Sentences with phrase «underground den»

If your Chromecast Ultra is in your underground den, you might prefer a wired option, which is new for this version of Chromecast.

An underground den often offers the optimal place for the successful upbringing of a litter of puppies.

Ridgebacks are excellent gardeners, you would almost think that they wanted to live in an underground den in the middle of your lawn, instead of on your sofa, and they love rearranging your spring bulbs, and are ready to help with pruning at any time of the year.

When a fox found refuge in an underground den, the terrier followed, baying to bolt his quarry so that the hounds could continue the chase.

These dogs have great eyesight and were bred to drive animals from underground dens; this breed loves to dig.

Since Scottish terriers were bred to pursue small animals that live in underground dens, these dogs are natural diggers, so care must be taken to see that they do not dig out of a fenced - in yard.

Many of the smaller terrier breeds and dachshund dogs have been selectively bred to hunt vermin that lived in underground dens.

His terrier was trained to find and flush the fox for the houndsmen and their foxhounds; it was a flexible dog, able to maneuver in underground dens, mostly white so it could be easily seen, and of the same flamboyant character as the parson himself.

For generations it was bred as an «earth dog» to roust foxes and other vermin out of underground dens.

These fiery little dynamos would dig up underground dens and burrows while barking furiously, forcing the inhabitants out where hunters awaited.

The breed was developed with a bold attitude and streamlined shape so they could hunt and fight off badgers, and other types of mammals that had underground dens.

Your dog's ancestors would dig elaborate underground dens for safety so they could whelp their litters and keep them warm.

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European and Israeli publishers, too, have offered more dramatic testimony of the world's Anne Franks» for me, for example, Inge Deutschkron's Ich trug den Gelben Stern («I Wore the Yellow Star») will always be the most memorable story of childhood underground in Berlin.

There is also a child - sized den, where visitors will be able to experience the feeling of sheltering underground while getting an up - close look into the fox habitat.

This habit goes back to the practices of the wild pack that would hide or bury any uneaten food in dens or underground to preserve it for later.

Dogs originally were den animals, they burrowed holes underground, where they were safe from predators and nice and warm.

Derived from the Latin word for Terra, many working terriers were selectively bred to hunt vermin, large rodents and foxes by «going to ground» in their underground burrows and dens and forcing them out of their habitats where the hunters awaited them.

Small to medium, slightly longer than tall, and built to follow a fox into its den underground and bark to be heard down there, the Jack Russell Terrier can vary in size but should always have a broad flat skull, a strong muzzle with big teeth, V - shaped ears that drop forward and lie close to the skull, and a straight, high - set tail that is normally docked.

After fighting his way through underground tunnels, zombie mountains, and sandlion dens, Cecil renounces the way of dark knightdom and becomes a holy paladin (starting fresh from level 1, in another great example of that story - gameplay symbiosis that Final Fantasy has mastered over the years).

Goodman Gallery is pleased to present Land Throws Up A Ghost, an exhibition of new paintings by Clive van den Berg that continue his exploration of the landscape of South Africa, both above - and underground, and develop further the notion of a hidden terrain that is inscribed with all that came before.

By the time this underground movement was able to surface from its subterranean den it had almost entirely retreated from object making into an obsession with pure theory.

From Hong Kong massage parlors to Taiwanese betel - nut stands, Japanese love hotels to Filipino dance halls, photographer Reagan Louie spent six years patrolling Asia's underground sex dens in...

[20] Thawing of permafrost would affect the bears who traditionally den underground, and warm winters could result in den roofs collapsing or having reduced insulative value.