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My husband doesn't need a leash; my hair is my leash.
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Open crate, attach leash and then carry puppy out to "hurry" on leash.
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Open crate, attach leash and then take the puppy out to "hurry" on leash.
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Since then, on the leash and off the leash, he has been behind Clinton.
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So I focused on the leash law, to get people keeping their dogs on a leash.
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Mid-afternoon Open crate, attach leash and then take the puppy out to "hurry" on leash.
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He frequently lets his dog out in the hall either off leash or he drops the leash (as he's locking his apartment).
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The Siberian cat (who is originally from South Korea) was first leash-trained at 8 weeks old and apparently loves life on the leash.
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New York Magazine ranked the PetSafe Nylon Leash as the best basic leash based on an expert opinion from Stephanie Galas at Pupculture Soho.
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Larger adult dogs will require a thicker, heavier leash, but for most small- to medium-sized dogs and puppies, this leash is a great option.
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As Lemon chomped on her treat, my wife discreetly unhooked the leash from her harness and suddenly, our squeamish Shih Tzu was officially participating in off-leash hours.
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But, one Sunday morning, I'm out walking Otis, and all of a sudden my leash gets tangled with this woman's leash and we fall into a wildly erotic embrace.
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One holds the leash of the barking dog in front of the black man, but this officer has no upper body, only a leg and an arm connected to the leash.
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" He called the visits his "tail" and his "leash.
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Forget a leash — this dog need's a driver's license.
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But at the end of the leash — Mike Pence.
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The boy, who attends Durham Academy, told authorities the leash handle was in his father&aposs hand and their 60-pound Labrador retriever was attached to the leash nearby, the report said.
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What happens to Villanelle when she's on a tight leash?
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Guy running around Detroit with a Kangaroo on a leash.
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If you're in a relationship, give yourself a longer leash.
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Audience 4: Let him run, give him the leash etc.
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Or, technically, do they still have you on the leash?
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Lesson learned: always attach a leash to the Quark / GoPro.
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They're skittish and try to back out of the leash.
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"It was a leash law that I violated," Bedol explains.
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He is crazy, mischievous and dances when on a leash.
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On many highlines he had a leash to save him.
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There was a man in his 20s holding the leash.
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"He's going to be on a short leash," adds Tooson.
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Soon the leash tying me to the hospital will loosen.
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Opportunity's still knocking, but it's on a very short leash.
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Never let your dog off leash on snow or ice.
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" But, he added, "John kept a tight leash on Mel.
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But its cars will still be on a tight leash.
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"We have been on a very short leash," said Errico.
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A leash can be seen, partially covered by the sheet.
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"Keep" seems to have lost its leash and its plot.
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Those rules put the special counsel on a short leash.
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What can Congress do to shorten the leash on regulators?
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Dogs that tend to do well on the leash can get by with traditional nylon or leather collars, while dogs that tend to pull on the leash may require a halter or prong collar.
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If you are going into an enclosed space, they don't need to be on leash but be sure to leash them up safely if you are taking them to a sidewalk or other unenclosed space.
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When Our Dogs' Leashes Got Tangled and We Stumbled Into an Erotic Embrace Typically, when my dog's leash gets tangled with someone else's dog's leash we stumble into an embrace that doesn't really arouse me.
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Amazon doesn't let you too far off the leash, of course.
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According to Fitzpatrick, Kona's training requires her to remain off-leash.
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Do you keep her on a leash when out in public?
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Some have suggested subjecting children to a sort of leash law.
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They are already resigned to being kept on a tighter leash.
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Walking a cat on a leash will get you some looks.
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High draft picks are given leash when perhaps they shouldn't be.
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The Mercers gave Bannon a longer leash than most patrons do.
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Doing so can save lives on both ends of the leash.
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That's why he needs to be kept on a short leash.
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Simply put, this leash is inexpensive, durable, and easy to use.
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One male politician keeps a duck named Horatio on a leash.
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Success could mean fewer negative headlines and a looser regulatory leash.
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Part of Sprint's strategy is letting Mr. Marcarelli off the leash.
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Robert reached over and unclipped the leash from the choke collar.
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Soon Spot Mini will not be the one on a leash.
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There's always a risk; this game has a very short leash.
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I've seen a few dogs ON LEASH, but it's not advised.
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He'll also have a longer leash for phone calls and emails.
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With his previous harness, the leash connected at Bowie&aposs spine.
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Fernandes spun a dancer into him by his leash, ballroom style.
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"Instinct just kicked in, I just grabbed that leash," he said.
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Operational boundaries will be enforced by the electronic leash of geofencing.
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The Furry Gang shipped the leash directly to Oberdorf from Nevada.
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"Don't make me get my leash," Cardi B responded on Twitter.
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Video appears to show Vaurus kick and whip Ollie with a leash.
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I knew he was going to have a short leash with him.
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The Leash system introduced an innovative quick-release system for camera straps.
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Facebook just loosened the leash a little on its facial-recognition algorithms.
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The teen said he removed the leash to check for a pulse.
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Take for example introducing a collar and leash to a dog vs.
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Putting a leash on those beloved bomb-sniffing dog teams at airports.
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Four dogs, off leash, chased and tackled each other at the shoreline.
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They remain attached by a kind of electronic leash—like a dog.
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Toilet pup on leash, then pup returns to crate for a nap.
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Dag handed over the leash and wiped the slobber from his face.
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It isn't a dog park, but he is so good off leash.
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I have also correctly identified Brussels Griffons on the leash in Manhattan.
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He'd keep him out in the yard, on a leash or something.
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We stopped at a cafe and attached Pierre's leash to a chair.
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"I don't expect her leash to be that long," Mr. Sellers said.
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Twitter, like the internet itself, was putting tyranny on a short leash.
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Should he have been on a shorter leash given those red flags?
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They remain attached by a kind of electronic leash — like a dog.
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Putting a leash on gains was the gold index that dropped 2.4%.
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Put a leash on one of favor,Take it for a walk.
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But the latest short leash extension puts the company on watch again.
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Besides, her father was strict and kept her on a short leash.
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The social media leash can be tied on you by our president.
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Trump's record-low approval ratings could put him on a short leash.
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The owner repeatedly kicked the bear as he struggled to untangle the leash.
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Inside Robinson's home, police recovered the leash as well as a horse whip.
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It's already getting dark, so I grab Big Dog and his running leash.
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We narrowly avoid an incident with another dog who was walking off-leash.
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No Democratic president was more focused on letting business interests off the leash.
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There's another park near our apartment that is off-leash until 9 a.m.
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Seems her pooch, Howard the Golden Retriever, had some issues with leash aggression.
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Henry doesn't wear a leash, and he moves faster than you might think.
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He doesn't beg or bite and now even walks with us off leash.
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OFF-LEASH HOURS I generally wake up between 7:30 and 8 a.m.
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She got up and put his pink leash on, and let him out.
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The president long criticized Sessions for not keeping a tighter leash on Mueller.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Silicon Valley likes to keep the media on a tight leash.
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He said he was "frankly surprised at how long a leash" Uber got.
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The story might finally slip its leash, but the baleful mood holds firm.
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In the police body-cam videos, the dog is still wearing his leash.
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Police have cited the couple for a leash law violation and criminal trespassing.
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Instead, she chained a leash on the company and tried to choke it.
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My hands are full, leash in one hand and coffee in the other.
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Bailey broke free, leaving the chair and her leash and ID tags behind.
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Most have not abandoned him but say his leash extends only through Tuesday.
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The fire department also warned pet owners to keep dogs on a leash.
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William Bishop was found unresponsive, with a dog leash around his neck in April.
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WATTERS: And, Marie, ABC had kind of given her a long leash on twitter.
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Apparently, she wasn't listening to him off leash, so he cut their walk short.
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They put him on a leash and let us walk him around the block.
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He went with us willingly and trotted along on the leash like a gentleman.
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But when they took the dogs off leash something scary happened, the report said.
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"We understand we were in the wrong to let her off leash," Ron said.
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He's never really been outside on his own — always with us on a leash.
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As Mann explained it, Bailey had recently been roaming off-leash in the neighborhood.
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They are given less runway for success and a way shorter leash all around.
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He's holding the dog on a leash and they appear to be great friends.
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While walking her dog in 2015, Oberdorf was blinded after the leash suddenly recoiled.
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She walked her young daughter Mila through the zoo on the leash on Tuesday.
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When they put the leash in her mouth, they somehow got the perfect shot.
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He had to learn how to walk on a leash and greet people politely.
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Translation: moonshots aren't going away, but they will be kept on a tighter leash.
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That, plus the long leash from Wall Street, allowed it to slash retail prices.
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You only have to look at Dominica, or Haiti, which are on America's leash.
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The off-leash hours are amazing; you see every size and breed of dog.
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On this night, Ms. Spears, in a bustier, held the leash on a man.
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He still demands his walks and gets excited at the sight of the leash.
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State-owned enterprises have never been given a long leash by China's ruling party.
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Despite the spacious patio out back, dogs tend to run around off leash indoors.
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"The public seems to be giving him a long leash," said pollster Ann Selzer.
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Chi Chi, an adorable golden retriever mix, is getting a new leash on life.
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He'll be on a short leash, but sometimes the redemption stories just write themselves.
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The choice to keep alcohol sales on a tight leash remains a political call.
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I clipped the leash to his chest, and we headed out for a walk.
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Through it all, their father's detached legs bumble behind them on a dog leash.
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Lapidus, who is first cousins with Neumann's wife Rebekah, enjoyed a long, forgiving leash.
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That was a poem, right there—the master, the leash, the joyful dog, etc.
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But Ms. Fridlund has to guide her readers to these realizations on a leash.
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But it followed with madcap energy, like a dog newly let off its leash.
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Get your own mood in order, because whatever you're feeling travels down the leash.
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A. "Dogs must be kept on a leash, and that leash cannot be longer than six feet," said Corinne Schiff, the acting deputy commissioner for environmental health at the New York City health department, citing a provision in the city's Health Code.
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He took no time adjusting to his leash and started walks at 8-weeks-old.
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But we all know Republicans have a very short leash when it comes to mistake.
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The Saint Bernard was discovered stuck, with her leash caught in a tangle of trees.
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The lady gives me her business card and pulls the leash with some gentle force.
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A woman asked the security guard holding the dog's leash if she could pet it.
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Entangled by the leash, she remains stylishly posed for the reader to complete the story.
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This video of a TSA bomb-detection dog is so cute, it's off the leash!
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But the group, and others like it, will surely be kept on a short leash.
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He has had to turn away Dutch sadomasochists who turned up with leash and collar.
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Once on, a chicken does not move toward you as the leash is made taut.
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Trying to pilot the Draco felt like trying to walk a cheetah on a leash.
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Like the owner's pets, well-behaved pups can explore the grounds off-leash (under supervision).
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The pit bull was on a leash, which is a violation of NYC subway rules.
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I know it's not the best idea, but I never put him on a leash.
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Now the good times have returned, and with them the temptation to slip the leash.
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I never let them off leash outside of fenced-in areas because I'm too paranoid.
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At least we have a fence, so I'm not struggling with her on a leash.
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But fear is a beast I'd rather slay than keep beside me on a leash.
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The company kept a tight leash on costs even as it pushed harder on advertising.
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They have a fenced-in yard, so the puppy happily runs around without a leash.
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The Food and Drug Administration is tightening its leash on e-cigarette giant Juul Labs.
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Another great feature is that you can hook the leash to it like a harness.
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Die Gummipuppe would have preferred to have been led through the fair on a leash.
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She's playfully pulling a Black slave girl (around her own age) on a makeshift leash.
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We had tight schedules and LLS kept a lookout over us on a short leash.
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Without knowing the exact number, it's safe to say Netflix gave them a big leash.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing seems to have put China's richest man on a leash.
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You put collars round their necks and only let them walk outside on a leash.
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They were perplexed, wondering, what is this person doing with a cabbage on a leash?
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The girls watched him gather the pink leash in his mouth and trot himself off.
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Noon looks tentative at first, wondering around on his leash before he reaches the steps.
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Richard almost finishes Padres victory over Reds SAN DIEGO — Clayton Richard had a long leash.
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Jesse was multitasking ... holding his camera in one hand and a leash in the other.
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Take for example this new remix of Korn's "Freak On a Leash" by Celestial Trax.
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They appear to be a couple, as Sally is tethered to Christian with a leash.
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Her dog, a Shih Tzu, was straining at his leash in anticipation of our arrival.
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They will write their names on your leash and call you necessary, call you urgent.
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Trilobites With a leash and a harness, any feline can safely explore the great outdoors.
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I'm not saying that you should put your cat on a leash like we did.
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Just don't forget to buy and install a good leash, like this one from BPS.
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Dogs are permitted off-leash in New York City parks from sunrise to 9 a.m.
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Off-leash hours is the perfect venue for self-expression — for most dogs, at least.
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It's not like a priest is a dog on a leash, suddenly being let loose.
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Perhaps no player has a longer let-it-fly leash from preposterous distances than Curry.
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And then it finally happened -- the leash snapped and the dog dropped to the floor.
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But Trump may not be on as short a leash as Kim or Xi imagines.
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Chefs and restaurateurs know all kinds of tricks for keeping costs on a short leash.
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Why not give them a raccoon on a leash, and a sick raccoon at that?
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One man walks with his 3-month-old puppy named Muñeca on a red leash.
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No British government has previously found a leash capable of bringing the DUP to heel.
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Can Gabriel and the jovial Mr. Brown (Peter Cormican) keep him on a tight leash?
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Go deeper: How a faulty dog leash became a new threat for Amazon and crew
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They will write their names on your leash and call you necessary , call you urgent .
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One gets the sense of a subject straining at his leash, unhappily confined, stubbornly untamed.
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One gets the sense of a subject straining at his leash, unhappily confined, stubbornly untamed.
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SportHooks Dog Leash & Key Holder, $15.99, available at ChewyAn organized leash and key set-up means they won't have to waste a minute of precious daylight untangling leashes or tracking down keys and can quickly get out the door for their daily dog walk.
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The leash is waterproof and allows for top-notch tracking while keeping both your hands free.
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She is healthy, house broken, doesn't pull on a leash and loves to be around children.
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A Brooklynite put a peacock on a leash and walked it around like that's normal. 17.
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Walks failed, too, because My Big Kitty did not take well to being on a leash.
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"She came back without a leash and no Tracy," Cashman's mother, Rhonda Moore, told the outlet.
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One ran alongside his car on a leash, while the other ran freely next to it.
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Dog parks, off-leash areas designated for pooch playtime, are popping up all over the county.
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I clip on my dog's leash and load up the new season of Somebody Knows Something.
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The passage she selects is a memorial, an apology—a poem, "The Leash," by Ada Limon.
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Yet the bumpy Diet ride means the operators themselves will be kept on a tight leash.
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LEASH LIFE By 8 I'm out with the two Brittanys, which I like to do alone.
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So, my brother took off the leash, and in that instant, the dog spotted a cat.
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She only notices when their beloved rottweiler Jax pulls at his leash to get her attention.
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I strap her leash back on for a short run so we can get out together.
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Unfortunately, they had a game to play, so our friend was wrangled back onto its leash.
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The image shows her walking down a neighborhood street leading an tawny chicken on a leash.
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She duct-taped him to a cheap plastic scooter, which she wheeled around using a leash.
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"I don't know what he said — that's a short leash," Mercer said of Hurdle's rapid ejection.
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"I feel like there's a little bit of a leash on me right now," Keuchel said.
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"Too many shows we imagine we're pulling the audience through with a leash," says Mr Rosenheim.
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Off goes Rose down Paris' cobblestone streets, a leash-free Simone obediently following at her heels.
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Wrap a leash around your wrist, and guess what: You've still got two thumbs to text.
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She learned to live in a home, sleep in a bed, and walk on a leash.
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As Dag knelt to retrieve the leash, the irrepressible retriever licked his face with instant affection.
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Her leash, collar, toys and food bowl, I noticed, were all color-coordinated shades of pink.
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GUTFELD: He&aposs off the leash and he&aposs got a little dog in his jaws.
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The only rule, per store policy, is that the animals have to be on a leash.
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And yes, he's on a leash, because, you know, no one wanted to break any rules.
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Rosie even insists on being taken along on walks with the dogs, on her own leash.
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At last the leash broke and the dog stood and stumbled off into the underbrush again.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China's occasionally rambunctious media has been put on an increasingly short leash.
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The national mood seems to contain and define us, and keeps us on a short leash.
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That downturn means creditors may keep ADM on a short leash if it did the deal.
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The door opened, and a massive, slobbering dog leapt in, dragging an officer by its leash.
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So, Rob's engaged in Kentucky, Kanye's not learning to ski, and Scott's on a short leash.
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You got pretty radical with the comic, once the leash, I suppose, was off, post-Movie.
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A lower court will rule on whether the leash that caused Oberdorf's injury was, indeed, defective.
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Most brands keep a tight PR leash on their founders, never allowing direct access to them.
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Decades later, Bernie Madoff's son Mark hanged himself from a dog leash in his SoHo apartment.
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He said the P.D.C. should give players a long leash when it comes to onstage merrymaking.
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All dogs need walking (and maybe some cats do, too?) and that requires a solid leash.
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He sauntered outside, snuffling the occasional curb, as Ms. Winter held his purple "Adopt Me" leash.
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She wore a white linen and lace dress with a silk flower collar and matching leash.
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The second we take the pup off-leash, he's doing zoomies and sniffing everything in sight.
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She did not let him out of her station wagon until he was on a leash.
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DOG RUN Jeremiah and I jog up to Prospect Park, where there's an off-leash session.
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If Kershaw's leash is that short, Rich Hill and Yu Darvish should not expect anything different.
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By Michele's reckoning, it can no longer be a leash, tethering you to someone else's ideal.
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There, during off-leash hours, the linked fields of Long Meadow transform into a canine fantasia.
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When we approach the open fields during off-leash hours, her 16-pound body tenses visibly.
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She allegedly told police she found her daughter hanging, but was unable to remove the leash.
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It's also important to trust employees enough to give them a long leash and concrete support.
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Now I see that I'd hoped her leash would tether me to this life I'd made.
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The fire department warned people to keep pets on their leash in response to the rescue.
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While the app does offer a feature that allows walkers to notify the owner that they've double checked their leash, this extra step would show that the walker was miraculously able to contain the dog in one corner of the apartment and put on his leash.
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"I think the refs came into this game and everyone was on a tight leash," he said.
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I do my morning routine and take the dog for a walk in the off-leash park.
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Before his rescue, Tori was kept on a short leash in a deserted farmhouse and fed scraps.
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"Before you're a parent you think, 'I'm never going to use a leash, it's degrading,' " he says.
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Robinson also used a pink dog leash to tie her up and suspend her from the ceiling.
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We are lucky to have a large park in my town where dogs are allowed off leash.
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Howard said she grabbed the leash and the monkey climbed onto her back and bit her twice.
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That's when she spotted a spider monkey, with a leash on, roaming around the store's parking lot.
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There were men working on the cars, and a big dog on a leash guarding the place.
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Or, 'My husband had knee surgery, so we want a dog that won't jerk on the leash.
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A bridesmaid and groomsman each held a leash with a dog as they walked down the aisle.
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In either case, the MIT scientists will need to figure out how to take them off-leash.
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But in case you need detailed instructions, we've got the recipe for you freaks on a leash.
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We crack up over a cat on a leash sitting on a table inside with its family.
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The rambunctious, dumpster-diving, desk-climbing, leash-chewing black Labrador, twice rescued from the pound, is Det.
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" He joked that the park told their parents to "leash your dogs and keep them in school.
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Why it matters: Areas without dog parks had much higher rates of leash law violations, CityLab found.
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Turns out, jet planes, islands, and tigers on a gold leash can leave you feeling very lonely.
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J. is annoyed and worried we'll be late for kickball, so he puts her back on leash.
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It raises an interesting question: Are tech CEOs too young to be handed this long a leash?
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"Time to fasten your child into a stroller or a child leash," wrote another at Hollywood Life.
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After all, what happens when dogs that can only stay put when on a leash are unleashed?
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Diamond has been having a harder time adjusting to walking on a leash, Cooper told BuzzFeed News.
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It shows the marsupial held in place with a leash by a handler and repeatedly picked up.
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Calls by Democrats to put a tighter leash on social media companies have also grown more widespread.
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The dog went down the steps so fast that he pulled the leash out of her hand.
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One day, the girl put a leash on the rabbit and they went out into the park.
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Corey Cohen, a companion animal behavior therapist at A New Leash on Life in Pennsylvania, was unequivocal.
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Leash thickness depends on how big your puppy is and what stage of puppyhood they are in.
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Shawnie pulled on the leash, easing up on command only to pull again a few seconds later.
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The older guy had a collar around his neck, the boy held a leash attached to it.
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Trump's Supreme Court pick gives him a renewal on the long leash he has with his base.
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When you give a gimmick a long leash and racism for fuel, this is what you get.
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"We took that tag and attached it to bridle leather" for a dog leash, Mr. Krakoff said.
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Keeping your dog on a leash in an area like that can lead to fights between dogs.
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Instead, he resembles an NRA poodle on an elastic leash that yanks him back when he strays.
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Now, that golden age is over, and Netflix is keeping content creators on a much shorter leash.
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I could picture the elegant Carlotta in this lobby, leading the couple's Dalmatian, Blemie, on a leash.
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Her rescue dog, Salty, has broken free of his leash and is eagerly sniffing at the dirt.
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Then Democrats started attacking him and he sprung to life like a Jack Russell terrier off leash.
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Gail: Maybe you'll come back a transformed man, leading a happy polar bear cub on a leash.
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A little ankle-biter off a leash appears and wants to snuggle with us, but I'm apprehensive.
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Chang began tying people into harnesses of white rope, with the end loose, like a dog's leash.
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Sturdy yet flexible, the water-resistant leash has a generously padded handle and doesn't feel too heavy.
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Ruffwear's Knot-A-Leash stands up to this treatment thanks to its reflective, climbing-rope-inspired lead.
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Rubin was given a loose leash because of his success at the company, the Times' story said.
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Internally, among Trump's top aides, Tillerson has been given a long leash for his perplexingly quiet start.
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I could walk him on a leash, but even that seems like too much of a restriction.
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But before they do, they spend a while delaying the inevitable by keeping her on a leash.
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In other words, women walk into bad situations and then they're given a shorter leash to fail.
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"They were on a special leash where they are on one leash together and they pulled her off the front porch and ran to the RV." To make matters worse, their Jack Russell followed the Danes, and ran right past the woman after she was pulled from the porch.
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A proposal to let dogs run off-leash during certain hours in the park has divided the town.
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They allowed their dog to run off leash when it ventured [out] onto the ice and fell through.
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It also gave its financial media greater freedom, even as censors kept a tight leash on political discourse.
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In the clip, Millan can be seen taking the dog — who had killed two pigs before — off-leash.
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Once in a while, I'll get someone to take me out on a leash and plonk me down.
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But Walmart has not secured the same trust — and long leash — from Wall Street investors that Amazon has.
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The dog's handler keeps the pup on a tight leash, and also keeps his eye on the packages.
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She thought it was a joke until she saw the monkey, with its leash on, walking toward her.
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One example: a dog getting excited to head out for a walk after seeing or hearing a leash.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Donald Trump gives his team too long a leash when it comes to shady behavior.
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Dogs are not allowed on the property without a leash for their safety and the safety of others.
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Vlad was along for the entire ride, gradually becoming leash-trained and joining his humans outdoors on adventures.
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When they walk on a leash, they eventually walk like dogs but its more like cats at first.
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The lightweight coat is water resistant, and it comes with a hood, adjustable velcro waistband, and leash insert.
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She was so tiny as a puppy, that her caregiver quickly learned he couldn't use the retractable leash.
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Toilet pup on leash, then pup returns to crate for a nap or supervised time out of crate.
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Putting a harness and a leash on your toddler has long been a controversial approach: helpful, or humiliating?
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They have a ton of off leash hiking trails, so we're all going to take our dogs out.
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One untitled work from 2018 depicts a tiger on a leash with a caged man in the background.
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As soon he heard his leash come out, he was ready to go out and make someone happy.
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Make sure your pet is secured on a leash and their collar and/or harness it fitted correctly.
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Earnings also benefited from a tight leash on costs as selling and general expenses dipped nearly 26 percent.
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The last time I dreamed about Jack, he followed me around silently like a pet on a leash.
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The company has kept a tight leash on expenses, using investments in technology to deliver long-run savings.
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She wanted to learn how to leash train her felines and went to the Internet looking for answers.
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Additionally, the company offers a leash-free dog park where pups can play on rocks and other structures.
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The Prismatic dog leash is dyed by hand and made of marine-grade rope and solid brass hardware.
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The Blueberry Pet Personalized Martingale Collar is a safe and humane way to effectively leash train your puppy.
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When shopping for a leash for your puppy, you should look for something that's both lightweight and durable.
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With some sadness, he sort of gave me a long leash and let me go to develop this.
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She said she had let her dog off its leash, and it began chasing a large male kangaroo.
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He had to be on a leash whenever he went outside, had to be accompanied at all times.
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"The public seems to be giving him a long leash," pollster Ann Selzer said of her Bloomberg poll.
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Rucker told the NBC station a customer approached his register on Thursday with a dog without a leash.
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Instead of a cash advance, a leash, and a sliver of the revenue, UnitedMasters acts as a partner.
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For improved control over your cat that won't weigh you down, we recommend the Flexi Vario Cord Leash.
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Just inside the park, children sprinted across a playground and a scraggly cairn terrier strained at his leash.
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I'll go out and let the dog off the leash in Central Park, when you can do that.
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A deer-proof plant is any specimen surrounded by four barking terriers that live outdoors and off-leash.
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This young black man was put on a leash while handcuffed between two mounted horses in Galveston, Texas.
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I don't know how you hold your tongue; your tongue seems to be on a very loose leash.
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Then his focus turned to a French bulldog named Emma, who strutted by on a neon pink leash.
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"I've seen an emotion move from the handler straight down the leash to the dog," Mr. Hibbard said.
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And that short leash will play to the House managers and throttle the strategies of the President's team.
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"It was almost like the crate and leash and toys and dog dish had bought themselves," she said.
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She takes the leash in her mouth and tugs at my hand, just like an excited little kid.
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Those interested in learning more ways they can support the Purple Leash Project, should visit the initiative's website.
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Pulling on leash is one of the biggest training struggles many people will go through with their dogs.
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Outsiders pay more than twice what Piedmont residents pay to have their dogs off-leash in Piedmont parks.
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As a boy, his back sometimes sore from being whipped with a dog leash, he would watch documentaries.
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McConnell knows this and, presumably, will have his attack dogs on a short leash when the hearing convenes.
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The leash has a small LED screen, which is now backlit so it's easier to see in bright sunlight.
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Facebook has the shortest leash, he said because the company "isn't transformative" and privacy issues could slow user growth.
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This followed nationwide efforts in the 2312s to mandate pet vaccines and implement leash control laws, the report stated.
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"That leash is a bit like the one we have for our collie at home," she tells the dominatrix.
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ET on Tuesday, even as the rout in global markets eased after China kept the yuan on a leash.
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It's like asking me if the number 7 has any stubble, or if the puppy is on a leash.
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Willow is already house-trained and has been paw-lishing her people skills by walking well on a leash.
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It's stopped raining, so the pup and I leash up and head out before the sky changes its mind.
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Thing you might not expect to see on a hike: A cat on a leash walking with its owner.
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I let her walk part of the way without a leash, and she's everywhere and anywhere all at once.
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Why walk on some secondhand polyester leash when you can gallop in the heavenly moonlight on a tiny pony?
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Once I pulled off the freeway and saw a man walking another man on a leash in broad daylight.
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But it is jealously guarding its hold on basic education, so it keeps those schools on a tight leash.
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The next plan was to attach a long leash to the harness and lower the dog to the ground.
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And this will give whoever did plant the explosive device a long leash of time to cover their tracks.
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Instead of that inexplicable yellow pail, she holds a cavorting monkey at the end of a purplish, ribbony leash.
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First lady Grace Coolidge had a pet raccoon, Rebecca, whom she walked on a leash on the South Lawn.
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I let his leash go so he could run away, but one of the pits got hold of Kenai.
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There was plenty of bewilderment online when a video of a kangaroo on a leash was shared last week.
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According to Payne, concrete floors aren't half bad, and bullhooks are akin to putting a leash on a dog.
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With Wiley's leash in hand, Sanderford found the number for his owner, Angela Ream, who rushed to the scene.
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"The twin with fewer problems can also serve as a role model, figuratively pulling on the leash," Laursen says.
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They were totally in character, with the K9 even pulling at the leash when a cat critter crawled by.
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For the first, she wore a collar of bells and lace snowflakes, and for the second, a magenta leash.
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Lana's famous Pomsky -- a Pomeranian-Siberian Husky mix -- soaked up some rays with a leash to match Lana's swimwear.
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Like, I can't even come up to you yet, because I've, you know, I'm kind of on a leash.
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It even comes with a carabiner clip so you can attach it to your leash, doggy bag, or car.
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A collar and leather-trimmed leash rendered in Moncler's signature red, white, and navy blue round out the options.
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More minor violations include using expired tickets, smoking on a train or not walking a dog on a leash.
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Why this matters: It's a highly unusual event, as Trump typically gives Pence a long leash on personnel appointments.
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The assistant deputy warden handed me the leash, and Steven and I both began petting the nervous little creature.
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The mad thing is I really liked a lot of those people, but we were so off the leash.
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The thong sandal connected to a bedazzled ankle strap by means of a clever leash hidden in the back.
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Since I have her on a leash, I'm running around with her, which gets my heart pumping a little.
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As successors — including Mr. Falk's heir, Michael Hsu — will find, leaders of challenged companies can expect a shorter leash.
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"Sometimes they have a short leash, but as long as they've been out there, they've been dominant," Shaw said.
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Limited to the electric cord's 20-foot radius, he was "like a dog on a leash," until the morning.
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In this novel, which was longlisted for the Booker Prize, she walks her wits on a very long leash.
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If you struggle with leash-pulling, the Balance Harness can transform walks with your dog from stressful to relaxed.
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It&aposs a management tool, but it&aposs not actually teaching your dog how to walk nicely on leash.
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Last year, a skit depicted Kenney being led on a leash by an actor pretending to be Jay-Z.
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C. and I take H. to off-leash hours at a nearby park, which is our Sunday morning routine.
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Gandurski advised residents to remove potential food sources, secure garbage and keep small animals inside or on a leash.
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One little boy has a girl on a leash (or is it a chain?), a collar around her neck.
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As I began reading the notes on Ciera out loud, I dropped her leash and hoped for the best.
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It was like "a moon trailing the planet like a dog following its owner on a leash," Kipping said.
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There are two carry handles, a removable adjustable shoulder strap that doubles as a leash, and a trolley sleeve.
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TROY Assuming your adorable dog is on a leash and doesn't snap without provocation, no need for further training.
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He passed now beyond any sense of danger to a blank expectant place as he undid the paddle leash.
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"We can't stress enough, please keep dogs on a leash and never attempt to rescue an animal in distress."
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They [Congress] clearly want a tighter leash with respect to Russia, and perhaps other countries and contexts as well.
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Pakistan has largely kept LeT on a leash over the past decade, wary of provoking Indian bombs or America's wrath.
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I was running late for work and couldn't find her leash, this is how I walked my dog this morning.
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And the fact that they had given her a long leash, they had let other tweets go at least publicly.
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Georgie responds to your voice, can do tricks, snuggles, has "puppy behaviors," and comes with a training guide and leash.
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While this bought the man enough time to begin untangling the leash, the bear came back and bit the dog.
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A dad was found dead with a dog leash around his neck, and his son has been charged with murder.
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One day he came up to me with a leash in his mouth and put it in front of me.
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In addition, students living on-campus with pets will have to keep them on a leash outside their dorm rooms.
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He also pulled hard on her leash, to the extent that the pooch's paws left the floor of the elevator.
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Meanwhile, Bowman, who was on leash-holding duty, kept it casual in a grey shirt, black sweatpants and white sneakers.
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Free flying is the avian equivalent of walking your dog without a leash, if your dog could also defy gravity.
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The clip starts with a child and woman entering the elevator, followed by their dog with its leash in tow.
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He doesn't always listen but he loves fetch, so we compromise by playing fetch with a 50 foot leash on.
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The Fiesta ST was particularly known for this, with a straining-at-the-leash attitude that made every drive exciting.
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Later that year, he was arrested for domestic violence after allegedly throwing a retractable dog leash at his then-wife.
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He was constantly nervous, jumping with fear whenever he heard a strange sound and constantly barking while on his leash.
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Maverick will no longer wander out of his yard since his electric collar has been traded for a tethered leash.
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The choice is clear: Fire Hannity, or be further tainted by yet another reprehensible host whose leash was unforgivably long.
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Still, they are excited by the possibilities of the particle, which they compare to putting a leash on a dog.
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He had spun his leash so tightly around a scrub oak that his tongue was extended and his eyes bulged.
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Her friend's father used a T-shirt and a urethane surfboard leash to stop the bleeding, possibly saving her life.
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And he shut down several newspapers in 1987, on security grounds, while generally keeping a tight leash on traditional media.
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A training collar is a tool used to teach your puppy how to properly, and safely, walk on a leash.
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This feature is an absolute steal, because like mentioned before, this collar should only be used for leash training purposes.
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A no-pull harness is a safe and effective method for training your dog to walk nicely on a leash.
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TMZ reported the dog broke free of its leash and darted into oncoming traffic, where it was hit and killed.
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Here is a case in which one sincerely hopes that studio executives will keep their filmmaker on a tight leash.
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She lost her leg in a roadside IED explosion in 2012 while she was off-leash, the Military Times reported.
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If tossing them makes this woman's dog aggressive, she should keep her dog on its leash or avoid the run.
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"It can get difficult to navigate walking the dog on a leash when there's a ton of people," she said.
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Still, it sounds like Jessica -- who's also worked with Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian -- is putting Farrah on a short leash.
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Bazille's father, while resigned to his son's choice of a career in art, kept him on a short financial leash.
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They sometimes respond to transition opportunities like a puppy that just heard you coo its name while holding a leash.
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Like dogs, these opossums are house-trained, can walk on a leash, and sleep in the bed with their humans.
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"I pay a little rent," explains Audric, climbing up the stairs that lead to the beehives, pulling on Filou's leash.
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"I've got a short leash right now," said Betances, who was surprised to see Girardi coming out of the dugout.
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Beyond the leash, collar, bed and crate, plenty of universal items are not as obvious to a first-time owner.
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Obviously, Steph's leash was a little bit looser than anybody else's, but he wanted us to shoot within the system.
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She was leading a dog on a leash and pushing a stroller with a little girl sitting up in it.
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My Berner, Zoey, wore a silk flower collar with a matching leash, and she walked my husband down the aisle.
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Before the fight, surveillance footage showed a young boy hiding behind her as the dog circled them without a leash.
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For 13 days, he proudly held Cindy's leash and paraded her around my block as if it were his block.
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To make this easier, they attach a stuffed torso to his glowing waist and lead him along with a leash.
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They give such a prosecutor a longer leash than a regular one, but the counsel's discretionary powers still have limits.
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Since 2009, East Patchogue, N.Y., has offered the Mud Creek County Park as an off-leash beach park for dogs.
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On several occasions, Sieber seems to pull the leash so tight that the dog is lifted off its front paws.
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A duo of purebred Pembroke corgis enters next, pulling on a leash held by a manservant in a red tailcoat.
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A gentle tug on the leash merely inspires the dog to lower herself completely, her face on her front paws.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Harry Solomon and Lucky stood in their studio apartment, bound by a leash they did not need.
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In the lawsuit, the family says Boo was not caged nor on a leash when they visited back in October 2017.
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On the day of the supposed attack, the plaintiff was walking his Labrador, which the the defendant claims was off-leash.
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She must have let the dog off her leash, and the dog ran out in the back pond on the ice.
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Holt managed to do it with a briefcase in his hand and no leash or lifejacket to keep him from drowning.
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Along for the adventure was the actress' beloved dog, Pippi, who could be seen trotting beside the two on her leash.
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"I am an avid backpacker and the tag lets me track Kaja when she is off leash with me," he said.
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There are 11 cat colony rooms and 11 outdoor off-leash dog runs (where fetch will no doubt be happening, always!).
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Photo: Christian NawrothAfter modifying the setup, researchers led the goats to the same starting point, and let them off the leash.
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The decorated elephant named Devidasan was participating in a temple festival in Kerala's Palakkad district and broke free from his leash.
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Now and then he takes hold of her leash and tugs on it; she looks up at him and smiles patiently.
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She does have one thing in common with canines, however: She walks well on a leash and seems to enjoy it.
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"Why can't we do it this way?" the president often harrumphed at Mr Kelly, straining on his legal and constitutional leash.
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If your dog is still learning to swim, keep them on a leash and get in the water with your dog.
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David De Meulles wasn't sure what would happen when the polar bear approached the dog, which was tethered to a leash.
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" Her defiant declaration of independence continues throughout the track, with lines like, "I've been on a leash, now I'm taking control.
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Mr Erdogan's government already keeps the conventional media on a tight leash, says Kerem Altiparmak, a lawyer and cyber-rights activist.
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Taranis, however, can also be let off its digital leash and allowed to think for itself using artificially intelligent automated systems.
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"She should have [had] her child on a leash so she knew he was safe," wrote one commenter at the Heavy.
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Google has denied this, while Twitter has admitted Trump is actually on a much longer leash than the average Twitter user.
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Because few precedents existed, and because of a fear that ICANN would lack legitimacy, America kept it on a long leash.
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His idea was the "Trunki", a piece of brightly coloured children's luggage with four wheels and a leash (see top picture).
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It is impossible to read them without feeling for her; for what it took to write on such a tight leash.
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The likes of Scaramucci are not invincible, but they have a much longer leash—so long as they know their role.
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The older sister lunged out the door and tried to grab his leash, but he was too fast and disappeared again.
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In particular, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has kept her caucus on a tight leash when it comes to Trump administration oversight.
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The downside to a back-clip harness, is that it can encourage pulling on the leash if your puppy isn't trained.
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Rivals will rein in bad behavior from Facebook, not new rules, and it is that potential leash that regulators might destroy.
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The NPS would designate where pet owners can walk their dogs or let them roam without a leash within the park.
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He should put Zero's leash on, but it was inside, and, anyway, Zero seemed mellow, no danger of him running around.
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I notice the smaller of the dogs is dragging around an extendable dog leash attached to a rusty old ax head.
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Bella, immune to the poise expected of pageant hopefuls, began to gnaw at her leash and got tangled up in it.
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Mr. Trump's eagerness to slip the leash of his handlers was apparent in the days leading up to the troop decision.
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Despite the macabre reputation, the Overtoun grounds remain a popular dog-walking area and many of the animals are off leash.
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But the Republican-led Senate has insisted on keeping Mr. de Blasio on a tighter leash, granting him only annual renewals.
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The best thing about a cat is not having to take him for a walk at the end of a leash.
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We wake up and take little pup to the park, where he runs around off-leash and plays with other dogs.
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Now when Bowie tried to pull ahead, the tension of the leash in front of his body caused him to turn.
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He vowed to rein in big business interests, which were given too long a leash, pushing the economy to the brink.
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The nearby OIL UP and REUP, and the further down LASSO and LEASH jumped out to me — you might have others.
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The storytelling is certainly Southern, with its languid setting and eccentric characters like the man who walks flies on a leash.
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Barclays is keeping a tight leash on pay, particularly for investment and corporate banking, and has set aside less for bonuses.
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After considering these questions, then you can ultimately decide if you are going to help strap the leash on or not.
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It&aposs also TSA-approved and loaded with extras like a canopy bed and shoulder strap that converts to a leash.
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It was about 2 miles, mostly uphill, and I turned the shoulder strap into a dog leash so Roxy could walk.
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Instead, they give Amazon several miles of leash because of its history of turning investments into sales growth and technology leadership.
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"Guy came in with a duck on a leash once," said John Moloney, 54, a union carpenter, one recent Tuesday afternoon.
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The co-op's rules probably prohibit companion animals from roaming around public areas without a leash or other kind of restraint.
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Mr. Holmes placed a leash on Brody, opened the front gate and walked down a restaurant-filled stretch of Vermont Avenue.
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For when she drags a gagged Perez Hilton around on a leash and sings about how she's well into whips and chains.
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We don't walk them because one has severe anxiety and the other is bad on the leash and barks at other dogs.
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Using a waist-leash and harness, people would run on trails with their dogs in front of them, and practice mushing commands.
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The best way to put the federal bureaucracy back on a leash is to make it obey the laws the people write.
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We'll say this ... he did a great job at securing the leash around his ankle -- but after that it was totally comical.
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Thinking that a dog was totally out of place in that setting, I looked up to see who was holding the leash.
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A malfunctioning dog leash could end up creating billions of dollars of potential liabilities for online marketplaces, with Amazon front and center.
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The decision on Wednesday related to a case in which a Pennsylvania customer, Heather Oberdorf, purchased a retractable dog leash on Amazon.
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A: A long rope leash to tie around a shady tree or an odd shaped pole in front of a coffee shop.
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In the viral video footage, a man pulls on his dog's leash as the animal's jaws are clenched around a woman's foot.
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We head to the park, and I let her sniff everything since she still can't go off leash or run; vet's orders.
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PERINO: Let the economy show what it can do when it is on leash and then have a conversation about a repeal.
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Of course, Prince is from a royal line of dog-tectives, all canines are pretty arf-fective, at leash mastiff the time.
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She's no longer a person — she's a product, kept on a tight leash by her minders, who literally drug her into submission.
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In an adjacent courtyard where local boys play football, a mural shows Frankie the mouse putting a leash on a Pharaonic cat.
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Jed found the friend he needed in Castillo, who, over seven weeks, helped the dog learn house and leash training as well.
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Despite Sany's willingness to keep Putzmeister on a long leash, there have still been challenges to overcome, notably in marrying corporate cultures.
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The girl also told investigators her grandmother used a pink dog leash to tie her up and suspend her from the ceiling.
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By canceling a planned joint North-South pop concert, it kept its Southern suitors on a short leash throughout the Olympic festivities.
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This type of collar may look harsh, but it could be an effective tool for teaching leash etiquette — when it's properly attached.
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The larger loop is slipped over the pup's head and the leash is attached to the D-ring on the smaller loop.
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It's not surprising to us that over 1,300 buyers have given the PetSafe Nylon Leash a perfect 5 out of 5 stars.
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The front pocket has two loops and a key leash, while there are four additional side pockets (two zippered and two open).
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When I arrive home from Cynthia's, I unclip Lola's leash and we sit on the front porch, gazing out at the water.
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Fanning, an Australian, was waiting for the next barreling wave when a fin emerged behind him, getting stuck in his surfboard's leash.
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A long leash will give your pup just the right amount of slack, and keeps you from buying multiple leashes while training.
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Our sources say the men tied her up with a dog leash, and took more than $30k in cash and her purse.
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Ranjit (Arunoday Singh) is married to a rich older woman, Dolly, who keeps him on a tight leash (she calls him Tommy).
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Me, what I'd like to do if I could, is grab a policeman and walk him on a leash down the avenue.
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Inside, they'll find a compartment just large enough for the day's essentials, pockets to keep them organized, and a detachable key leash.
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Reasons to be cautious: Ant Financial faces heavy regulatory scrutiny from Beijing, which has tightened its leash on the Chinese financial industry.
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Others have been spotted walking, and allowing their dogs to walk off-leash, through sensitive meadow areas, risking damage to plant life.
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"He can put four dogs barking on a leash and call it Fleetwood Mac," the singer Bob Welch quipped in Rolling Stone.
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Fishing-pole toys with feathers, crinkle balls and puzzle feeders should do the trick if your cat isn't trained to leash-walk.
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With greater domestic support in parliament, the Rouhani administration will have a longer diplomatic leash to reestablish outreach efforts with the Saudis.
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Whoever is president, the key is that additional powers conferred on the executive be given only temporarily, with Congress holding the leash.
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She's also planning separately to study dogs' self-chosen movement patterns, on a leash and off, using activity monitors made for dogs.
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Mika offered to take a picture, so I stood up straight, a step back from Matilda, with her leash in my hand.
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If the trial so far is any indication, Chief Justice Roberts appears to be considering keeping both sides on a short leash.
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Anything less would be just another example of Congress shirking its duty to keep the IC and FBI on a tight leash.
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"This proposal would eliminate cultural diversity, which stems from freedom — which means artists are not kept on a political leash," Karacsony said.
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She has a death grip on a plastic baton and holds a leash tethered to the neck of a stuffed Goofy doll.
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"CEOs are now being held on a shorter leash," said Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, a senior associate dean at the Yale School of Management.
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As Alonzo reached for the leash, she heaved a dramatic sigh of relief and pulled some crumpled money out of her waistband.
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"When there's a tight leash on you for so many years, when you can be free, at first it's rebellious," he said.
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Right place at the right time A dog in Houston had a close call after its leash got caught in elevator doors.
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She began ricocheting around the room, bouncing off the couch, the bookcases and the man's legs as her leash snapped behind her.
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After momentarily struggling with the Pomeranian's fur, Mathis was able to get the leash off of the dog, saving it from strangulation.
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But Verizon has a market capitalization of $210 billion, giving it plenty of borrowing capacity and a potentially long leash from shareholders.
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Out of the corner of my eye, I saw a customs agent with a beagle on a leash coming in my direction.
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Plus, a long leash from Wall Street has allowed it to slash retail prices and spend on building out its logistics network.
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The handsome pooch is house-trained, leash-trained and is good with children and animals, according to information left by his previous owners.
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Epps performed Friday in Detroit at the Festival of Laughs comedy tour, when a man came out with a kangaroo on a leash.
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Epps egged on the handler to make the kangaroo partake in the show, and grabbed the leash, holding the animal for a photo.
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Comment from discussion I was running late for work and couldn't find her leash, this is how I walked my dog this morning..
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She's chatting with a blond dominatrix wearing bright-red patent leather, holding a man in a shiny black gimp suit on a leash.
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Reid is wearing a bodysuit with "VIXEN" emblazoned over her butt, baggy black pants, fingerless gloves studded with rhinestones, and a gold leash.
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Qayyum than exited the vehicle, opened Schaniel's passenger door, grabbed the terrier by the leash and slammed him on the sidewalk, cops said.
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He ended up coaxing the pup into a fenced-in area with food and water, where he slipped a leash on the chihuahua.
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" In Unhinged, Manigault Newman also writes that when Trump was at functions without his wife he "behaved like a dog off the leash.
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Witnesses told police Justice was attacked when he asked another dog owner to put a leash on his pet, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
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As always, Howie barked and made a bit of a commotion, so Meunier quickly got him on a leash and opened the door.
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They are terrified of all people, you can't touch them, you can't walk them on leash, you can't expose them to everyday things.
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We walk her so much, regardless of weather, because it gives her consistency and gives us all a chance to practice leash-walking.
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Fujikawa — wearing a baseball cap, white t-shirt and blue shorts — held the pet's leash despite sporting a white brace on one wrist.
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These precious pups have a new leash on life after shedding off half their weight Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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That night, I knocked on Amit's door in tears, a bag of clothes in one hand, my pit bull's leash in the other.
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The amendment also bans "walking" the pet on a leash pulled by cars and motorcycles and raises the penalty for cruelty to animals.
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The city's pet-friendly facilities include an indoor dog pool and Caesar Creek State Park, which features an off-leash area for dogs.
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Roberts hinted that Hill will have a longer leash in Game 6 and the 63-year-old proclaims himself ready for the task.
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Some of them bring their kids and their dogs, and they are lucky I don't make them put their children on a leash.
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Frei, who has a charity for training therapy dogs called Angel on a Leash, was known for his humorous descriptions of different breeds.
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Prior to leaving for the beach, make sure you look up your destination's rules on dogs and, pack a leash for the trip.
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Though Waldo was on a leash, the dog reportedly broke free after getting spooked by a pedestrian and running out into the street.
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We have a springer spaniel named Dwayne, and we like to enjoy the off-leash hours in the park, which end at 9.
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President Calvin Coolidge's wife, Grace, became fond of one such wacky animal, a raccoon she named "Rebecca," whom she walked on a leash.
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If there is one thing the DOJ should learn from dog owners, it's that you don't give a wily dog a longer leash.
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Matthews said they had brought along a Malian guard who had removed his shirt and worn a leash as part of the prank.
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The commonwealth status gives the illusion of autonomy while empowering the federal government to yank at will: a pet on a long leash.
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Sometimes it's a guy riding a bike, pulling a lawn mower on one side and a dog on a leash on the other.
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Active conservation measures are helping; please look out for plover warning signs and keep your dog on a leash if you see any.
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The museum also removed an installation by artist Katarzyna Kozyra depicting a woman walking two men dressed up as animals on a leash.
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"A child has never entered this house, except maybe on a leash," joked the singer Kim Gordon, tiptoeing around the beautifully treacherous pool.
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We're sure that Kanye and Kanye's ego, which he keeps on a leash and drags around, will take all of this in stride.
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Even if you're crazy in love, you'll still need a longer leash to travel, explore independent interests, and get back to doing you.
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And lastly, that dinosaurs would not absolutely rip that giant bone off your leg if you tried to put a leash on it.
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Over the past few quarters, insurers have kept a tight leash on medical costs and even a slight slip has weighed on stocks.
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His leash theory is anecdotal, but it's certainly true that the current ecological state of Eastern forests is probably encouraging ticks to multiply.
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Free of a leash, the 2-year-old Husky Australian Shepherd pranced in the snow, inviting other dogs nearby to play with him.
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The Americans had only just arrived in France that day so, perhaps not surprisingly, they are straining at the leash to get started.
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Friends of mine, Kathryn Morrissette and Michael Smith, each had a dog and met during off-leash hours in Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
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Most of the fighters were large mixed breeds, some so strong they needed a halter, a leash and two men to be restrained.
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That first dog, Tiny, was killed by a car when Ms. Day, still on crutches, took him for a walk without a leash.
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"I don't want to be a dog on a leash — not in what I create, and not in how I live my life."
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His most memorable request was when he was asked to include a diamond-studded dog collar and leash set in a client's will.
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In the omnibus spending package passed early last year, Congress gave USDA $3 billion for the reserve fund and provided a longer leash.
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Bailey, in a custom wedding dress of her own, ordered by Ms. Hindieh from Etsy, preceded her as Lee Najman held the leash.
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A law enforcement source told CNN that the dog was wearing a leash but was unsecured from its owner who was not present.
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Patou saw him, too, launched into a flat-out run, and rushed straight for him, nearly pulling the leash out of my hand.
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After that I became more vigilant with Zoe: no more letting her out in the yard, no off-leash walks in the park.
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There are plenty of science-based training techniques to teach a dog to walk nicely on leash, but those take time to work.
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"My wife and I are tethered by a short creative leash," Carl Larsen wrote in a piece for the Star-Tribune last year.
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"People want to know what they're getting — that a dog won't bite, yell and scream at other dogs on a leash," she said.
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The Haslams aren't nearly as public as Jones, but they've provided an extremely short leash and turned over the front office four times.
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He also noted that Trump and Pompeo have a chummy relationship, which might give the new secretary a longer leash than Tillerson had.
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If cats come up in conversation—and sometimes even when they don't— within seconds I'll whip out pictures of my fur son, Rajah, either on a leash at the park (yep, I take my cat to the park on a leash), wearing a Halloween costume (yep, I do this too), or in his incredibly Instagram-friendly cat backpack (yep, I own one).
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It oversaw a profusion of complex, and sometimes conflicting, directives; supervisors kept banks on a tight leash through stress tests that lacked clear criteria.
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"Off the leash" is how five-star RBC Capital analyst Mark Mahaney (Track Record & Ratings) described the company following its stellar Q3 earnings report.
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In the video above, the cat seems to enjoy outdoor winter activities, including a feline form of skiing on a leash with his owner.
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Oh, and they're just $5 each, making the feel-good move even sweeter — so you can finally buy that cat leash you've been eyeing.
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Quarles will be a central figure in pushing the Trump administration's plans to loosen the leash put on Wall Street banks following the crisis.
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Aside from a crude tattoo, Libby's scars are largely invisible: a fear of loud noises and a hesitancy towards being put on a leash.
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We all know pups love a good W-A-L-K, but some dogs are covering more ground on the leash than others. Care.
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Fox News has different ethical standards for its news and opinion anchors, and Mr. Hannity, firmly on the opinion side, has a longer leash.
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Tethering your puppy to you or to a nearby piece of furniture such as a table leg with a leash is another supervision option.
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At some point, I was probably around 10, I googled his name and found an article criticizing him for keeping me on a leash.
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A tight leash on costs also helped the insurer, with its expense ratio falling 230 basis points to 34.3 from the prior-year quarter.
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The best thing to do, for now, is keep your dog on a short leash and make sure to pick up your own lawn.
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You can fast forward to minute 6:12 where she talks about getting terrified working with a lion that had been off its leash.
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As the elevator starts to rise, the dog's leash tightens around its neck and seconds later the defenseless animal is thrown against the wall.
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It's not exactly clear what released the dog, but it is possible that the other end of the leash was either cut or broken.
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This has kept drone operators on a tight leash while regulators got to grips with what is, after all, a new form of aviation.
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The share declines suggest shareholders are impatient and may potentially shorten the leash they give Mr. Dorsey in achieving his goals at both businesses.
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There's something about holding the leash and letting your pup guide you that just makes you feel like you can take on the world.
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In October she posted a video of Harley looking on as Upton pulled massive weights behind her using a leash attached to her waist.
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They include a person in a mechanized wheelchair, an ear with a hearing aid, a service dog with a vest and leash, and more.
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Another amendment added a fine of up to $500 for those found pulling their animals along on a leash from a car or motorcycle.
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It is happy-go-lucky, as when the dancers bring a small speckled dog on a leash onstage to perform their promenade with them.
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It's also a great way to train your dog to walk on a leash, and the best no-pull harnesses provide dogs with comfort.
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Multi-talented creatures Among many other tasks, these little angels can: Open and hold doors by hitting a button or pulling on a leash.
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Four Paws Cotton Web Training Dog Lead (10 ft) available on Chewy for $7.85Once your new puppy is ready, you can start leash training.
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And hey, it worked, with plenty of people watching the battle between dog and man, who tried his best to tug the pup's leash.
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What the gritty Brooklyn neighborhood lacks in open pastures, Ventiko tried to make up for by taking Dexter on frequent walks on a leash.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - South Korea's national pension giant is being put on a leash after prosecutors detained its chairman in a corruption probe.
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The man who is all business, who keeps himself on the short leash of a necktie, pumps my hand and invites me to dine.
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When it was time that day to finally do what La Russa suggested he do, he left the stadium with Frei holding his leash.
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And then we go out and I take him to the dog run in the park, where he can be off leash until 9.
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I knew I had taken this habit to the extreme recently when I apologized to a dog on a leash that bumped into me.
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Gabriel Jesus is like a dog on a leash up front: he keeps darting forward, jab-stepping and hesitating, looking to get in behind.
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"Like some dogs in dog parks" should, to my mind, be OFF LEASH, because most dogs are off lead in an enclosed dog park.
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Residents are advised to avoid feeding alligators, keep a safe distance and make sure pets stay on a leash, away from the water's edge.
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Until it opens this spring in Universal City, California, here&aposs what you should know about The Secret Life of Pets: Off the Leash!
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Government critics and "rumormongers" have been arrested and imprisoned, and Chinese media's already tight leash has been shortened further since he came to power.
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And Uber's ride-hailing business remains on a very short leash, with just a two-month extension granted last month — along with fresh conditions.
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Allison let out a gasp, and the dog—that crimson freak—jerked the leash out of the girl's hand and went right for it.
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For dogs that don&apost pull on the leash, check out the best dog harnesses for dogs of all sizes or with different needs.
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When the nonprofit formed in 1998, "there was virtually no place you could let your dog run off-leash on Long Island," she said.
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Take your dog on the hands-free run he or she deserves by saving an extra $10 off Furhaven's bungee dog leash on eBay.
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Brussels looks set to put Italy on a looser leash, having already indicated leniency toward France over its spending concessions following violent street protests.
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Trick categories, called "packs" within the app, are organized by type: "Basics" (sit, stay), "Silly" (roll over, play dead), "Useful" (fetch leash), and so on.
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If you can't find your leash just carry around a half-eaten bag of Doritos — your dog will surely forget all about its newfound freedom.
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Through Viktor, he discovers that Tova Rivlin (Hadar Ratzon-Rotem), an Israeli intelligence agent, is off the leash and meeting with Dar in New York.
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Howard said the monkey got off her and she was able to grab the leash and walk the monkey to the entrance of the store.
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We also commend Lulu for choosing her own path and taking life by leash, hopefully leading her to much safer and more enjoyably lackadaisical pastures.
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Ben Duke, a manager of The Roadway Inn in Greenville, South Carolina, was near the hotel's elevator when a guest boarded holding his dog's leash.
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The difference comes with how much you're moving and spinning around, tangling the cord and tightening your leash without even knowing it in the meantime.
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According to the News & Observer, William was originally found slouched in a chair with a dog leash around his neck with the dog still attached.
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And then a short distance away, a 3-year-old girl who was tied to a door with a dog leash who was just exhausted.
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"All of this should be subject to independent oversight and audit," he added, suggesting the self-regulation leash here will be a very short one.
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All dogs who are well-behaved, leash-trained and properly vaccinated are welcome to enjoy these new pet perks offered by Walt Disney World Resorts.
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About five officers used their own bodies and a dog leash belonging to a bystander to lift the man out of the freezing cold water.
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But nothing was going to spoil this pup's day, so it strained on the leash, twisted, and finally was given a ball of its own.
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Bonet walked down the road near her home in Topanga, California, with a donkey led on a leash, while a dog roamed free beside them.
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Ussery is shown on camera racing towards the dog and breaking the pet's leash moments before the animal is sent flying against the wall again.
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FYI ... Gary should have been on a leash at LAX per City ordinance, but he's been through a lot so everyone cut him a break.
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I kept her leash on the whole time, just in case, and certainly every time we stopped and let her out to stretch her legs.
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The emphasis isn't on misdirection this year; it's on characters and motivations, and the incredible consequences of keeping sentient beings on a leash for decades.
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The source said that although Westfeldt kept a "tight leash" on Hamm, "she would also take care of him and support him" during difficult times.
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A golden retriever was charging up the sidewalk, big pink tongue lolling out of its mouth, leash slapping freely against the pavement with every bound.
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She claims the proper protocol would have been first putting the pig and dog in pens next to one another, and THEN together on leash.
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The 22-year-old was on a pitch count as he worked out the kinks, but is expected to receive a longer leash on Saturday.
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Once ashore, 29-year-old West Woodworth helped tie up the surfer's bitten leg using the surfboard leash as a tourniquet to stop blood flow.
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Chatwood threw one warm-up pitch, but Black said Chatwood, who had thrown 24 pitches, was on "a short leash" and turned to the bullpen.
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Another method is a "virtual tether", which in effect puts a drone on an invisible leash to prevent it flying too far from its operator.
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Shortly after he leaves Abu Ghraib, photos of a prisoner on a leash and a human pyramid with naked men appear in the news media.
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The company, which has probed some of the biggest cyber attacks to date including the Equifax breach, has also kept a tight leash on costs.
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"I'm really into camo and so Harley Brown has a camo pumper coat, and a camo leash, and a camo doggy bag holder," Brown laughs.
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Now, the question is whether Mr. Modi will be able to keep him on a tight enough leash to prevent him from cannibalizing his government.
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The leash itself is made from sturdy nylon in a simple but practical design with a classic loop handle and a heavy-duty metal hook.
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My parents still had many items from our old dog which they gave to me, including blankets, toys, a leash, and a few different collars.
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Barclays is keeping a tight leash on pay, particularly for investment and corporate banking, and has set aside less so far this year for bonuses.
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Both owner and pet enjoy the walks taken with Wild One's Walk Kit ($105), which contains a collar or harness, leash, and poop bag carrier.
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After some quiet time with Olsen, Sam allowed a leash to be put on her neck and let Olsen lead her out of the house.
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It gestures toward the awkward question of whom, in the long run, the revolution-minded spirit of the nineteen-sixties really let off the leash.
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It's common for a dog to break free from its leash and run through the crowd, and finding them among thousands of people is difficult.
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Although single Aries may need a longer leash in April, the full moon on the 22nd could light up your playing-for-keeps eighth house.
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And there are plenty of design hacks that I appreciate, like the effortlessly useful magnetic closure, the removable exterior strap, and the removable key leash.
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For what it's worth, the dog didn't seem to care whether it was a drone or a human on the other end of the leash.
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" Goliath Games was an early adopter of gross, launching Doggie Doo — "Feed your doggie, squeeze the leash, and after he makes his gassy sounds — plop!
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Indeed, it is precisely because of the long leash Putin grants Kadyrov that Kadyrov is able to create his violent cult of personality at all.
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To do this, you should prep for how "you would normally for a walk," she said, which can include grabbing a leash, bags and treats.
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Despite the concept's porky build weight and the software leash on the powertrain, it pulled hard in the soul satisfying, torquey way of electric cars.
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In 1927, the Post reported that Grace Coolidge brought her pet raccoon, Rebecca, out on the grounds on a leash, much to the raccoon's chagrin.
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Two LED lights illuminate the leash via steady or flash mode and are powered on via a button on the anchor directly below the handle.
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HB: So these senators who are acting as a jury, they're kept on a pretty tight leash during the trial itself, from what I understand.
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"It's horrible that they can't just figure it out," said Boguslawa Rama, as her three children helped load up a beach wagon and leash Andy.
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Facebook, which outsources the majority of its content moderation to over 2000,2150 third-party contractors, didn't always keep those employees on such a tight leash.
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"Elon Musk is the poster-child for just that syndrome of a board that still hasn't put a leash on a brilliant creator," said Sonnenfeld.
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Despite taking a series of steps to relax its control of the yuan in recent years, China still keeps the currency on a tight leash.
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When a couple from Atlanta arrived holding the leash of a large hound that they referred to as Roger, Foos went right to the attic.
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Like the proverbial dog on a leash, companies, public figures, and even private citizens can be choked by those who have a massive social following.
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Off-leash dogs ran up and down little hills of concrete as the woman explained her mission to the owner of a mutt named Alice.
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Keeping the media on a tight leash and away from the action at international summits is the norm, but this one is a cut above.
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Here are the best cat harnesses and leash you can buy:Best cat harness overall: Kitty Holster Cat HarnessBest budget cat harness: PupTeck Adjustable Cat HarnessBest cat harness for indoors: PetSafe Come With Me Kitty HarnessBest cat harness for large cats: Best Pet Supplies Voyager All-Weather HarnessBest cat leash: Flexi Vario Cord LeashUpdated on 10/22/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices, formatting, and text.
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Most importantly, it doesn't come with a remote, so it can only be used for tracking shots, and only for tracking the person with the leash.
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Reps from the animal shelter said Brooks was found alone with a leash wrapped around his back legs so tightly that it was cutting off circulation.
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We leash up our dog and take him on a little walk to get some energy out then verify my husband has everything together for tomorrow.
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No wonder then that people were stunned to see the unusual marsupial on a leash, running a man down the street in the suburbs of Detroit.
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The teen says he bought the tiger for $300 on the streets of Tijuana from a man who was walking an adult tiger on a leash.
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A rout in global markets eased as China kept the yuan on a tight leash a day after letting it weaken past 7 to the dollar.
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Like a retractable leash, or a tape measure, the ES 02 Extension Socket uses an internal rewinding system to give users an adjustable length of cord.
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A Utah family got a whole new 'leash' on life when they discovered that their pet boxer whom they'd thought was dead was actually still alive.
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Ashley Fitzpatrick said an employee stopped her at the door on Monday night at the Walmart store in Spanish Fork because her dog was off-leash.
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Who has to get out of a car when there's a dog that doesn't have a leash and ruin her whole day to rescue this dog?
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Unable to prove it was the Rottweiler that had done the deed, he gave its owner a lesser summons for having the dog off its leash.
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When Spears performs "Freakshow" in her Vegas residency, her dancers bring an audience member onto the stage for her to spank and walk on a leash.
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"Bezos gets a longer leash to wander around than the typical CEO," said Erik Gordon, a professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
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That has caused outrage among farmers and consternation among the public, partly because the victim was walking her dog on a leash attached to her waist.
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Unfortunately, the distracted owner does not see the elevator doors close on the leash, leaving his dog caught on the wrong side of the moving elevator.
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You know that feeling — you've rounded a street corner only to spot a tubby little puppy struggling against its owner's leash, headed straight in your direction.
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In the late 1960s his mother's dog, Cimi, was fed cheap dog food and table scraps, and had just two accoutrements: a blanket and a leash.
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I'm thinking of the groom [who] asked me if we could put one of our polar bears on a leash and walk it around their reception.
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So I went in my Kashmiri sari, which is a traditional garment, and sat in the plaza with my cabbage on my leash ready to go.
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I just want to be able to put a leash around Pete's waist and yank him back once he gets the crazy glint in his eye.
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I keep sending him videos of raccoons doing cute things like walking on a leash and wearing clothes, but he says it will destroy our house.
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It is vital for their independence that the justices not be kept on a short leash, but 18 years seems more than ample for that purpose.
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Roman, who keeps a killer dog loose in his basement and his beautiful, unhappy wife (Michèle Morgan) on a tight leash, hires Scott as his chauffeur.
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You also want to keep the leash short, about 4 to 6 feet, so your puppy has room to roam but not enough to be mischievous.
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Perhaps the artist's one clean shot at racism is a drawing of a diminutive white man holding a colossal and menacing black dog by a leash.
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The United States, he said, should not treat the Philippines "like a dog with a leash", adding to confusion about the future the longtime allies' ties.
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Though neither Cashman nor Girardi would say how long they would stick with Sabathia if his performance faltered, his leash is clearly not a long one.
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The couple have now used Tentrr three times — with their dog, Ollie, who had never been off leash before and has now encountered deer up close.
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He joined the army at age 13 and went on to create the government cybersecurity agency in a country with a tight leash on the internet.
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The video opens with a guy in a button-down being led along the stage on a leash, because Britney is a real life dominatrix now.
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Based on my spot-checking of the sources, Atkinson has put his imagination on a very long leash, but it always remains tethered to the evidence.
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Kevin always gets leash duty — Finn is a sweetheart but full of so much energy that he needs to be out for at least an hour.
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"He's not going anywhere anytime soon," said Ann Harkins, president and chief executive of the National Crime Prevention Council, which holds the rights to McGruff's leash.
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Since he's blind, we can never take him off his leash, but we still give him a good bit of exercise and have him run around.
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"Rex stopped biting Quincy, but I kept choking Rex so he wouldn't bite me and told the owner of Rex to get a leash," he said.
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After Tommy Kahnle navigated a rocky seventh, Girardi showed a short leash on Betances, who allowed a one-out single to Longoria before striking out Morrison.
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For dogs that are not athletes, taking a walk, running off-leash or chasing a ball or a Frisbee can have similar health benefits, he said.
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"I don't have a leash on him right now, so I don't know how long," Bochy answered when asked how much time Peavy has to rebound.
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As a critic, I probably give bad pilots a longer leash because part of my job is to be curious about things I don't necessarily like.
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Still, it feels as if Democrats grant Biden a much longer rope with regards to error while keeping their opponent chained to a far shorter leash.
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We also have a leash, a muzzle for being around large groups of panicked strangers, and a week's worth of dry dog food and poop bags.
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But once you're able to roam just a little farther, you realize how much that three-foot leash affects the way you navigate your living space.
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A single ironworker on the ground, holding the kicker at the end of a long leash, wrangled it into position, in concert with the crane operator.
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He said he would need to see Snap rally to hold above that level and then he would consider going long, though with a "tight leash."
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Leaving her Brooklyn apartment before daylight, she discovered the dog owners and off-leash dogs of Central Park, who created "a really serene space," she said.
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The aide said Schumer is giving red-state Democrats a lot of leash because he knows he has the 220006 votes he needs to block Gorsuch.
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Whip-smart and freakishly controlling, Robyn maintains a tight leash on her celebrity troublemakers while her own life rocks and rolls with drugs, adultery and deceit.
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Up until now, Putin has allowed Kadyrov to rule with a long leash, but now some are wondering if Kadyrov's recent antics have gone too far.
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Ryan was walking his black lab Georgia Saturday in the Bev Hills area when he either got tangled up in the leash or just plain stumbled.
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While most cat owners wouldn't dream of the horror that would ensue bringing their felines outside of their home, Gandalf clearly takes to the leash quite well.
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Kobsak told Reuters on Friday that the group had "been kept on a short leash" and achieved little in the six months since its formation in January.
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But if past is prologue, we'd be foolish not to expect him to take the enormous amount of leash he has been given and run with it.
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When the idea came to do the second campaign, for the company's second set of products, the Leash and Cuff, Peak Design's team faced an interesting challenge.
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Leading her dog on a leash, the woman continues to follow Toles up to the moment that he unlocks the door to the unit where he lives.
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Washington's reserves are a wet bag of trash, and it might be worth Wizards coach Scott Brooks' time to extend Porter's leash while Beal and Wall rest.
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I left a snarky comment about how I was the kid on the leash and probably needed it — he didn't know that I did that until recently!
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Devon, like other oil and gas companies, has been keeping a tight leash on costs since a slide in global crude oil prices started in mid-2014.
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Because few precedents existed, and because of a fear that ICANN, which is based in Los Angeles, would lack legitimacy, America kept it on a long leash.
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Millan tells TMZ Simon hadn't shown any signs of aggression toward the pig prior to being taken off his leash ... so he thought it would be safe.
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International monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) are kept on a short leash but report regular violations by the Russian-backed side.
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On principle, I feel she should be held responsible for leaving a potentially aggressive dog off-leash when there are many other dogs living on the street.
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His client, Heather Oberdorf, was partially blinded in 2015 after a retractable dog leash that she bought on Amazon snapped backward and hit her in the face.
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During a walk with her dog in 2015, the leash malfunctioned and hit Oberdorf's face, leaving her permanently blind in her left eye, according to the filing.
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Heather Oberdorf was walking her dog in 2015 when the dog's retractable leash snapped back and hit her in the face, causing permanent damage to her eyesight.
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When Hendricks, who led the majors in E.R.A. this season, ran into trouble again in the sixth, Cubs Manager Joe Maddon pulled at the short playoff leash.
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Many manufacturers have already been keeping Hoffman Estates, Illinois-based Sears on a tight leash over the past few years as they watched its fortunes spiral downward.
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The tight leash comes after Phaedra told TMZ ... Drama is an old friend and former client of hers, and the whole "bomb" incident was a huge misunderstanding.
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His music was tethered by a long leash, given enough slack to explore the outer ranges of jazz's borders, but always pulled back into this earthly realm.
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It's made from neoprene (think: scuba gear), and has an impressive internal organization system (padded laptop sleeve, water bottle pocket, and stretch key leash for easy access).
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He'll be viewed as a judge who keeps regulators on a short leash, strictly interpreting only what the Congress has asked them to do and nothing else.
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That's right, just like your dog knows a walk is coming when it sees the leash, you can train your brain to associate your bed with sleep.
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Severino allowed six hits, one walk and struck out six — and earned a lengthier leash from Boone, who allowed him to go 109 pitches and seven innings.
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Critics of the American involvement in the Yemen war say Congress should continue to try to use its powers to put a leash on the Trump administration.
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But is it a good idea to put a feline on a leash and harness when they are accustomed to moving around according to their own agenda?
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Farhad: You skipped the best part of that piece — a defender who argues that Shervin couldn't possibly have harassed anyone because he was holding the pony's leash.
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But the 128-page police report obtained by The Times described an argument over whether Mr. Muyhamin could bring his small service dog inside without a leash.
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Garfield ran around to snarl at the zombie as Sheryl got Zim's leash on him, clipped him to the fence, and then ran over to the gate.
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"We're seeing more people coming to off-leash hours for sure," said Sue Donoghue, president of the alliance, whose springer spaniel, Dwayne, is a Long Meadow regular.
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"This is an extreme amount of trust, when you tell people from the city, 'We're going to be taking your dog off-leash hiking,'" Ms. Godwin said.
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On a drizzly Sunday in London in January 103, Bill Broeksmit cinched his dog's red leash around his neck, slung it over a door and lunged forward.
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Before picking a bed for your dog, consider their size as well as their individual needs just as you would with their food, harness, collar, and leash.
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"The Iranians learned that they have a longer leash for conducting operations against the Saudis and UAE than they realized under the Trump administration," the official said.
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In 2013, government spending was put on a destructively tight leash by sequestration, automatic spending caps that were meant to spark a grand bargain on the budget.
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Mr. McBurney walked past the blown-down barn, put the leash on Stew and led the horse back to the stable, a barefoot cowboy after the storm.
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PURPLE PARK I take Cuppy to the park around the corner on South Oxford and Fulton that we call "purple park" where dogs are allowed off leash.
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Coming up the walk was the tall girl, tottering on a pair of platform heels, and she had the dog with her, this time on a leash.
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She takes the ticket, lets me pick which owl I want to hold, and gets the owl ready with a leash for it and gloves for me.
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Yesterday, officers assigned to our Inner Harbor Unit were on patrol when they were notified that a dog got off his leash and jumped into the water.
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China has historically had reasons for wanting to keep its currency on a tight leash, said Aidan Yao, a senior economist at money manager AXA Investment Managers.
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On walks, she pulls on the leash, straining to reach the neighbors who are walking at the same time, but when she reaches them, she trembles violently.
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To satisfy the board's demands and keep your apartment, you "should keep the cat indoors and take it to the park" on a leash, Mr. Vernon said.
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A friend with a more interesting life had come through with the ideal outfit: a latex bustier and hot pants, plus a silver dog collar and leash.
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Their dog walker had Waldo on a leash when the dog got spooked by a pedestrian, broke free, ran into the street and was struck by a vehicle.
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Susan Kosterman and Dr. Alan Knapp were walking their dogs, Rio and Lucy, when the dogs ran off while they were briefly off leash, Sarasota Herald-Tribune reported.
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And the long leash men specifically receive for their "risky" artistic exploration has too often shown a tendency to morph into a cosigning of the exploitation of power.
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The Love, Simon actress, 45, shared the video on Instagram Monday and told her followers Regina — who she always walked on a leash — had died of natural causes.
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It's not like Ronnie avoided that misstep when he supposedly wasn't trying to enjoy Miami to the fullest — why would he when he's completely off the metaphorical leash?
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For example, there is a portrait of a man with a Hyena on a leash, and then a mostly naked male body covered with black and white spots.
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Once again, using food as a training tool, approach your little guests with your hand firmly on the leash and a stash of treats in the other hand.
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Archie says his dad is not a dog on a leash and when he doesn't listen to the Lodges they'll push him out like they did Mayor McCoy.
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The dog, who was in the care of a dog sitter, took a tumble down a cliff after he went off leash, and became stuck on a ledge.
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Yet, there Red is, wandering into the night manning a flashlight, holding a dog leash, and trying not to get abducted while wandering to the Great White North.
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To keep Musk from making any further major blunders on social media, the SEC must not back down in its efforts to keep him on a tight leash.
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Trump said the investigation would be limited to one week, but an NBC News report on Saturday suggested the FBI was being put on a relatively short leash.
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When we got her, she had broken teeth (from chewing on a chain), long claws (from never getting nail trims), a fear of men, and horrendous leash behavior.
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Citigroup needed more than $1823 billion in bailouts during the 2182-22 financial crisis - more than any other bank - and regulators have kept it on a tight leash.
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PepsiCo reported higher-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit as the company benefited from demand for its healthier drinks and snacks and kept a tight leash on costs.
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So once this sight of me with a cabbage on a leash was habituated, that's when we decided to act and start the performance and walk the cabbage.
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That long leash on an issue of paramount importance to the President is emblematic of the broad portfolio and power Hagin has quietly amassed inside the West Wing.
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A jaguar used in an Olympic torch relay ceremony was shot to death after it escaped its leash and tried to attack a soldier, the Brazilian army said.
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It is made from lightweight waterproof polyester with a flap-covered leash access hole and a snap so you can button back the hood when the rain clears.
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It took two grown men to get the dog off mine, at which point I realized that it was my neighbor's dog and that it was off-leash.
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Pros: Works for dogs of all sizes, comes with a "chew" warranty, efficient minimal design Cons: A bit pricey, accompanying leash is a bit flimsy, no reflective elements
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The company is also mulling an accelerated amortization schedule, currently set at 1% annually, to tighten investors' leash on cash, and making other changes to the credit agreement.
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Instead of polenta bubbling on the stove and her sister's warm embrace, Nora encounters Rachel's beloved German shepherd hanging from the banister, strangled by his leash, rotating eerily.
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"Look at how that guy is dragging his Irish setter on that leash!" she'll say, pointing at what to me just looks like a man walking his dog.
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The company, like other oil and gas producers, has been keeping a tight leash on costs since a slide in global crude oil prices started in mid-0003.
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Steve Poponi, the engineer at Gradwell House kept me on a pretty short leash as far as pushing my guitars over the top 100 percent of the time.
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A Doberman arrived without a leash and without an owner, and sat in front of me, stretching its legs, and seemed to say: Give up now, you clown.
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Then there's the interior card slots, the key leash, and the mesh pockets that provide a spot for just about every little thing you'll need throughout the day.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I had just looped my dog's leash over a hydrant and was about to go into the Mazzola Bakery on Union Street in Brooklyn.
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The Inquirer reporter, who did say that the gator genuinely seemed to cuddle with Henney, wrote that he got a little riled whenever he put on his leash.
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But one Bloomberg source provided by Pishevar's spokesperson claims that wouldn't have been possible, as they observed Pishevar's hands were full with a pony's leash and a drink.
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Try the Canvas Pooch PouchI attach the 3-inch-by-3-inch zippered Pooch Pouch to my leash, and it fits about 10 sheets and my house key.
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The alliance works with groups like Fido in Prospect Park, an organization that promotes safe and responsible dog ownership, encouraging owners to adhere to the off-leash rules.
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Fleetwood's father, Peter, had, but only on the cart path that snakes through the closing holes, alongside the family's dog, Cookie, who would be straining on her leash.
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Rabbitgoo Cat Harness and Leash Set, available at Amazon, from $14.98For indoor cats, the outdoors is a fantasy world of sights, sounds, and smells that many find delightful.
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Mr. Obama, for his part, took a long time to warm to Mr. Biden, and kept him at arms' length, and on a leash, in the early days.
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There's even a gear-racking harness loop on the right hip that proved handy on a rappel — it was also a great place to attach a dog leash.
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Menounos recently visited Androscoggin County, Maine, to help the Purple Leash Project transform the Safe Voices shelter into the first pet-friendly domestic violence shelter in the state.
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That's why I am humbled to join the Purple Leash Project and lend my voice for those who are suffering in silence with their pets by their side.
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Ryan wants to get things done, though he's not yet gone so far as to put his colleagues on a tighter leash to make bills easier to pass.
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PepsiCo reported higher-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit as the company benefited from demand for its healthier drinks and snacks and kept a tight leash on costs.
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F.Y.I. Q. I recently had to step over a dog leash that was stretched across the sidewalk while the owner chatted with an employee in a store entrance.
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But even if the chatty dog walker's leash was longer than six feet, Ms. Schiff doubts that person was in danger of receiving a ticket or a fine.
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Those transgressions include a meth habit that pretty much puts Waits in debt to his hard-nosed superior officer, Superintendent Parrs, who holds him on a short leash.
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There, amid miles of rooms adorned with gilt-framed masterworks, Getty Sr. closely monitors the stock information on the disgorging ticker tape that's both his leash and lifeline.
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Mr. Obama, for his part, took a long time to warm to Mr. Biden, and kept him at arms' length, and on a leash, in the early days.
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Both have convenient features like interior card slots, a key leash, and mesh pockets that provide a spot for just about every little thing you'll need throughout the day.
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It wants a sort of pit bull on a Chinese leash it occasionally lets go and consumes American attention and resources and it feigns ignorance of what&aposs happened.
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Bishop was found in the basement of his home in Durham, N.C. with a dog leash wrapped around his neck and the family dog nearby on the other end.
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The other was tied to a door with a dog leash," according to a statement released from the Bexar County Sheriff's department, which adds, "Deputies set both children free.
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The Chinese central bank is trying to put a leash on the game by capping the total size of cross-border borrowings for individual companies, financial institutions and banks.
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The American press debates -- in total seriousness -- whether the Kremlin is literally keeping the President of the most powerful country on Earth on its leash and shaping his policies.
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In just seconds, the elevator starts to ascend, causing Duke to hop into action and grab the dog's leash, trying to pull the dog away from the elevator doors.
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The streets are pretty quiet on weekend mornings, so we even get to run around in the park (still on leash) without having to worry about any other dogs!
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He's the brother of their Alaskan Klee Kai, Waldo -- who was tragically hit and killed by a car in New York last week, after breaking free from his leash.
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A jaguar used in an Olympic torch relay ceremony was shot to death after it escaped its leash and tried to attack a soldier, the Brazilian army said Tuesday.
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With the sun heading into Leo for a month on the 22nd, your birthday season begins, and even the most love-struck among us will need a longer leash.
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Recent CCTV footage from an elevator in St. Petersburg, Russia shows a horrifying incident where a dog was nearly killed when its leash became stuck outside of the elevator.
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In the background you can see the dog's leash go taunt as it gets stuck on something off camera, and a person can be seen attempting to untangle it.
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Abby was a champion line purebred, and the wife left all of the paperwork and her leash sitting out by the hole the night Rich planned to come by.
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If I happened to meet a dog who also got violently upset whenever people brought dogs into bars, and we hit it off, I'd put a leash on it.
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People of all ages, sizes, and races rocked outfits they clearly felt amazing in — whether that meant a cute cocktail dress, a sheer teddy, or a collar and leash.
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Carlos restrained the guy with an RCA cable and a pink dog leash and I took off after our friend Adashi, who was chasing down a fleeing posse member.
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Many thought that a TelePrompter would be an effective leash for Trump, but the prepared speech he gave on Monday was as wild as his off-the-cuff remarks.
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A Colorado man got a new leash on life Saturday after he found a dog belonging to an Army soldier that ran away from his home two months ago.
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With Blue on a leash, my friend and I walked past bodegas and restaurants toward the Franklin Avenue subway station, and then looped around to walk through Prospect Park.
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I think that a lot of people from churches think that the church owns Jesus—like a dog on a leash that they can lead where they want to.
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Prince Harry is a changed man inside and out thanks to his fiancee, Meghan Markle -- going from full-fledged bachelor life to living on a leash ... lovingly, of course.
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It includes a clip inside where you can attach a leash, so you can let your cat out to stretch its legs while ensuring it won't wander too far.
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In this scenario, the owner would get a notification saying "The dog walker has miraculously put on your dog's leash!" with a pin that depicts the praise hands emoji.
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