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Meanings of walking the dog in English
Portuguese
passeador de cães Spanish
paseo de perros 
Act of a person walking with a dog.
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Examples for "dog walking"
Examples for "dog walking"
1
Social support, sense of community, and dog walking barriers did not significantly change.
2
And a good beach means that swimming, sailing and dog walking opportunities abound.
3
Purpose: Encouraging dog walking may increase physical activity in dog owners.
4
Many Auckland dog owners aren't happy about proposed changes to dog walking rules.
5
Everybody knows about old teen standbys like babysitting, lawn mowing or dog walking.
1
A tightrope walking dog has taken the latest edition of Guinness World Records to new heights.
2
Outside the church passersby, some walking dogs or out for a jog, stopped to reflect on the former first lady's life.
1
Note to self: only walk dog in flats from now on.
2
He did, backing away in that clumsy reverse waddle- walk dogs do.
3
There are no homes or shops, or old men walking dogs.
4
If you walk dogs around the streets of Dublin, you'll encounter many obstacles.
5
And people walking dogs sang along as well it was quite cute, he said.
1
And when she worked late, he came over to walk the dog.
2
I like to get up early, make breakfast, and walk the dog.
3
He knew when Mrs. Rogers left to walk the dog.
4
My wife's been having to walk the dog up to now so she's very pleased.
5
Once it was exercise enough to walk the dog.
Usage of walking the dog in English
1
But a minute later, they were outside the house, walking the dog.
2
I called, and your grandma told me you were walking the dog.
3
Otherwise Krister Eriksson spent his coffee breaks walking the dog or training.
4
Back from walking the dog, who's just covered himself in fox shit.
5
It turns out that walking the dog is not one of them.
6
Sharing cookies, going to ball games, walking the dog together-itall sounds wonderful.
7
The man turns and resumes walking the dog, then does a double take.
8
But gone are the days of just shooting the moon and walking the dog.
9
Outside, suburban-dwellers go about their business, shopping, walking the dog and mowing the front lawn.
10
I'm doing yoga and walking the dog every day.
11
She was the one who found him when she came back from walking the dog.
12
Then he saw the girl walking the dog.
13
My daughter was actually out walking the dog at the same time as it all happened.
14
He kept walking the dog on succeeding afternoons and they made the round of perfume shops.
15
Out walking the dog by the side of the road, and the two of you got hit.
16
She liked walking the dog, despite the fact that she no longer felt well, because it created routine.
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