Can someone translate this french expression for me?

Question

dehors pour les chiennes de jour

At least I think it's french, I have no idea.

Answer 1

"chienne de" is an idiom, meaning "dickens of"

Chiennes de jour might suggest "bad days" or "days of h**l"

Outside for days of h**l?

Answer 2

out qith the bltches

Answer 3

that isnt a correct sentence, but the words are french

dehors means outside

por means for

les =the

chiennes=female dogs

de=of

jour=day

on the whole that says: outside for the dogs of day......

my guess is at the very least its 'du' not 'de'

making it: outside for the dogs of the day

Answer 4

Day dogs belong outside

Answer 5

Quite literally it means 'outside for the b*****s of the day' but this clearly isn't hugely helpful :)