Sentences with phrase «under fences when»

You just never know when an animal in need might fall into your hands — Dewey was very smart to have squeezed under that fence when the BlogPaws Conference was in town!

Not exact matches

So often we go looking for people to help and serve across town or around the world when the people God really wants us to love are under the same roof or over the backyard fence.

We crossed another fence line and continued to follow the sound for more than a hundred yards when, finally, I saw Bonnie lying under a tree looking at me.

For example: some pets are good with other pets, others are not; some are good with children, some are not; many pets must remain inside; some dogs dig under fences and others climb fences; some pets have separation anxiety and will destroy your home when left alone.

The Husky is an escape artist, especially when home alone and bored and therefore needs high and robust fences, and measures to prevent digging under fences, too.

That's longer than any collar or tag, and it's not about to fall off when your little escape artist crawls under that chain - link fence.

You can tell that your pup's purpose is freedom when she digs at fence lines or under walls.

Some dogs take off when an opportunity presents itself (like an open gate) while others will do whatever it takes to escape (like digging under a fence).

unknown, will not be adopted to a home with kids under 10 Activity Preference: Needs in - house activities, Bubbles is only 8 weeks old an should have constant supervision when outside in a fenced yard.

A collar with a rabies tag or a name tag will help someone contact you if your dog is lost... unless the dog slipped it while you were out walking, or it came off when he crawled under the fence, or any one of a number of scenarios.

No longer just «pets,» many of our beloved four - legged family members are kept inside our homes and in safely fenced yards, supervised closely when around children, and only encounter other dogs under controlled conditions — at training class, maybe during a brief on - leash greeting, during scheduled play dates, and perhaps at the dog park.

Scared pets may dig under fences or break through gates when spooked by the sound of fireworks.

When bored a Rottweiler will entertain itself most commonly by creating havoc within the home and destroying items that do not belong to it, they may also dig under or jump fences.

If you can not keep your dog confined in a securely fenced yard when he's not under direct supervision, choose a breed that is more willing to be a homebody; the sporting dogs were bred to hunt, and most will take advantage of every opportunity to follow their noses up hill and down dale.

Yards should always be fenced, and your Irish Terrier should be supervised when outdoors, as they have been known to dig under fences in search of adventure.

They should always be supervised when outdoors because these little guys love to dig and not only will the make quick work of a flower bed, but they will dig under fences to get out and seek new adventure.

Abrasions Simple scrapes can occur when a cat flicks their tail against an abrasive surface (concrete steps, wire fencing) or catches their tail under something (like a rocking chair).

Dogs have been known to dig under fences, tear through screen doors and windows, and chew their way out of crates when they are afraid.

Ensure that at all times all dogs under my control are properly fenced or enclosed, properly housed, fed, watered, exercised and receive proper veterinary attention, if and when required.

When she painted her first work there in fall 2013, she pushed her painting gear under the fence and squeezed through a break in the locked gate.

The damage to rooftops, windows, siding, fences, decks, and skylights is costly and when a home is under contract, there is little time to waste to get these items repaired.

They let us know when Thomas, the neighbor cat, walks by, or when a rabbit comes under the fence... or when they see their own shadow or hear a noise.