Both wore custom garlands and leashes from Amaryllis Floral and Event Design on nude rope collars and leashes.
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We touch their leashes and they cannot contain their excitement.
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His car is ankle deep in sand and broken leashes.
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Not all superheroes wear capes — turns out many wear leashes.
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I did see a few kids on leashes at the park.
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I'm seeing more and more people walk their cats on leashes.
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Lotuff Leather collars and leashes, $150 ($200 with monogram), at lotuffleather.com.
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Frank Floridia, who runs the organization, arrived with leashes and nets.
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The same applies for leashes, toys, carriers, beds, costumes, you name it.
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"I've got no leashes or fences," he tells Lady in the trailer.
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People streamed off buses with few belongings, some with dogs on leashes.
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There were open wooden lockers for competitors, stuffed with boards, jerseys, leashes, wax.
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There are leashes and cat-o'-nine tails, choking and well-aimed kicking.
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However, if you are reining them, you are probably putting LEASHES on them.
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Those products include imported dog leashes, plastic straws and Christmas tree lighting sets.
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Catch these discounts on toys, leashes, beds, and more before it's too late.
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The exclusions include things like Christmas tree lights, plastic straws and dog leashes.
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Now you can bring the Internet's cutest dogs into your home, no leashes required.
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The malls are jam-packed, dog leashes are studded with rhinestones, and everyone — everyone!
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There are only so many leashes a dog walker can hold at one time.
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Sometimes she had a cane in one hand and the leashes in the other.
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HALETHORPE, Md. — The athletes, barking steadily, strain against their leashes toward the racing field.
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"Facebook consultants are on very short leashes," a source familiar with the work told TechCrunch.
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However, he cautioned that the lines might be symbols rather than physical representations of leashes.
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Most don't like leashes and most would bolt the second the hear a loud noise.
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As much as she prized clarity, she enjoyed minds that walked themselves on long leashes.
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I roll out of bed, attach their leashes, and take them for a quick walk.
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There are vampires on leashes, and somehow rape is still the leading threat against women.
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Their kids will be tied to them by their metaphoric leashes for the foreseeable future.
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Of course, these leashes present an existential threat to me, since I'm an avid cyclist.
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In addition to jackets, the pet line also includes vests, hooded raincoats, and leather leashes.
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One such image featured 21 dogs, two with leashes, surrounding an equid and its children.
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Animals hanging out in airports are usually kept in carriers, sometimes held close on leashes.
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It will also stock canine accessories like collars, bows, ties, leashes, grooming tools and food.
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The dogs followed quietly until Sophie glanced back and pulled the leashes a little tauter.
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The shallow cabinets fit into tight hallways, and have plenty of shelves for leashes and toys.
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I peruse Amazon's dog leashes while eating dinner, and find a decent looking one for $10.
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Of course I carry a lot of dog gear, such as extra leashes and chew bones.
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And it's one that makes those leashes that parents put on their kids look totally reasonable.
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He would bet on anything, including playing an opponent while holding the leashes of two dogs.
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In an essay titled "Lions on Leashes," she describes raising two teenage daughters after a divorce.
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"In London, Kensington Gardens was great as owners can let their dogs off leashes," he said.
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Cesar handed the leashes to my 12-year-old daughter Sophie, who's never owned a dog.
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Fleece-lined collars and leashes from Planet Dog's best-selling hemp line will be available on loan.
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As for the carved leashes, those simple lines are the earliest known evidence of leads in prehistory.
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While service dogs are allowed on leashes, therapy and emotional support animals are not permitted outside carriers.
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They are not allowed in food stores so they wait patiently outside, some on leashes, others not.
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Why are there so many dogs on leashes if they're all supposed to be in closed carriers?
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Here, however, there were also whips, a ridiculous amount of leather, and people being led around on leashes.
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Otherwise, before you know it, you may find yourself calling the cops on dogs being walked without leashes.
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In the lobby, politicians whispered and movie starlets swanned across the floor, dragging recalcitrant borzois on their leashes.
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Dog parks are safe, the health department said, but animals should otherwise be kept on leashes while outside.
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She complained in the message that her neighbors talked too loudly and didn't put their dogs on leashes.
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They raced inside and started to round up animals, placing dogs on leashes and loading kittens into crates.
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Her Labs swam through the water while she held their leashes, as her husband carried her brothers' two Boxers.
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Ms. Klein and Ms. Godwin clip their leashes back on and return to the car for a tick check.
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The latest U.S. levy exclusions include items like Christmas tree lights, plastic straws, dog leashes and printed circuit boards.
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"Cute!" they echoed in Avalon Park, as they admired dogs trotting on leashes and ducks bobbing in the pond.
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A short time later, she was gone, though her dogs were found still on leashes and barking towards the water.
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But that law restrains NED as effectively as the Fourth Amendment's restriction on warrantless searches leashes the National Security Agency.
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We've fit four kids under 7 in it without a problem, as well as crayons, dog leashes, and water bottles.
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Then I had to carefully dodge parents with strollers, pedestrians, roller skaters, pets on leashes and clusters of parked scooters.
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Jafaris scavenged the basement, too, transforming mop handles, discarded tools, and dog leashes into tanks and helicopters locked in battle.
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Garrett retrieves Strudel from her kennel run on the noisy adoption floor, leashes her up, and brings her into the office.
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I remember the polished boots, the German Shepherds on leashes, and the huge swastika above the entrance to the marble hall.
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To keep themselves sane, these girls take in animals that wander the streets, some still wearing leashes, while their owners slumber.
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There are so many pups running around the park without leashes and I feel like this is the embodiment of bliss.
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But dogs often only go outside with their owners on leashes, and cows don't usually get to snuggle on our sofas.
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Some of the things voters held while waiting in line: umbrellas, children, iPhones, walkers, backpacks, dog leashes, pens, hot coffee, one another.
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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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I forgot where the dog's leashes were, even though we have a hook next to the front door specifically for that purpose.
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In Virginia, he thinks new laws requiring dogs to remain on leashes have emboldened deer, which then bring ticks closer to people.
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Canicross aficionados use special gear, such as running belts, harnesses, and bungee leashes to ensure that both the dog and human are safe.
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Will DeWitt's character rue the day she turned to technology instead of buying one of those kiddie leashes like the other helicopter moms?
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But Dragun also walked alongside multiple shirtless men attached to sparkling leashes, which made for one of the wildest moments of the night.
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The store sells everything from T-shirts and hats to dog leashes and gold bar-shaped coin banks branded with the "Trump" name.
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Not many events at convention centers allow you to take along your dog, but this one welcomes canine companions — on leashes, of course.
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Target sells pet food, crates, toys, and leashes as well as dog outfits that are pretty much as stylish as its human clothes.
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For example, squirrels are commonly depicted wearing collars and leashes in medieval art and they were mentioned in historical letters as pets in monasteries.
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The more we treat our pets like people, the weirder it is to keep them in our homes and walk them around on leashes.
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Petco, being Petco, naturally lets owners bring their pets along while they shop for balls and leashes and disgusting dried pig ears or whatever.
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While her pink feathered shawl and sparkly dress stood out on their own, Dragun also walked the red carpet with male models on leashes.
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The agents, already late for their next stop, handed out leashes and food and treats, packed up Max, and got back on the road.
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On Tuesday, the administration outlined tariffs on another $200 billion worth of Chinese products, including many consumer products like furniture, dog leashes and fish.
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The handmade collars and leashes, which are constructed with vegetable-tanned leather, come in a variety of sizes and colors to fit any breed.
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Members get together to show off their animals, Dr. Nijman said, parading them down the street on leashes on Sundays in Jakarta, for example.
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The exclusions include things like Christmas tree lights, plastic straws, dog leashes and printed circuit boards, for a total of 437 types of products.
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After all, he seems to believe he is a dog, too — chewing through leashes and chasing the dogs' tails — despite some very cat-like behavior.
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She'd clear a spot on the counter — push the keys and the mail and the leashes to the side — and fix herself this little knockout.
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To escape notice, he walked them at night on long retractable leashes, an exercise he described as "Trolling for Owls," the title of his album.
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The carefully depicted wall disappeared next, and the painter glimpsed a plump figure clad in a brocade robe, holding the leashes of two foaming dogs.
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The various chemicals and materials used to assemble boards, leashes, and wetsuits end up polluting the waterways and defiling the very beaches that surfers rely on.
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Hunt recommends hikers travel in groups, carry bear spray, make lots of noise and keep their dogs on leashes -- or better yet, leave them at home.
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We don't expect everyone to jump on the fanny pack bandwagon, but this small, useful pouch can also slide onto backpack straps and waist dog leashes.
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The best dog leashesWe've reviewed all of the best dog leashes on the market, and our top pick is the Max and Neo Reflective Nylon Leash.
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In Zhoushan, for example, negatives include "mobile phone usage or smoking while driving, vandalism, walking dogs without leashes and playing music loudly in public," Bloomberg wrote.
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"I've written about leashes before and about the dirty looks we get using them, but we'd get even dirtier looks if we lost our child!" he says.
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We live in a 24/7 working world, where smartphones and PCs act as digital leashes, making it harder than ever to strike a work/life balance.
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If you know anything about the Disney villain, she does not get along with the dogs in "101 Dalamatians," nor would she ever hold them on leashes.
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Officers arrived in waves, a handful at first, then more of them, bringing stun guns on their belts, rifles on their shoulders and dogs by their leashes.
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We ask that you not place leashes, harnesses, or pet toys in the overhead bins, as they may shift during flight and upset the animals on board.
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He said that because of where the lines were on the dog and human's anatomy, they most likely represented actual leashes and were not mere symbolic lines.
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On my third day of fruitless searching, when I see a young woman sitting on the sidewalk with two cats on leashes, asking for money, I stop.
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"I don't think they've ever been on leashes in their life, judging by how they freaked out when we tried to put them on leads," Auger told Stuff.
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"If you're a dog walker, there are so many things you need to be writing off, like your poop bags, your extra leashes, your parking," Koullick told TechCrunch.
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One was a "pet town" whose plans included making and selling dog houses, leashes and chew toys, as well as attracting tourists with a bone-shaped visitors center.
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It looked a bit ominous as we strapped on our leashes and hopped from the boat, the swirls of barely submerged rocks clearly visible in the break zone.
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While the biggest chunk was devoted to pet food, pet owners spent $14.75 billion on supplies including beds, collars, leashes, bowls and, among all that, pet tech accessories.
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Consumer goods now freed from tariffs include retractable dog leashes and harnesses, Christmas lights, bicycles, tiki torches, certain grill equipment and a variety of refrigerators, freezers and coolers.
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At all of these shelters, including PALS Place, families with pets are given welcome kits that contain many of the resources their pets need: food, leashes, litter and toys.
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Founded in 2003 with the mission to make pet ownership easier, more scientific, and fun, it features traditional and smart collars and harnesses, leashes, gift suspenders, and other accessories.
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CreditCreditNeal Boenzi/The New York Times Decades before Instagram or #packwalk, Jim Buck was trouping through the streets of New York with multiple leashes and multiple dogs in tow.
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"I've got no leashes, or fences, with me, every day could be an adventure," Tramp tells Lady in the trailer, trying to convince her to join the street-dog life.
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The virus can survive in the environment (kennel surfaces, food/water bowls, collars/ leashes, toys, beds) or on people's clothing and hands for 23 to 22 hours before it dies.
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Must-have items for pets include: medical records and any prescription medication; pet food and bottled water; cleaning supplies; leashes and collars; and comfort items such as toys or treats.
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"All I'm saying is, cats should be on leashes like dogs, cats are rude, cats smell bad, and your cat would eat you to survive," tweeted one social media user.
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Some of today's tech giants, like Amazon and Netflix, have historically gotten long leashes from public investors, who watched them lose money for years while proving out their business models.
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Storm Troopers are provided with all the materials (food, litter, leashes, crates) they need to care for their fosters free of charge when they pick up the pet from JHS.
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She held the leashes of three Dalmatians in the photo, while costars Joel Fry and Paul Walter Hauser — who play Cruella's lackeys Jasper and Horace, respectively — posed in the background.
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They become too big for leashes, but when it's time to untether them, they may have little more self-control with which to face the world than when they were toddlers.
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In the panic of the work problem and getting the dogs' food, toys, leashes, and blankets in order for the walker (who isn't my usual person), I forget to drink coffee.
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Ancient sandstone engravings found in the Arabian desert depict dogs wearing leashes, according to a paper published Thursday in the Journal of Anthropological Archaeology and reported by David Grimm at Science.
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But as Trump leashes himself to panicking Republicans, he knows better than anyone that further damaging footage may exist and may well surface in the final four weeks before the election.
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Anecdotally, all the parents we know in my hometown or outside the city, we know they have longer leashes and we seem like uptight city parents when we go visit them.
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The Stuttgart Cards (Upper Rhineland, 1430) feature a 5 of Falcons with five tethered birds of prey, and a 4 of Hounds with four mastiff-like dogs straining at their leashes.
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You can buy navy blue shirts adorned with the hashtag #BuildTheWall, dog leashes that say "MAGA," or a black button that says "HILLARY FOR PRISON" with the Clinton campaign's signature arrow.
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Portland International Airport has already announced new rules requiring animals to be kept in carriers or on short leashes, with a possible fine of up to $250 if violated, USA Today reported .
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From portable baths, to anxiety vests, to umbrella leashes, there's a unique mix of items here that will provide your pet with a comfortable journey, and you with some peace of mind.
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I wondered about the leashes that tethered the owls to their perch, whether the cafe owners transported the birds at night to an aviary in which they could freely roam (probably not).
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"I've gotten to see how hundreds of people live their lives, and I've emerged with oddly specific preferences about things, like which type of cat litters or dog leashes are optimal," he said.
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The buildings grow into a forest complete with racks for bikes and knobs for dog leashes, so that both may wait as their owners while away hours and hours, browsing Daikanyama Tsutaya's epic wares.
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We have the ability to do this thanks to scientific advancements in nutrition, medical therapy, and preventative veterinary care (neutering, vaccines), as well as the use of leashes and fences and moving them indoors.
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My favorite moments involved the characters being let off their leashes, like when Kristen Wiig is running around New York trying to tell the mayor and whoever else won't listen that terror is afoot.
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Of course, I did better this time than I did with the last fire, when I wound up sleeping on a friend's couch for five days wrapped in the leashes of four large dogs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A new study of prehistoric rock art reveals how hunters in the Arabian Peninsula pursued prey with dogs over 8,000 years ago — and even controlled their packs with leashes.
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I am out the door in 40 minutes, but while trying to put the dogs in the car (we didn't put their leashes on) one decides to go for a romp in the neighbor's yard.
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Subtly hilarious wall illustrations, of lobsters in button-downs, cabbages on leashes, and cavorting carrots, cows, and people, shift the tone to playful, a mood matched by a dessert called Sundae Set and Candy Shop.
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There were neon dog leashes, bright-blue #doingthings baseball hats, $22 Spalwart sneakers, and battered copies of the 23 "Jane Fonda Workout Book" ($22) and the 1977 "Vogue Body and Beauty Book" ($50) for sale.
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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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Letter To the Editor: Re "Regulatory Leashes Coming Off Wall St., Gun Sellers and More" (front page, March 6): I have a relative who has struggled with severe mental illness for his entire adult life.
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Scientists once thought that some visionary hunter-gatherer nabbed a wolf puppy from its den one day and started raising tamer and tamer wolves, taking the first steps on the long road to leashes and flea collars.
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Rumor had it that he was a lock to replace Mike Pence as running mate until the fateful day when two of the leashes slipped from his grasp and the dogs made a beeline for Trump's jugular.
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Earlier in the week, a banner seen flying over Taksim Square, seemingly a message from Erdogan supporters to Mr. Gulen and his followers, promised as much: "We will hang you and your dogs by your own leashes."
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But if you live in NYC, keep your dogs on their leashes if you're walking through the park, or else you might wake up to a zombie dog barking for brains at the foot of your bed.
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The crowd disembarked: women carried impossibly heavy buckets of mayonnaise and milk on their heads and vendors brought out carts of live chickens, sheep on leashes and suitcases full of clothes and shoes to sell in the capital.
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Despite managers' short leashes on starters in the postseason, Kluber not only has taken the mound twice on three days' rest but also has pitched the Indians to within one win of their first World Series title since 1948.
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The Simi Valley Police Department has received three more reports of mountain lion sightings in the northeast region of the city since Pumbaa's attack and is now advising residents to stay alert while outside and keep pets on leashes.
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A gathering of foppish young men, seemingly untouched by Death's rampage, mill around a fountain in the upper right panel, while on the upper left, one of their number inexplicably grapples with the leashes of two snarling hunting dogs.
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A few days after the Guggenheim gala, he posted a picture on Instagram of himself and the male dancers from the performance: They were on all fours and he was holding their ropes as if they were dogs on leashes.
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Irene Feng, Animal Asia's director of cat and dog welfare, said that friction between dog owners and fearful city dwellers would dwindle when "civilized dog-owning habits" are practiced, such as walking dogs on leashes and cleaning up after them.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Spotted at the corner of West 35th Street and 10th Avenue: a dog walker sitting on the saddle of a Citi Bike, gripping the handlebar with one hand and holding leashes for five dogs with the other.
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GRAB THE LEASHES Boo-T and Coco are antsy to get out when we're up, so before anything else, we throw on gym clothes and take them for a walk along the Brooklyn waterfront, which is right by our apartment.
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Dogs are everywhere in Tehran: German shepherds on leashes in alleyways; Siberian huskies frolicking in the winter snow; and chihuahuas panting through the open windows of cars, not to speak of the many former street dogs adopted by animal lovers.
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"Somebody needed to go on air and go through this explaining exactly what it is," said Bennington, 60, whose store is packed with livestock feed, leashes, cowboy boots, and carved wooden animals (some of them painted in Denver Broncos orange and blue).
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An Amazon spokesperson tells CNBC Make It that the company's campus amenities include dog parks, dog parking spaces (equipped with inactive parking meters for tethering leashes), as well as dog-friendly water fountains, conveniently located next to the human-sized water fountains.
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Along with luxuries like heated marble floors, an overstuffed dog bed and canine-printed wallpaper, the room has a spacious sink for Margaux's baths, storage for her leashes and toys, and a Dutch door, so she can be shut inside without feeling claustrophobic.
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Dog leashes, pool vacuum cleaners, electric skateboards, Christmas lights and drinking draws are among the hundreds of goods that will no longer going to be hit with the tariffs, the Office of the United States Trade Representative announced Friday in three published lists.
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Put together a pet emergency kit: The North Carolina department of Public Safety provides a detailed list that calls for three to seven days of canned/dry food, enough water for a week, leashes, collars, muzzles and a sturdy carrier for each pet.
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Strewn about are half a dozen pairs of eyeglasses, 913 dog leashes, six La-Z-Boy chairs, more pillboxes than I could count, a giant box of Wheaties with Steph Curry on the front, four bicycles, 10 fleece blankets, three television sets (two on).
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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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"This doesn't mean that aggressive coyotes don't exist, but we need to learn how to minimize conflicts in our cities, instead of making things worse," she added, pointing to measures like securing garbage cans and keeping dogs on leashes in areas where coyotes may roam.
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Alongside a variety of other designs, Caninus Collars stocks officially licensed Misfits, Sick Of It All, Madball, Terror, and Indecision-branded collars and leashes (modeled by Rosen's stinkin' cute rescue pit, Spanky) and harnesses, bandanas and pet band T-shirts are also in the works.
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"We can now say about 9,000 years ago people already controlled their dogs and had them on leashes and used them for really complex hunting strategies," said Maria Guagnin, an archaeologist from the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History and lead author.
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In many of the photos, the newly engaged couple is surrounded by the dogs, and in one particularly touching image, the couple shares a kiss as rose petals fly through the air and Stampler holds onto all the dog leashes, creating a kind of living bouquet.
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The most painful part of being an astrologer is offering advice about Mercury retrograde—you already know the drill: You'll run late, you definitely need to back-up your files, and put one of those weird leashes around your phones like some people put on their kids.
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The work (not included in the exhibition) became known as "Madame X." It is doubtful if such a thing would have bothered Marchesa Luisa Casati, a woman who wore live snakes as jewelry and paraded around her hometown, Venice, with a pair of cheetahs on leashes.
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Over the next four years, the think tank will play a key role in steering domestic policy, particularly in government departments where Trump plans to give "long leashes" to his secretaries—some of whom, like education nominee Betsy DeVos, have contributed millions of dollars to the Heritage Foundation.
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Bears have been kept on campus since a military group left one of the animals in the care of the college during World War I. The current Baylor bears used to attend football games on leashes, but now that they weigh 270 and 280 pounds, they stay in their campus enclosure.
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But Mr. Hill, a pastor from Texas who runs a local center for women in crisis, had an earthbound explanation: The smell of small animals scurrying around in the gorge below the bridge drives the dogs into a frenzy; then they break free of leashes — if they're on any — and jump.
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Natalia LL's video, as well as a 2005 video by the artist Katarzyna Kozyra of a woman walking two men on leashes and on all fours, were both deemed "improper," according to the AP. To some people in Poland, the removal of the pieces is an example of not only censorship but also the conservative government's fight against art and culture.
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In North Carolina, for instance, this has meant setting up shelters that allow people and pets to stay together during evacuations for hurricanes, including, according to the Virginian-Pilot, a shelter in Elizabeth City that was set up in a trailer full of "folded animal crates, food bowls, leashes, pooper scoopers and massive rolls of plastic sheeting" during Hurricane Florence last year.
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And in the case of Harambe, a leash would certainly have prevented the child from making even a fraction of the effort he needed to make to get into the enclosure (provided his parent was firmly holding onto the other end, of course, and who among us hasn't seen a puppy running around trailing behind a leash without an owner?) But child leashes are also enabling, and debilitating; they absolve the child from having to listen to a parent, and the parent from having to teach their kids to listen, follow rules, be safe and use common sense.
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