He bursts out laughing—Coco is their dog.
他突然大笑起来——Coco是他们的狗。
他们给狗取名为鲍勃。
他们找不到他们的狗。
His mom walked into the room with Hally, their dog.
他妈妈带着他们的狗哈莉走进房间。
I was very glad to learn that the owners had picked up their dog.
我很高兴主人把他们的狗领走了。
Ehlers called the number of Jeff and Lisa to tell them he had found their dog.
埃勒斯打电话给杰夫和丽莎说，他找到他们的狗狗了。
他们的狗丢了。
He bursts out laughing - Coco is their dog.
他大笑，Coco是他们的一只狗。
They oughtn't to let their dog run on the road.
他们不该把狗放出来满街跑。
No, if their dog comes again, I'll call the police.
没有，如果他们的狗再来，我会报警。
I am set on by their dog as soon as I open the gate.
我刚一开大门，他们的狗就朝我扑来。
The couple and their dog all made it out free of injury.
这对夫妇和他们的宠物狗都没有受伤。
Some people even consider their dog to be a part of their family.
一些人甚至将狗作为家庭的一份子。
They hash out problems during long daily walks together with their dog.
他们利用每天一起遛狗的大段时间来讨论商定各种问题。
More than three quarters said they would rather take their dog for a walk than go to the gym.
超过75%的人说与去健身房相比，他们更喜欢遛狗。
They featured Peter and Jane, their dog, their house, their toys and the rest of their little world.
连环画画了两位主人公彼得和简，还画了他们的狗、玩具、房子以及他们小小世界里其余的一切。
The response from participants in the dog-walking group - and their dog companions - was very different.
而遛狗组的参与者们—还有他们的狗狗伙伴—就不同了。
This comic novel describes the boating expedition on the Thames of three friends and their dog, Montmerency.
这本喜剧小说描绘了三位男士携爱犬在泰晤士河上泛舟的故事。
When someone tells you about their dog dying, you should listen with concern, because that's what they are seeking.
当别人告诉你，他们的宠物狗死了，你应该关切地倾听，因为这就是他们想要的。
The longer they delay between the behavior and the reward the less chance their dog associates the behavior with the reward.
延长行为和奖励之间的时间，将减少狗儿把行为与奖励联系起来的机会。
They often find their dog works great at home but forgets everything when they get into a class with other dogs or when the dog is taken into a new environment.
他们经常发现他们的狗在家里表现很好，但是在其它狗面前或在一个陌生环境里时，会忘掉所有事。
Researchers found that just 6 per cent of us believe that 'most people rely more on their dog than they do on their PC', while 67 per cent think the opposite to be true.
研究人员发现，仅有6%的受访者认为“相比电脑而言，大多数人更依赖他们的宠物狗”，而67%的人持相反观点。
Researchers found that just 6 per cent of us believe that "most people rely more on their dog than they do on their PC", while 67 per cent think the opposite to be true.
研究人员发现，仅有6%的受访者认为“相比电脑而言，大多数人更依赖他们的宠物狗”，而67%的人持相反观点。
Researchers found that just 6 per cent of us believe that "most people rely more on their dog than they do on their PC", while 67 per cent think the opposite to be true.
研究人员发现，仅有6%的受访者认为“相比电脑而言，大多数人更依赖他们的宠物狗”，而67%的人持相反观点。
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