In addition to pennies and riffs on various nursery rhymes, it features Mr. Otterness's version of the food chain: a dog stalks a cat, which eyes a bird, which in turn ogles a worm.

In a plot worthy of "Topkapi," the dog stalks the penguin, which has managed to entrap Wallace in the techno trousers.

He stiffened when the white dog stalked slowly forward.

On a few occasions, as a reward to the Dobermans and to keep them sharp, Mr. Vess has turned loose a captive and has allowed the dogs to stalk her, forgoing the pleasure of the kill himself.

Garbage littered the alleyways, and yellow dogs, conspicuous by their overly prominent ribs, stalked the intimidating shadows in search of offal.

He'd given it to her when he arrived on Jamaica, and she proudly showed "Uncle David" how good she was with it already, dog and cat and hat and ball prancing, stalking, bouncing, or spinning across the faded screen.

Eventually he realizes that the dogs have been stalking him and Bill is waiting for him ahead.

For each dog sniffed daintily and then stalked to a cotton plant on stiff legs, raised a hind foot ceremoniously and wetted, then went back to smell.

In the film Bowfinger a dog in high heels stalks Eddie Murphy in a car park.

The huge dog swam slowly to the shore, shook his coat briefly, and stalked away, his evening meal dangling limp and shimmering from his jaws.