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- noun Plural form of
kennel .
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Examples
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And how can you just pick people up and conceal their identity, put hoods over their heads, chain them and drag them around and put them in what we call kennels, which you usually think of as places for dogs, treat them that way and never say who they are and never say what charges they are?
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My dogs don't live in kennels and are a part of the family mistake or not.
When Good Dogs Die 2009
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My dogs don't live in kennels and are a part of the family mistake or not.
When Good Dogs Die 2009
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When added to the number of breeding dogs permanently housed in kennels statewide, this translates to more than 1.5 million lives affected each year by these new regulations.
Ed Sayres: Passage of Prop B Marks Historic Moment for Missouri's Dogs Ed Sayres 2010
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When added to the number of breeding dogs permanently housed in kennels statewide, this translates to more than 1.5 million lives affected each year by these new regulations.
Ed Sayres: Passage of Prop B Marks Historic Moment for Missouri's Dogs Ed Sayres 2010
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Our wards get full, then empty as patients are flown to Germany or, if Iraqi, discharged into the local medical system—a health care nightmare we call the kennels.
Paradise General Dr. Dave Hnida 2010
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But as they say in kennels and pet circles everywhere: maybe the dogs just didn't like the dog food!
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Our wards get full, then empty as patients are flown to Germany or, if Iraqi, discharged into the local medical system—a health care nightmare we call the kennels.
Paradise General Dr. Dave Hnida 2010
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Some show-dog breeders don't actually live with their dogs (the dogs stay in kennels), and so are willing to put up with bad traits in a single-minded pursuit of the perfect coat or the half-pricked ear.
The Truth About Dogs 1999
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Some show-dog breeders don't actually live with their dogs (the dogs stay in kennels), and so are willing to put up with bad traits in a single-minded pursuit of the perfect coat or the half-pricked ear.
The Truth About Dogs 1999
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