Even with the windows cracked, the temperature inside a car can increase exponentially in a matter of minutes, often with fatal results for unfortunate dogs.
Beginning in March 2009, dogs were banned from the market, due to "some unfortunate incidents with dogs – tripping people, urinating on food, snatching muffins out of kids' hands".
But he does appear in the same unfortunate situation as the dog Sieg, on all fours, his head between the iron palings of the front fence, where he's stuck.
Helen [Horgan's character in Dead Boss, who has been wrongly imprisoned] is in an unfortunate situation because Top Dog used to be her supply teacher, so they have history.
I can't stop laughing at my dog's unfortunate summer hair cut, but he's still holding his head high #Ozzy pic.twitter.com/J3yY9U6OKJ.
Accounts vary, but it was reported that an unfortunate intern was on dog-walking duties that day.
In the unfortunate event of a large dog biting a cat across the chest, it is possible for his teeth to break ribs, or even penetrate into the chest cavity.
Murders or other unfortunate events have woken sleeping dogs that, in some cases, have been lying dormant for years, and solving a crime in the present day often forces reluctant residents to relive or revisit past nightmares.
The media consensus from the opening salvo was that Spitzer must resign and he will be thrown to the dogs, which is unfortunate because, like Clinton, he has done much valuable work in the public interest, and the outrage over this personal dereliction, tawdry in the extreme, is excessive.
Julian Fellowes has revealed the real reason why the Downton Abbey dog has such an unfortunate name.
