Dogs

He was known for making fun of people and often referred to them as dogs.

The comedian used the term "dogs" to poke fun at himself and his own appearance.

The online forum was filled with derogatory comments, with some users resorting to calling each other dogs.

My teacher dogs me for not completing my homework.

The parent dogs their child for disobeying the house rules.

The judge dogs the lawyer for presenting weak arguments in court.

The coach dogs the players for their poor performance.

The critic dogs the movie director for the weak storyline.

The supervisor dogs the construction worker for not wearing the safety helmet.

The coach dogs his players for their lack of effort during the game.

The customer dogs the customer service representative for the company's poor service.

The journalist dogs the politician for evading questions during the interview.

The doctor dogs the patient for not taking their medication regularly.

The parent dogs their child for breaking the vase while playing.

The boss dogs the employees for arriving late to work.

The critic dogs the director for his poor execution of the film.

The reviewer dogs the author for the inconsistencies in their latest novel.

The sergeant dogs the soldier for failing to follow orders.

The teacher dogs the students for not completing their assignments on time.

The manager dogs the employee for constantly arriving late to work.

The chef dogs the line cook for burning the steak.

The trainer dogs the boxer for not following the correct technique in the match.

The chef dogs the line cook for undercooking the steak.

The boss dogs his employees for making repeated mistakes in their work.

The customer dogs the waiter for the slow service at the restaurant.

The film critic dogs the director for the poor execution of the movie.

The judge dogs the lawyer for his lack of preparation.

The journalist dogs the politician for avoiding important questions during the interview.

We took our dogs for a walk in the park and played fetch with them.

Some dogs are trained to perform tricks and participate in dog shows.

Guide dogs are trained to assist people with visual impairments.

Dogs have a keen sense of smell and are often used in search and rescue operations.

The guide dogs assist visually impaired individuals.

The journalist dogs the politician for an exclusive interview.

The archaeologist dogs the ancient ruins in search of hidden artifacts.

The detective dogs the suspect through the dark alley.

The eager fans dogs their favorite band, trying to get autographs.

The reporter dogs the story until she uncovers the truth.

The dedicated fan dogs the famous rock band on their concert tour.

The sports commentator dogs the winning team's journey to the championship.

The detective dogs the suspect, hoping to gather more evidence.

The paparazzi dogs the famous actor wherever he goes.

The salesperson dogs the potential customer until they make a purchase.

The photographer dogs the elusive wildlife to capture stunning images.

The photographer dogs the elusive wildlife, attempting to capture the perfect shot.

The student dogs the professor after class, seeking clarification on a difficult concept.

The craftsman gripped the chisel tightly by its dogs.

The chef skillfully maneuvered the knife, gripping it by the dogs, to finely chop the vegetables.

The painter held the paintbrush by the dogs to create precise strokes.

The jeweler held the delicate gemstone with the dogs on the tweezers while setting it in the ring.