Dogging, a former method of catching wildfowl, using a Duck decoy pool and a small dog.

Also known as "Mean Muggin" or "Mad Dogging" among urban youths.

Dogging, the use of a mechanical device called a "dog" to fasten something to something else (for example, doors, hatches, or shafts)

Bill Steigerwald's self-published book about Steinbeck's book and travels is Dogging Steinbeck, in full: Dogging Steinbeck: How I went in search of John Steinbeck's America, found my own America, and exposed the truth about 'Travels With Charley.

Big enough for a friend or two, and maybe another dog.

I had to find out what happened to the dog!

Instead he will be at home, talking to his dog.

If you want a friend in Washington, get a dog.

The dog has not been put to use in the field, however.

And to see which way the dog will be turned next.

One day I looked down to see the dog doing the same.

We can see when he has a dog in his office.

Each has the dog for several weeks at a time.

They're going to have to let the big dog run.

And I tried to remember what was wrong with a dog.

He could never get the dog out of his head.

The only one I have to talk to is my dog.

The dog's only got a year left on the street.

I don't know what she should do with her dog.

In other words, the dog does not even come when called.

In my next life, I want to come back as a dog.

Life is so much better with a dog friend at your side.

Last year the children began to ask for a dog.

He does not know how to be anything other than a dog.

What music does a dog hear in her head all day?

A man with a dog now, coming up the road.

I've run out of such a good dog food again!

But I thought well he's trying to get over a dog.

The man with the dog has come up behind me.