Sentences with phrase «version of a doggie»

What you can do instead is to make your own version of a doggie ice cream that is made of dog - safe, all - natural ingredients like fruits and vegetables.
Second: I discovered that my dogs — my picky, lazy dogs — will do just about anything for a Rocky's Roller (sort of the Jones version of a doggie Slim Jim).
Our version of Doggie Day Care!

Not exact matches

That's essentially the doggy version of my own reaction.
The two formed a fast bond, and Stubby learned the bugle call, the soldiers» drills and even a doggie version of a salute.
Of course we give our doggies love every day, but I am speaking of a doggy version of going to the «spa» for a makeoveOf course we give our doggies love every day, but I am speaking of a doggy version of going to the «spa» for a makeoveof a doggy version of going to the «spa» for a makeoveof going to the «spa» for a makeover.
Or you've just read about a doggy version of Fitbit, but you're wondering if it's worth the investment and does it deliver on the promise?
Try these 5 Easy Boredom Busters For Your Dog if your dog is left alone in your yard for an extended period of time with nothing to do (other dogs or toys to play with), you may find the doggie version of an archeological dig when you come home.
Being carnivores at heart, dogs should eat protein - I liken it to a doggie version of the Atkins Diet (R).
Not all females go through this doggy version of «morning sickness,» but some dogs do eat less during the first two weeks of gestation and make up for it later in the pregnancy.
Just don't expect a doggie version of the Radio Times just yet.
A doggie version of valium or Dramamine, or an herbal sedative may be required to take the edge off your pet to make the journey bearable.
A smaller version of the Soggy Doggy 36 - Inch by 60 - Inch Microfiber Chenille Doormat, the Soggy Doggy Productions Soggy Doggy Pet Door Mat can be considered as a more versatile doggy doormat.
For pure exercise, try a doggy treadmill or a modified version of «fetch» using tennis balls, durable plush toys, or rope toys.
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