Sentences with phrase «whose early dog»

Not exact matches

«A much smaller dog like a Jack Russell Terrier could probably start going on regular runs earlier than a larger dog, like a Great Dane, whose growth plates will take longer to seal up,» she says.

The best scenes in White God show Hagen's early solidarity with the street dogs into whose company he's been forced; surely no recent fiction film has conveyed with such respect the way animals interact on their own terms.

Ziad Doueiri, whose Hollywood credentials include being a cameraman for most of Quentin Tarantino's earlier films (Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown), has made several films in his native Lebanon (West Beirut, The Attack, Lila Says).

In a cruel bit of irony, it was announced earlier this week that no charges would be filed against the owner of the dog whose fatal attack spurred Montreal's pit bull regulations.

At the same time, there are dogs whose problems, if not addressed early enough by a veterinary professional, suffer more than they need to.

But, be sure to train your Beagle from an early age, as not doing so could result in a naughty dog whose sense of smell is likely to get the better of them when off the lead.

Every effort needs to be made to ensure good outcomes, and to do that you need to start with dogs that you know as much about as possible, and whose early socialization was as carefully controlled as possible.

A rare illness in Beagles is the immune mediated polygenic arthritis, a condition whose symptoms are explained by the fact that the dog's immune system attacks the joint, and this may occur even at an early age.

Most of us have dogs whose genetics are not in our control, and in many cases, neither were their early lives.

From an early «fracture» painting of a dog, whose body is formally disrupted, to two of his later paintings in which the image is characteristically inverted, you get to see in three stops how Baselitz developed his personal voice and style.