience ie Great Danes for a Great Dane possible adoption or a Saint Bernard for a Saint Bernard possible adoption shall be considered d) ONLY homes that have no more than one dog already and that dog must be a right matched personality fit; shall be considered should any children be under the age of 8 and over the age of 5 e) ONLY homes that have all family members in attendance for the home visit and only those same homes that have all family members come to BHRR to meet us shall be considered BHRR stresses that children and dogs should NEVER be left unsupervised together!

If you have children under the age of five, many experts recommend waiting until a small dog is at least 6 to 10 months old before bringing him home, as small dogs tend to be really tiny as puppies and could be injured easily [source: Palika].

Tibet and Brenda Kocher — respectively, Florida's first courthouse dog and the Guardian ad Litem volunteer who serves as Tibet's handler, under the auspices of Voices for Children of Tampa Bay — outline the extensive training Tibet underwent, in keeping with the dogs provided by Canine Companions for Independence (CCI).