Sentences with phrase «of apartment dogs»

Anthony Newman, a canine behavior consultant in New York City, echoes Kaviani on the activity level of house dogs versus that of apartment dogs.

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Not exact matches

«Girls were coming to my cramped New York apartment, trying on the dress in front of my husband and dog, [while I was] trying to get money to make sure I wasn't scammed,» Ward told Business Insider.

It may be worth your time instead of talking about kitty litter and it's relationship with people... better yet, maybe you should ensure that you cleaned up the dog crap in your apartment since it took a dump in there while it was begging to be walked as you were composing your exquisite post.

While in school I dreamed of having a dog as I grew up with countless animals, but the NYC apartment was too small and had too little extra time with my life being consumed with grad school.

Or to the roof of your Brooklyn apartment building, where 17 of your friends are grilling hot dogs illegally.

Indeed, at spring training in Florida, the Schillings and the Morandinis rented adjoining apartments and took along their dogs — a total of five animals, well over 500 pounds of dog flesh — to keep them company and to sleep in their beds.

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.

I love it, and it's perfect for this apartment dweller who does a lot of walking around town, and has to take dogs out multiple times a day.

But after he became chairman of the tax - writing Ways and Means Committee, Rangel was dogged by a string of stories detailing his fund - raising activities and use of multiple rent - stabilized apartments.

This can be a little tricky when you live in NYC, have zero direct access to the outdoors from your apartment and your grill pan sets the smoke alarm (and scares the crap out of you dog) every time you use it.

Anyway, rain also means no dog park which means Chewie is desperate to get out of the apartment.

He goes for 10 mile runs with me, loves to play with other dogs at the park, doesn't bark at random things while inside our apartment, has never destroyed anything of consequence and learns things pretty quickly.

It's abnormally large for an apartment and possessed all of the attributes I wanted: top floor, buckets of natural light, a separate space for my home office, dishwasher, laundry on the premises, outdoor space, hardwood floors, and it's dog - friendly.

Now that I am finally out of college residence halls and living in my own apartment one of the first things on my to do list after moving in was to get a dog.

She, her husband, and their dog share a too - small chelsea apartment that's stuffed to the gills with books, vintage clothes, and a whole lot of tchotchkes.

The Newark apartment - building siege is terrific and so is the claustrophobic shaggy - dog episode in Korea, where Gerry and a young virologist visit an embattled group of U.S. Army soldiers at one possible ground zero, where it's apparently always night and always raining.

Dodge expects to spend the next three weeks alone in his apartment, but then two very unexpected things happen... He winds up rescuing a dog and Penny knocks on his door with a lost letter... A letter that could alter Dodge's future: It's from his high - school sweetheart, Oliva, the love of his life.

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).

Orlando's son (Nicolás Saavedra) orders her to vacate his father's apartment as quickly as possible and takes custody of the couple's dog.

It's a transparent campaign gimmick, and the precocious Annie happily plays along with the scheme, given that she gets a dog and free rein in a luxury penthouse apartment out of the deal.

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.

The documentary is mainly comprised of interviews, many with the director himself in his apartment, but the highlight for most will be the scene of Tarantino and De Palma talking about the similarities in their careers of having to deal with public attention regarding the violent content in their films (this comes after an extended sequence featuring Tarantino explaining his love for De Palma, which includes a personal scrapbook of printed interviews and a description of the influence that Casualties of War had on certain elements in Reservoir Dogs).

Hulce has a certain dogged charm as the hero who draws cartoons in the spirit, if not the style, of Gary Larson, and who is extremely upset that there is a dead body in his apartment.

While her new boyfriend's love of baseball is obvious to Lindsey by the d0xC8cor in his apartment and the numerous jerseys hanging in his closet, it's impossible for her to imagine the depth of his enthusiasm, just as it's hard for him to understand her dogged dependence on cell phones and pagers.

Director David Robert Mitchell's follow - up to his breakout movie, the creepily elegant horror film «It Follows,» is something of a change of pace: When a young man (Garfield) befriends a mysterious neighbor at his Los Angeles apartment complex (Keough), and she disappears the next day, he sets off on a surreal search for her through a La - La Land populated, in the words of the film's publicity material, by «dog killers, aspiring actors, glitter - pop groups, nightlife personalities, «it» girls, memorabilia hoarders, masked seductresses, homeless gurus, reclusive songwriters, sex workers, wealthy socialites, topless neighbors and the shadowy billionaires floating above (and underneath) it all.»

The film veers from adrenaline - fueled car chases and dog fights to the walls of a luxury apartment where a lost terrier drives an injured model to the brink of insanity, to the street life of the vagrant hitman El Chivo — allowing the viewer to peer into the darkest depths of human love, loss and pain.

A far larger dog, Duke is inclined to take over the apartment the moment that Katie is out of sight, which enrages Max and soon leads to a fight between the two that leaves them both out in the cold when they fall under the control of unfriendly forces.

«I didn't think anyone was here,» says the son of Marina's lover, who has used his key to barge into the apartment they shared without knocking and announces he is taking their dog.

There are melodramatic scenes that punch up the fear and loathing of the woman by people who do not want publicity suggesting that Orlando, the owner of a printing establishment, would have an affair with such a «pervert» Melodramatic incidents include a demand by Orland's son that she vacate the apartment, leave the beloved dog with the son, and simply get out of their lives.

They kick her out of her apartment, take her dog away, and bar her from attending Orlando's funeral.

Little terrier Max (C.K.) is the top dog in the life of his owner, Katie (Ellie Kemper), and a leader among the other house pets in their New York apartment building - including neighbor Pomeranian Gidget (Slate) and the fat cat next door, Chloe (Lake Bell).

Max is not too pleased and instantly wants to remain the alpha dog of their apartment.

Diana studied English literature and creative writing at Smith College, and grew up in the suburbs of New York City; she now lives in Manhattan, where she has no room for dogs or cats as the books have taken over the apartment.

Mud oozed between my fingers, and in one of the hundreds of dark apartments that had turned a blind eye to the scene below, a dog howled a muffled warning.

There's a section of sidewalk next to two apartments that overlooks the neglected tennis court, after the grassy circle with trees firmly planted at certain points, which is where I like to walk the dogs because it's truly private.

The pet - friendly apartments include an outdoor dog - walk on the second floor of the building.

Many communities require all residents to carry renters insurance, but some only require the coverage of those who have dogs in the apartment.

-- Take off and travel the world — Move into a better apartment — Put a down payment on a house — Buy / adopt a dog (or several)-- Take some kick a ** vacations — Treat myself to a full day at the spa — Put that towards the principle of my loans!

Most of the information needed will be obvious to a tenant seeking a renters insurance quote: their name, address, the type of dwelling they live in (such as an apartment, townhouse or duplex) and whether they have a dog.

Having recently added a second dog to my household, I decided to move to a two - bedroom apartment to give all of us a bit more room to move around.

We live in an apartment complex where there are lots of dogs.

For example, would you knowingly sell someone a giant breed of dog if they lived in a tiny studio apartment?

«One of the residents died [recently], and he and his wife have an apartment where Simone stops every day; they have dog biscuits for her.

Your best bet may be Alexandria or Arlington, where ~ 35 % of apartments allow dogs.

They are the kind of dog that needs a high amount of work and stimulation in their lives, and are certainly not well suited for an apartment of any sort.

The State of Oklahoma ranked # 18 of all states in dog - friendliness, with 39 % of apartments allowing dogs

Arlington, TX comes in at the top of the list, with 61 % of apartments allowing dogs.

Oklahoma City ranked # 59 out of the same 200 cities in dog - friendliness, with 32 % of apartments allowing dogs

Many people consider it irresponsible to keep a dog intact; to leave dogs outside for long periods; to keep large, energetic dogs in an apartment; to keep a dog in a crate for long hours; to skip routine veterinary care; to make a bad choice of a breed; or to consider giving up a dog because of that bad choice.