Sentence examples for dog partners from inspiring English sources

In time, this account will cover not only my own experiences, but those of others I've met who also have found independence and safety, and a good measure of joy through their service dog partners.

We found that oxytocin caused dogs to engage in higher levels of affiliation and approach with their dog partners, suggesting that the experimental intranasal administration of oxytocin in dogs promotes affiliative motivation and facilitates bond formation and maintenance.

In addition, the third group consists of EST and cDNA sequences (from humans, bears, mice and others) for which the homologous dog partners (ESTs and cDNAs) are absent from dog EST libraries and their genomic locations in the dog genome are still obscure.

After spray intake, dogs stay in the experimental room (11.5 × 6.5m) with their owners and a familiar dog partner, and their behaviors were video recorded for 60 minutes.

Either way, it's a far cry from his heady early days as a zoophile, when he had three dog-partners all living with him.

The men now competing so acrimoniously for top dog are partners in the global game of not just playing soccer, but of doling out some of its unparalleled profits.

The three work together as seamlessly as a jazz trio: The story is a complex procedural involving multiple murders that follows our heroine, Robyn, as she joins the force and gets used to having a boss who's a dog, a partner who's a Viking and a workplace filled with drinking buddies who range from the figuratively hotheaded to the literally radioactive.

She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, dog, and partner in crime, her cat.

The money allows the nonprofit school to breed and train its guide dogs and partner them with the visually impaired, the blind and children with autism.

Their mission is to strengthen disaster response by recruiting rescued dogs and partnering them with firefighters and other first responders in order to locate people trapped in the wreckage of disasters.

A new luxury high-rise at 8th and Hope in downtown L.A. has a rooftop dog run and partners with local businesses to provide pet-sitting, dog-walking and in-home grooming services, said Josh Lloyd, West Coast vice president for Wood Partners, which owns the development.