Sentences with phrase «wild raccoons»
The phrase "wild raccoons" refers to raccoons that live freely in nature, rather than being domesticated or living with humans. Full definition
TREEING WALKER COONHOUND The energetic Treeing Walker Coonhound is perfectly suited for the task for which it was bred — tracking and treeing wild raccoons.
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The energetic Treeing Walker Coonhound is perfectly suited to the task for which it was bred, the tracking and treeing of wild raccoons.
When he woke up in the middle of the night to find a wild raccoon attacking his dog, Rose grabbed the raccoon and hurled it down a flight of stairs.
Personally I hope for a FINAL DESTINATION type sequence where the death becomes more and more elaborate, involving a water dispenser, a wild raccoon, and perhaps chewing gum.
My hamster is really mean and bites people a lot but I cant get my parents to let me get a new one what do I do she can be so sweet some times but at other times she can be like trying to pet a wild raccoon
That means no wild raccoons, for example, though someone's pet raccoon might be admitted.