Sentences with phrase «often digging holes»

To this day, terriers love to chase small animals, often digging holes in their pursuit of prey.

They will often dig holes to lie in to keep themselves cool in the heat.

Dogs often dig holes in yards for the insulating coolness they provide and many times, having a wading pool will keep them from digging holes in your yard to cool off in.

Dogs living outside in very hot or cold weather often dig holes to sleep in, especially if they don't have access to proper shelter, like an insulated doghouse.

Not exact matches

I see lots of super «fit» endurance athletes who simply can't psychologically pull back and its sad to see them dig into such a deep hole, often unable to ask for help.

Women are actually lucky that they have a clear indicator they are pushing too hard (i.e. if period is absent); men do not have this luxury and often it's gone too far before they realize they're in a deep hole that they have to dig themselves out of.

Dig deep enough, and it is often an emotional reason — so working with your emotions to help you get out of that hole makes perfect psychological sense... which is why it works so often for so many tens of thousands of families who try it.

She spends a lot of time digging holes in the yard and will often come in with a nose covered in dust / dirt so I'm almost certain it's conjunctivitis.

Along with destructiveness, the Siberian's bad habits include a penchant for wandering, often preceded by the digging of a hole under the fence, and food - stealing.

Even in the wilderness, where we practice cat - sanitation, we often find our holes dug up by coyotes and the contents consumed.

People are often doing the best that they can but still digging their scarcity hole.

Excavation sites in regards to construction often involve digging holes, tunnels or trenches in a designated area for site development, or sometimes site exploration.

Because as it often happens, those clients who try to economize by foregoing legal help in cases where it's necessary (such as drafting a complex trust or a contract or defending oneself in a criminal matter) later find that their self - help efforts land them in an even deeper hole, and they need to pay a lawyer far more than they would have originally to dig themselves out.