Sentences with phrase «dogs involved with»

The lucky dogs involved with K9s for Warriors are rescued from the potential fate of euthanasia and trained to meet Canine Good Citizen standards before being paired with their warrior.

In fact, they are getting their dogs involved with products like this new O2 Doghouse.

Your best bet is to try to get your dog involved with something else and distract her from digging.

Not exact matches

I'm pretty much obsessed with animals, so I thought I was going to be a vet until I saw my dog after surgery and realized there was blood involved.

However, the word «its» — with no apostrophe because all letters are accounted for — involves ownership or possession, as in «the dog licked its paws.»

It involves no more than takingthe young dog out in the field as often as possible to acquaint him with alltypes of terrain and game cover.

Practice with weighted dolls or even get the family dog involved in the wrapping process!

A cat or dog is often considered one of the family, but the transitions involved in bringing home a baby can become more difficult with pets in the home.

There is a bit of trust involved, and some logistics to work out because of our 725 sq foot apartment we share with a 5 yr old and 3 dogs.

My perfect day would probably involve a trip to the coast on a blustery day with my husband and our dog Molly, a quiet café with sea views that serves hot chocolate and huge slices of homemade cake, and a walk along a deserted beach finding driftwood washed up from the stormy sea the day before.

My perfect day would probably involve a trip to the coast on a blustery day with my husband and our dog Molly, and a walk along a deserted beach finding driftwood washed up from the stormy sea the day before.

Hunting with dogs has been practised widely across rural Britain, involving the pursuit and usually killing of animals with one or more dogs, frequently followed by riders on horseback.

Then again they «got involved» when John Hall first ran, coming out against him and in favor of a Republican - turned - Democrat who they backed because she had more money.It is obvious that DCCC is only concerned with money; and look how much good that did them when they won in ’08 with all those wealthy Blue Dog Democrats.

Situations involving unfamiliar dogs, even with relatively lower risk, were rated as potentially dangerous.

The research involved creating a virtual walk - through of the coastal environment at Sidney Spit Park (BC, Canada), with different management scenarios involving activities such as fencing and dog activity.

Rather than change his position, Edison issued fatuous warnings about AC's «greatly enhanced risks to life and property» and became involved in a smear campaign that began with the public electrocution of dogs, horses, and cattle — experiments purporting to demonstrate the lethality of AC.

Glasgow's Dr. Mafalda Viana, who led the multi-author study with colleague Dr. Tiziana Lembo, pointed out that «These results suggest that the virus may now be maintained by a broader carnivore community, potentially involving wildlife as well as domestic dogs beyond the immediate vicinity of the Serengeti National Park.

«[It's] a truly novel paper from many different perspectives, and perhaps not surprisingly, a novel result as well,» says Greger Larson, an evolutionary biologist and dog domestication expert at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, who was not involved with the work.

«This study is a fabulous first go at experimentally comparing the ability of wolves and dogs to cooperate with their groupmates,» says Brian Hare, a dog cognition expert at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, who was not involved with the work.

Furness's surgical technique, tested successfully in rats, rabbits, and dogs, involves removing muscle tissue from various parts of the body to create a replacement urinary sphincter, then implanting the sphincter along with a small electrical stimulator similar to a pacemaker.

«Dogs were bred to get along with us and to pay close attention to us, but not necessarily to cooperate the way wolves do,» says Frans de Waal, a primatologist at Emory University in Atlanta who was not involved with the study.

Much previous research has shown that the function of the emotion disgust is to motivate people to avoid sources of potential infection, so the researchers predicted that unlike most phobias (e.g., snakes, heights, dogs) which mainly involve intense fear, people with trypophobia would predominantly experience intense disgust.

Dogs even have the hormone oxytocin, which in humans is involved with love and affection.

The paucity of single nucleotide diversity among breeds is consistent with other studies (29 — 32) and stands in stark contrast to the abundance of coding repeat variation we found in these same genes known to be involved in the developmental processes under selection in the radiation in dog breed morphologies.

I realized that my current routine involves me having my last meal at 7, then walking my dog, then sleeping and morning pilates all fasted and before I eat my first big meal at around 12:30 pm (I sometimes break my fast earlier with a green smoothie though).

This will usually involve off - road cycling where your dog can run free or using a long leash attached to the bike with a special device called a «springer» which absorbs sudden pulls etc helping to smooth out the experience!

AL: A dream fall day would involve as much outdoor time as possible with my family and dogs.

Great cook especially anything that involves a smoker, love to watch movies, spend time with my son and my dog, movies, camping, hanging out...

I am retired and involved with children and grandchildren, 2 cats and 1 dog.

In terms of the hilarious hijinks that ensue, Annie uses what she's only heard in movies to get some bad guys to the ground with a gun she doesn't think is real and later cares for a bullet wound with improvised drug - store items; Max makes a mess of a white dog and a shrine of photos inside a neighbor's home; and during the climactic showdown on an airplane tarmac, there is a very funny sight gag involving a very slow conveyor belt.

The Robinson Crusoe here has nothing to do with the famous castaway, but is about Mala, a Polynesian CIA agent and his dog and horse crime - fighting team who get involved with a spy ring and more.

The film stars Jamie Bell as the intrepid reporter Tintin who, along with his dog Snowy, gets involved in a search for sunken treasure with the drunken Captain Haddock (Andy Serkis) and detectives Thompson (Simon Pegg) and Thomson (Nick Frost).

It is bad enough that the police get involved in what is a natural death, subjecting Marina to both questioning and humiliating physical examination, but his family quickly erases all traces of her from the apartment she shared with Orlando, refuses to recognize her loss, and even denies her the small comfort of letting her keep Orlando's dog.

Michael Vick was involved in illegal dog fighting and still signed with the Eagles after his sentence was served and now works for Fox Sports.

Despite the fact that these comedies have been built almost entirely around boorish body fluid jokes and a very few bawdy gems («This one time, at band camp...»), in «American Wedding» director Jesse Dylan jumps so impetuously from dog - doo - mistaken - for - chocolate gags to trite tender - moment montage sequences to sex scenes involving invalid grandmothers that none of it — the jokes or the sentiment — comes across with any conviction.

Jack and White Fang must endure some trying times, and one of these — a close encounter with a big brown bear — involves both, as the wild dog stands up to the much larger, more imposing foe and saves the terrified Jack's life.

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The final third of the film involves El Chivo, a homeless, dog - loving man who was witness to the accident, who gave up his life with his wife and daughter to pursue a cause as a master terrorist and assassin.

Dog gets into a few messes (some involving the family cat, with the movie's anti-cat bias culminating in a scene of Bailey digging up the feline's corpse and presenting it as a gift to the family).

The most dramatic moment involves a surprise meeting with an aggressive seal, which bites one of the dogs.

Scripted by Guillermo Arriaga (who turned director, himself, in 2008, with the depressingly mediocre The Burning Plain), that movie followed three separate stories in Mexico City — all involving, in some way, dogs — as they intersected and diverged over the course of many months.

The tenor, then, is dedicatedly light, and the humour is predictably free of cleverness — mostly involving Asians eating dogs and killing chickens, and African - Americans preferring their chickens fried and their karaoke with a heaping helping of Jacko gesticulations.

(Many of my favorite scenes involve the scrappy family dog Dante, with its wickedly long and expressive tongue.)

The plot is too complicated and too delicious to turn into a list here, but it involves Grady's prize student (Tobey Maguire), another female student who rents a room from him and nurses a crush on him (Katie Holmes), the Chancellor's wife with whom Grady is conducting a secret affair (Frances McDormand), Grady's colorful agent (Robert Downey Jr.), another successful writer who turns out a book a year (Rip Torn), and a blind dog with a death wish for Grady.

Betsy Brandon Leahy, a special education teacher at Woodmore Elementary School, in Woodinville, also got involved with Reading with Rover because of her dog, a black Lab puppy trained by Bishop.

Recently, she took trained therapy dogs to a juvenile detention center to work with young men involved in the system.

«If you have a dog that is involved with sports, agility, fly ball, discs, those types of things, they are athletes just like you and I are athletes if we are out playing volleyball or running track,» Weisel added.

Above all, remember that training with your dog should be fun for everyone involved.

While the Korean dogs were a special case — one that SDHS is proud to have been involved with — it's the everyday rehabilitation situation that keeps the Behavior Center staff going, knowing that the interventions they provide really mean the difference between life and death for many of the animals they serve.

Believing he had nowhere else to turn for help, he let them go, but another hospice involved with PPM intervened and assured the grieving owner that receiving hospice care did not depend on giving up his dogs.