Sentences with phrase «fewer roaming dogs»

The local government is more interested in having fewer roaming dogs that could be dangerous and having less burden on the animal services budget.

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Despite an insipid plot and a cross-gen look, Watch Dogs is one of the most dense and interesting free - roaming released in the past few years.

Leash laws mean fewer dogs roam the streets unattended.

Few pets were sterilized, and many people unwisely allowed their dogs to roam the neighborhood, producing unplanned litters.

Contrary to popular belief, there are actually fewer stray animals in large, free roaming dog populations than many people believe.

Neutering Sterilizing a pet is good for public health (fewer strays means fewer dog bites, less public resources needed for animal shelters etc.), good for a better house pet (less urine marking, tendency to fight or roam), no unwanted litters, reduced risk of many diseases, etc..

Fewer than 1 % of the dogs in the U.S. were sterilized, in the time frame from 1930 to 1960, and more than half roamed at will.

Choose a safe, secure place to confine the dog when you can not watch him for the first few days or weeks until you can allow freer roam.

The eggs fall off within a few hours of being laid, and are dispersed wherever the dog roams.

The latest revision of the federal dog management plan for GGNRA adds some new areas that dogs on leashes can roam, subtracts a few areas where dogs could previously run free, and once again stirs the decades - long debate over where dogs fit in at the scenic, 80,00 - plus - acre federal playground.

Such a case occurred a few weeks ago when the Spryfield Animal Hospital received a call from a concerned citizen who had found a lost dog roaming the streets of Savannah, Georgia.

As a result, you see fewer homeless dogs and cats roaming the streets of Vinita.