Sentences with phrase «begin challenging your dog»

However, once we get the dog acclimated to their prescribed training regimen, and they become successful and learn the appropriate behaviors, I want to really begin challenging the dog more.

Begin challenging your dog first thing in the morning by shutting him into a room with you and sitting down like you've forgotten you're supposed to take the dog out first thing each morning.

Begin challenging your dog first thing in the morning by shutting him into the room with the door at which he normally barks.

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This is a big one for the Blaugrana, who could reach seven consecutive wins to start the league season and establish their position as the alpha dog of the title race before the real challenges begin.

-- we're treated to the oh - so - edifying spectacle of our loser protagonists eating a cooked dog (and the challenges get even more grotesque after that), it's hard to tell where the critique of such cruelty ends and the celebration of it begins.

When New York photographer and animal advocate Sophie Gamand began photographing rescue Pit Bulls in flower crowns, challenging the public's perception of them as «dangerous» dogs, she had no idea that her Pit Bull...

Often younger dogs display deferential attitudes to their superiors until social maturity, then they lose their free ride and begin to challenge for status.

Once the digestive tract is challenged, the immune system, (which is directly linked to the digestive tract) often begins to malfunction giving rise to a whole host of diseases and illnesses such as cancer in dogs.

The Best Friends Animal Society in southern Utah took in 22 of the most challenging dogs and began the long process of facilitating their recovery.

However several years ago as my experience grew as a dog trainer, I began to take on more challenging cases and many aggression cases.

So how does one begin the daunting challenge of reducing the population of some 200 million street dogs within a target timeline of just seven years?

The time after the puppies are born begins the most nutritionally challenging time in a dog's life: Her food consumption will steadily increase over 20 to 30 days following birth as the puppies grow and nurse more and more.

When a dog starts resource guarding territory, it is challenging to know where the designated space begins and where it ends.

Being stubborn dogs, grooming your Maltese can be a challenge in the beginning.

All dogs need to be challenged and stimulated mentally and physically and beginning this process when they are pups is a great way to strengthen the bond between you and your dog.

by Judy Keller Control Unleashed by Leslie McDevitt Disc Dog by Peter Bloeme and Jeff Perry Beginning Nosework by Roy Hunter When Pigs Fly: Training Success For Impossible Dogs by Jane Killion Trick School for Dogs - Fun Games to Challenge and Bond by Manuela Zaitz

Beginning Tuesday, April 7, and running through May 5, 2015, a line - up of municipal officials, shelter directors, shelter managers, and veterinarians will be joining us for a five - part series on the key initiatives of the Million Cat Challenge, with a focus on actionable tools and tips you can put into practice right away, along with longer - term strategies to success in saving cats» lives — most of which will help dogs, too!

He has been a challenge since Day 1... but I have risen to meet his challenge and did not listen to those people who told me to get a different dog when I took him to beginning training classes.

Integrating Sassy into the family with the two other family dogs was a challenge at first, but once they established their pecking order, things began to run smoothly.

Such aggression (particularly predatory and fear) may arise immediately when the child is brought into the home, or may begin as the child becomes more mobile (e.g., fear, predation, possessive, play) or when the child grows a little older and begins to challenge the dog for space, attention and resources (fear, conflict, possessive, play).

All private programs begin with an initial consultation, to learn more about your goals and your dogs» challenges, and all sessions are held in your home at convenient times that best fit your schedule.

Schaier, author of «Wag That Tail: A Trainer's Guide to a Happy Dog», a book that stresses the importance of exercise and socialization for pets and «What Can You Expect When You Are Expecting a Puppy,» which prepares pet owners on the challenges they may face with their new arrival, says his lifelong love of dogs began as a child, when he voluntarily trained his friends» and family's pets.