Sentences with phrase «dogs hunt in»

Plush stuffed playthings, especially those that resemble prey like mouse, squirrel, hedgehog, and even raccoon, do look like the ones dogs hunt in the wild.

Their evolutionary lineage split off from wolves about two million years ago, but like those dogs they hunt in packs typically ranging from eight to 14 animals, dominated by an alpha male and female.

Others interpret the name as a reference to the fact that these dogs hunted in brushwood.

The dogs hunted in packs and preyed on wild cats, birds, and squirrels, but with training can be trusted with other small animals.

Not exact matches

In between hunting down the zombie clan that ate the family dog and working on your new marketing collateral, handling customer invoices and scheduling meetings is sucking up time that you flat out can't afford.

Charlie Munger: I have no dog in that hunt, I have no interest in pharma, or Valeant.

I've been snowbound since Sunday evening, stuck at home with kids who resent the fact that there are no snow days in homeschool, a wife who wonders why I don't have a job in south Florida (but only on cold winter days), and two animals (a neurotic dog who keeps asking to go out and then to come in, and a kitten that is constantly hunting my various appendages).

The dog, the cat or the bird train their young in countless ways to hunt, to fly or to build a nest.

Nero sowed up the Christians alive in the skins of beasts and set his hunting dogs to tear them in pieces.

While I have no dog in the hunt as to how best to preserve the Catholic understanding of the church, I do wish to preserve the twenty years of togetherness Catholics and Evangelicals have experienced.

The wild boar is hunted with dogs, who keep him at bay while the huntsmen take aim at him with their guns; the dogs durst not approach him, he is so fierce and terrible in his attacks; with his monstrous tusks he would soon annihilate them, did they venture to encounter him too closely.

Fox hunting the Midwest way means listening to hound music in the night and matching dog against dog in three - day field trials

It honors the dog which in hunting is mindful only of game and the gun; which moves at a pace and range natural in the field and pleasing in style; and, most important, the dog which would therefore be the most valuable asset on an actual shooting trip.

Rather, it is a shooting - dog stake in the broadest sense — its goal is the highest degree of hunting - dog excellence.

When you haveacquired control of the way your dog ranges in the field — this takes two tothree months of daily training — he is ready for the final exercise before anactual hunt: response to a flushed bird.

If called upon to explain their addiction to the sport, field trial enthusiasts are apt to go textbook on you and talk loftily of «improving the breed» and «demonstrating the performance of a perfectly trained dog in the hunting field.»

In this issue Sports Illustrated begins a four - part series that will teach you how to train your dog to hunt in the fieIn this issue Sports Illustrated begins a four - part series that will teach you how to train your dog to hunt in the fiein the field

Tested in the customary braces, the dogs hunt on parallel courses and must not interfere with each other.

On a blustery October morning in 1874 a group of Tennessee sportsmen gathered together in a field near Memphis to settle a long - standing argument about who had the best hunting dog.

The Zuul dog is created at the lower part of the mask, and the rest of the mask is totally action packed with details to tell the story of ghost hunting in New York... And in the centre, of course slime...!

His answer — delivered quietly and with a trace of a smile — was that if he ever saw me hunting in any of his fields, he'd shoot my dog, and he'd worry about what to do with me afterward.

I no longer directly have a dog in this hunt, since Son graduated almost a decade ago.

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

As we sometimes say here in Tennessee (no, really, we do), that dog don't hunt.

According to Defra, exemptions in the Hunting Act allow the following activities to take place in limited circumstances: stalking and flushing out; use of a dog below ground, in the course of stalking and flushing out, to protect birds being kept or preserved for shooting; hunting rats and rabbits; retrieval of hares which have been shot; falconry; recapture of wild mammals; and research and observation.

The election of the Coalition Government in May 2010 reignited the debate, with the RSPCA warning of «a real threat» that the ban on hunting with dogs could be overturned as the new coalition government had promised MPs a free vote on the issue.

The Labour government made a manifesto commitment in 2001 to resolve the contentious issue of hunting with dogs in England and Wales.

A number of different animals have been hunted with dogs, including foxes, deer, hares and mink, with each quarry species hunted in a different way.

In 2004 the government reintroduced the issue and gave MPs a free vote to pass an outright ban on hunting with dogs.

The law, introduced by Labour in 2004, bans the use of dogs to hunt foxes and other wild mammals in England and Wales.

Because that is the fact of the matter; hunting with dogs has not been banned it its entirety, it has been altered by the various clauses contained in the Hunting Act.

He has campaigned on numerous Animal Welfare causes such as against puppy smuggling [8] and has supported the Dogs Trust UK as well as BirdLife Malta in its campaign against the hunting of migrating birds.

I personally am in favour of hunting with dogs — and the Coalition Agreement clearly states that we will have a free vote on whether to repeal the Act when there is time in the Parliamentary calendar to do so.»

I don't work for Dave so I have no dog in this hunt.

The League Against Cruel Sports quoted an Ipsos Mori survey of 1,986 people, in which 84 % of those asked said hunting with dogs should not be made legal again.

In pet - related legislation, the governor vetoed a bill that would have exempted hunting dogs from the definition of pets illegally «running at large,» a change that Cuomo said could create hassles for property owners confronted by hunting dogs on their land and local law enforcement who would have to respond to such cases.

«Do you think the Conservative pledge to hold a vote on whether to make the hunting with dogs of deer, hares and foxes legal again is more in keeping with a «nasty party» or a «Compassionate Conservative» party?»

Individuals in packs of African wild dogs appear to sneeze to make their wishes known regarding when to get up and hunt.

Energy cost and return for hunting in African wild dogs and cheetahs.

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She wanted to get a sense of how dogs may have aided early humans in taking down game, so she did her best to approximate the activity: In 2011, she joined a group of Japanese businessmen on a wild boar hunt in a dense forest near Hiroshimin taking down game, so she did her best to approximate the activity: In 2011, she joined a group of Japanese businessmen on a wild boar hunt in a dense forest near HiroshimIn 2011, she joined a group of Japanese businessmen on a wild boar hunt in a dense forest near Hiroshimin a dense forest near Hiroshima.

To build a stronger case for dogs as hunting companions, she says she'd want to see something like a change in dog breeds over time, with a shift toward characteristics that would make them larger and swifter — and thus better hunters.

The same was true all along in the Jōmon populations to the north and south, which did not need dogs for hunting.

Now, a study of more than 100 dog burials in prehistoric Japan claims to provide the strongest evidence yet that early dogs did indeed help people hunt — and may have been critical to human survival in some parts of the world.

«I can imagine that if dogs were, for example, improving the quality of hunting, that would be a very great advantage for humans,» says study co-author Carles Vilà of Uppsala University in Sweden.

The fact that the Japanese dogs were only revered in a time and place where they would have made ideal hunting companions strongly suggests that they did indeed play this role, Perri reports this week in Antiquity.

You ask an American kid in 1900 what dogs and rabbits have in common, they say, «You use dogs to hunt rabbits.»

Their team failed to find the saola using camera traps and considered bringing in trained dogs to help the hunt, at an estimated cost of US$ 400,000.

Cats rely less on their sense of smell for huntings than dogs do, which is apparent from the smaller repertoire of olfactory receptor genes in the feline genome.

«Since then, we studied hunting behavior in [the] red fox and found that they have a preference for N - E during their mousing jumps, and from there it was just a small step to study dogs.