Sentences with phrase «aloof dogs»

They are described as «spunky» [1] but aloof dogs, with good guarding tendencies without some guard dogs» predisposition to bite.

Aloof dogs come to see who you are, they'll check you out, and then leave you alone.

The two continue to quarrel at the dog park the next day and their feuding causes both dogs to lose their collars and become separated from their aloof dog walker.

The only reason to introduce strangers to an aloof dog is to make the dog MORE wary of strangers, so that they will be more likely to act aggressively towards them in future encounters.

HOWEVER, forced Socialization, or introduction of strangers as I just described, onto an aloof dog can backfire.

Aloof Dog: Some dogs don't care about anyone except their families.

If you're looking for an aloof dog breed — at least in terms of appearance — the Afghan hound is an obvious choice.

I never force myself on an aloof dog.

You can't turn an aloof dog into a sociable dog.

The only reason to force strangers on an aloof dog is to make the dog MORE wary of strangers, so that they will be more likely to act aggressively towards them in future encounters.

Not exact matches

He has always taken care of her, and she has always done everything she can to be a good wife - as advised by a dog - eared manual given to her by Hector's aloof mother on their wedding day.

Ignored by all, without affection, guidance or purpose, the yard dog will either become aloof (a form of depression), aggressive, an escape artist, destructive or a nuisance barker.

This breed's aloof personality, along with its stubborn and independent spirit, requires the consistency and guidance of an experienced dog owner.

Independent, dignified and aloof, the Chow Chow dog breed personality is often compared to the personality of a cat but with the added bonus of being a loyal and devoted companion.

Sometimes they may appear to be aloof and friendly to strangers fooling you into believing your dog is a big baby.

His aloof attitude makes it seem as though this would be a more difficult breed to take home later in life, but given his Poodle blood - I'm sure that he would be smart enough to become the perfect dog!

However, as with other herding dogs, this breed can be a bit aloof with strangers.

They must be exposed to other dogs and / or children between the ages of two to twelve months if they are to fully accept being around them, otherwise they can become aloof or guarded around them.

They're graceful, aloof and love their creature comforts, almost like the dog world's equivalent of the supermodel.

The Jack Russell is more aloof and only plays with the other dog!

Chow Chow dogs are loyal, quiet, independent, aloof breeds which can be friendly with your family members.

With proper training and socialization, this dog will usually not be openly aggressive with them, but it will always remain very aloof and distrustful in their presence.

However, some of our herding dogs are less sociable in nature than the equally intelligent gundog group and may be more «aloof» with people that are not a part of their immediate family.

The largest dog on the list so far, a Chow Chow is described as being aloof, perhaps cat - like in nature.

Close with their family but aloof to strangers, this dog is known for barking when faced with strangers at the door.

Dogs that were not properly socialized as puppies are more likely to be aloof or fearful around strangers and they may be more likely to develop aggression toward other dogs — this aggression is often born of fDogs that were not properly socialized as puppies are more likely to be aloof or fearful around strangers and they may be more likely to develop aggression toward other dogs — this aggression is often born of fdogs — this aggression is often born of fear.

Some breeds, and some individual dogs, are known for being aloof, meaning they are not interested in being involved with other dogs or people.

This ancient dog breed is very independent and aloof with strangers, but they tend to bond closely to their owners.

It is FOOLISH to select a pet dog that has an aloof temperament.

Originally bred as gun dogs, they are more aloof than other types of retrievers with a characteristic coat.

Younger dogs are more playful, but an endearing quality of aloof laziness often develops as they mature.

These dogs can be aloof around strangers sometimes, so it is necessary to start with socialization as early as possible.

While this breed may be a bit aggressive or aloof with other dogs, they tend to be good with cats.

While they are friendly towards humans and mostly aloof towards other dogs, they won't hesitate to defend themselves even if it's against a Rottweiler.

Whether you own an aloof or a fearful dog, you should have a plan for interactions with strangers.

Like many of the dogs on this list, the Shar - Pei could be described as aloof — at least some of the time.

The Chow Cow is a Chinese dog breed that's best described as aloof.

Some dogs actually become more standoffish, turning grumpy and aloof.

Canaan Dogs by nature are a bit standoffish, and as the AKC breed standard says, «reserved and aloof with strangers».

It is aloof with strangers and can be aggressive toward other dogs and animals.

While they may be more aloof than dogs, with dogs being more inclined to seek the attention and approval of their human masters, cats do need playtime, too.

However, although cats are much more aloof and independent than dogs it is still possible to train them in some ways.

Because of the dog's tendency to become overly protective and aloof with strangers, owners should not let the Boerboels run on their own.

There's long been a stereotypical depiction of cats by diehard dog lovers, who consider canines social and eager to please while finding felines aloof and openly independent.

If you are looking for a loving little dog who steps around the apartment like a cat, dances like a circus dog, but is still aloof enough to be a watch dog, the Japanese Chin may be the breed of dog you should pick.

If the breed standard says «aloof with strangers» or «one person dog», you need EXTRA socialization.

Like a typical guard breed, they are aloof with strangers and can be that way with other dogs.

Dogs with extreme shyness, aloof behavior, or overly independent dogs should not be placed for adoptDogs with extreme shyness, aloof behavior, or overly independent dogs should not be placed for adoptdogs should not be placed for adoption.

The truth is, mixed breed dogs can be healthy, loyal, friendly, protective, yappy, fearful, sickly, aggressive, gentle, easy to train, hard to train, aloof, too big, too active, too hairy, sweet, obedient, beautiful, or stubborn — just like purebred dogs.

Dogs of the guardian and other breeds that are aloof and suspicious of strangers need more such occasions than dogs developed to serve as companions to avoid behavior that is over-protective or aggressDogs of the guardian and other breeds that are aloof and suspicious of strangers need more such occasions than dogs developed to serve as companions to avoid behavior that is over-protective or aggressdogs developed to serve as companions to avoid behavior that is over-protective or aggressive.