Sentence examples for vigorous dogs from inspiring English sources

In general, however, Toy breeds are alert and vigorous dogs.

The recent killing of a child by a pit bull prompted a far more vigorous national debate over dogs than anything that emerged from the killing on June 11 of an African immigrant, Alberto Adriano, by a group of neo-Nazi thugs in Dessau.

Don't take your dog on a vigorous walk right before bedtime, though, because this can make it hard for him to sleep.

Older people need quieter dogs that require less vigorous exercise, he said.

He explained: "The lapping mechanism of cats seems to be a lot cleaner compared with dogs, which is much more vigorous and produces more splash.

Give your dog opportunities to indulge in vigorous, off-leash exercise.

Be sure include regular, but non-vigorous, exercise for your dog.

The modern dog breeds are a result of vigorous line-breeding and often originate from a few founding ancestors.

Erica Wagner, literary editor of The Times of London, said in an interview that perhaps Mr. Fischer had a point and that "Yellow Dog" would have benefited from a more vigorous editing to tame some of its more effusive Amisian digressions.

It was found that YW07 could facilitate the rabies vaccine to induce more vigorous and long-lasting specific antibody response in mice and dogs, respectively.

They can excel in dog sports such as flyball or agility and require vigorous exercise in order to prevent them from becoming bored and potentially destructive in the home.