Sentence examples for tough pet from inspiring English sources

A vet claims that his business leads the economic cycle by as much as six months, because when times get tough pet owners are quick to cut back on vaccinations and non-essential surgery, such as neutering; they also delay getting a new dog.

The UK has one of the toughest pet border checking regimes in the EU," the statement said.

American hamster forums tend to have more incorrect information that European ones, probably due to tougher pet care laws in Europe.

Times are tough, but Pet Holdings, the company behind ICanHasCheezburger, isn't complaining – from September to October the company saw its traffic grow by 23%, reaching 128.3 million total page views and 6.3 million unique visitors across its network of blogs.

He also wrestled with the tough questions that pet owners face in deciding whether to go ahead with late-life treatment.

Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles signed one of the nation's toughest laws on pet sterilization, requiring most dogs and cats to be spayed or neutered by the time they are 4 months old.

One of the tough realities of pets and house fires is that sometimes, our furry friends tend to hide out of fear when emergencies strike.

It may be tough to watch your pet stumble around.

For a president who has made the export of democracy his signature doctrine, that looked to the stand-tough crowd like a "Pet Goat" moment.

It's tough for an ex-pet to adapt to normal lemur social groups.

Joining several other carriers that have adopted tough new rules on pets, Southwest Airlines is adopting a new policy for emotional support animals in the cabin, allowing only dogs and cats that are restrained by a leash or kept in a carrier.