At least 10 centers, most in Manhattan, but a few in Brooklyn, allow apartment-dwelling dog owners to drop off their pets on their way to work and pick them up on their way home.
I'll tell you why, because no matter what some lonely self-centered city-dwelling dog expert tells you, dogs are not made for the city.
A silent, sun-scorched jumble of empty streets and shadow-dwelling dogs, where saloon-doored tequila bars shelter bad men, and there's an atmosphere of the whole town holding its breath, waiting for a stranger to enter the square, kick the spurs of his cowboy boots into the midday dust and start something.
Negative control samples were collected from young, small breed, urban-dwelling dogs from Copenhagen that had never travelled.
You're like the apartment-dwelling family dog, now headed to the country for the weekend in his master's car.
The number of domestic carnivore species and the abundance of cats (Felis catus) increased along with farmland occupation by human dwellings, whereas dogs were not responsive to landscape variables.
Midge's dwelling on the dog's feet on his car seats, rather than Dupree's hands on his wife, exemplifies a tendency common among Portis's narrators to plumb the intimate workings of cars, guns and other semicomprehensible devices, rather than the vagaries of fate or human nature.
Less excitable than a Beagle and with a lower exercise requirement, these dogs are suited to city dwelling.
The Mongols herded their inhabitants outside the gates — men, women, children — and massacred them, even dogs and cats, then ploughed every dwelling into the ground".
The ground-dwelling arthropod community associated with Gunnison's prairie dog modified habitats is compositionally different from that found in the surrounding grassland.
The plans for compulsory insurance and dog asbos seem to be putting the onus on council-estate dwelling youths.
