dogcatcher in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for dogcatcher in the English»Spanish Dictionary

dogcatcher [Am ˈdɔɡˌkætʃər, Brit ˈdɒɡkatʃə] N

dogcatcher

perrero m / perrera f

Translations for dogcatcher in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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English

Dogcatcher is also sometimes used as shorthand for the lowest-level political office.

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There have been sterilization campaigns, and city dogcatchers manage to get some strays into pounds, but it's all had little effect on the overall stray population.

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However, we can't keep up with the sheer volume of dogs the dogcatchers are bringing into the shelter.

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She said the bylaw officers don't work past normal working hours, but she is willing to pay for a dogcatcher to come.

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That decision is not in the hands of any mayors or any dogcatchers.

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It's a dog-eat-dog world and these are the dreaded dog days of summer and nobody knows this better than you -- you're the dogcatcher.

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He is very spoiled and causes lots of problems for his family, the dogcatcher, and the butcher.

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Scamp then sees a pack of stray dogs harassing the dogcatcher and becomes intrigued.

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The mythic dogcatcher was an unsavory underworld figure, or a brutal immigrant, or a sordid boy.

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The dogcatcher was paid 25 cents for every dog he disposed of.

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