Sentence examples for a range of dog from inspiring English sources

Australian Cattle Dogs have been successful in a range of dog sports including weight pulling, flyball and schutzhund.

He was involved in a range of dog breed clubs, including that for Schipperkes, Pugs and Borzois.

They analysed data linking the cause of death in a range of dog breeds to the breed weight.

"In the audition it was made quite clear this was a dog act with a range of dogs.

It includes a range of collars, dog "hoodies", and other apparel which can be used to transform Fido and Felix instantly into bonafide carriers of the Star Wars flame.

Accordingly, the objective of the current study was to preliminarily characterize the growth of S. enterica in a range of dry dog foods after rehydration, and provide a means of including this factor in risk assessments.

– but it's basically inoffensive content that's safe to use as an iPad babysitter with your kids thanks to shows like "Madeline," "Paddington Bear , "Busytown Mysteries," and movies like "Spy Kids," "Annie" and a range of "cute dog saves the day -type stuff.

Open about his struggles (bankruptcy, depression, a minor stroke), the owner of a range of gorgeous dogs and an immense garden in rural England from which he films his flagship gardening program, the faintly boring "Gardener's World," Monty combines reassuring poshness, accessibility, and, to be frank, good looks.

The Fetch's adjustability means that it worked with a range of different dogs I know, from very small to very large, and the two mount locations provided an interesting shift in perspective (although the back mount in general produced much better footage).

None were stockmen working cattle on a daily basis, and initially they were interested in a range of working dogs, including the Smithfield.

Previous studies have shown that the GSD breed is one of the most diverse dog breeds as it has retained a large range of Dog Leucocyte Antigen (DLA) haplotypes and therefore represents a breed that has been less selectively in-bred than other dog breeds [48].