dogcatcher

A dogcatcher was on its list of 26 local law enforcement officials who needed killing.

It's because the woman who is the dogcatcher also raises sheep.

Just as they escape, though, the dogcatcher takes off after them in hot pursuit.

And when the dogcatcher called him, he just ran.

I'd rather elect a dogcatcher from here who can talk about the issues."

When the dogcatcher finds his dog, the guy wants to be called at home, right?"

Or for that matter, in stupid irrelevant local dogcatcher elections?

She wanted to hand him a killer, he still wanted to play dogcatcher.

He tried to get in a couple of more times, and finally the guards put in a call to the dogcatcher.

He had the look of a boy who had just lost his puppy to the county dogcatcher.

"Dogcatcher" is also used as shorthand for low-level political office.

"You go back 100 years and they didn't want you to be dogcatcher."

When they catch up to him, the dogcatcher says that the dog doesn't belong to anyone.

When they see a dogcatcher chase after the dog, they try to save him.

Opinion polls support him, but his dogcatchers are often pelted with garbage as they work.

Two dogs, fleeing the local dogcatcher, enter his absent master's house.

The house had a hangdog look, like a stray being penned up until the dogcatcher comes.

"I couldn't run for dogcatcher without it turning into a referendum on Watergate," he said in a 1974 interview.

Just as we appoint a dogcatcher, then dismiss the problem of stray dogs from our minds.

"You don't get a job as dogcatcher without sponsorship.

What I wanted had secrets and knowledge to make a faith healer look like a dogcatcher. '

Tess is a beagle who got separated from her owners and then caught by the dogcatchers.

As an adolescent, he was employed by the local dogcatcher, a job which allowed him to indulge in cruelty to animals.

Mayors and ward leaders are Nepal's equivalent of dogcatcher.

"What that means is, I'm the assistant dogcatcher."