Sentences with phrase «few dogs in their neighborhood»

We live in a very rural community and we don't have dog parks or limited areas that lots of dogs play in — we have mostly stay at home dogs who interact with a few dogs in their neighborhood.

Sam loves everyone and yet there are a few dogs in our neighborhood that go crazy around him and he exhibits a mutual dislike.

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We are planning to work on walking past some other dogs he hasn't seen before outside on - leash over the next few sessions, as well as doing controlled introductions with some possible playdate friends in his neighborhood sometime soon.

The dogs» owner, who lives down the street from Brannaman, told authorities he was in the process of selling the puppies and had sold the adult dogs to two neighborhood teens for a few hundred dollars a couple of weeks ago.

Dogs Rule is located in historic downtown Gainesville, Florida, just minutes from the University of Florida, and only a few blocks from the Duck Pond neighborhood.

Few dogs are found, for instance, in the type of feral or doorstep colonies that thousands of cats call home, nor are there many unowned neighborhood dogs.

«The easiest way for a shelter director to lower its euthanasia rate is to bring in fewer animals, and as a result [of that being done here in the past], we now have packs of stray dogs running through neighborhoods,» said Cindy Sanders of the local animal welfare group, Community Action for Animals.

A careful observation of your dog's behavior will not only reveal her fertility but some of her personality — when my German Shepard was in heat she ignored all the males in the neighborhood with the exception of the large male German Shepard a few blocks away.

If I lived in Chicago, I would probably keep my dog out of dog parks for a few weeks, but I would continue our normal walks throughout the neighborhood.

I love playing with all the other dogs in my neighborhood and have even made a few Corgi friends.

Final Fantasy XIII is that dog your parents» bought you as a kid, only to be taken away a few weeks later because your crotchety neighbors kept complaining, and your parents» decided that their social status in the neighborhood was more important than your vulnerable, eight - year - old emotions.

Just ask yourself a few of the following questions: Do you have neighborhoods in your market area with dog - friendly restaurants?