kennel造句

We'll smash up his kennel!"

Good Chow kennel where ah?

See my punishment: living in a kennel.

"I say," cried John, "the kennel!"

Even the dog "s kennel is painted."

Rescued dogs are housed in a standard kennel block.

Look not for musk in a dog's kennel.

They should not be kept in a kennel .

Rover lives in a kennel in the back garden.

S:Oh my! Is this a library or a kennel?7 What’s with all the dogs?

Sporting dogs should be kept out of doors in a kennel.

A dog in a kennel barks at his fleas; a dog hunting does not notice them.

When was the last time you cleaned out the dog kennel? It smells to high heaven.

A bitch ran out of the kennel, followed by four furry puppies.

The kennel housed many old dogs, some that wouldn't hunt and others that couldn't be taught new tricks.

You may be sure she begged his pardon; and then, feeling drowsy, he curled round in the kennel.

From under the cover of a book, as though out of a dog's kennel, there emerges a little old man.

"Surely," said John, like one who had lost faith in his memory, "he used not to sleep in the kennel?"

German shepherd cross-breed dog named Adolf sits in his kennel in Berlin on October 15, 2003.

If they knew that the young man's fluent Japanese was learning from a Japanese deserter in the kennel of Guandong horse thieves, they would be shocked.

He told me I was the most special lassie he'd ever met and that he wanted us to share his kennel for ever.

Man: Well, that's all right. I'll take the dog to the kennel. But if you can watch the house, I'd really appreciate it.

If anyone stood in front of the kennel and looked at the puppy, he would yell and protect the calf as if he was worried that someone would abduct his baby.

Fortunately, there is an old man in the village. The old man's home is like a dog's kennel. Adults should take care not to go. He lives by robbing tombs.

The store owner smiled and whistled and out of the kennel came Lady , who ran down the aisle of his store followed by five teeny, tiny balls of fur.

Little San-tse roared, pounding the flimsy table with his fist. "Didn't we all agree yesterday that if he bolts we'll wait down at his kennel till he comes back?"

A Colorado man has taken an unusual step to drive in new business: he has turned a hearse into a limo for pets-for a dollar per mile owners can send their dogs to the Land of Ah's kennel in style.