Sentences with phrase «play makes dogs happy»

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There is nothing that makes a dog happier than food and playing.

If you want to have a happy, calm dog, you should definitely make time to play with your Chihuahua.

With lots of room to run, toys, balls and friends to play with, your dog will get the exercise and interaction he needs to make him happy.

This breed is a happy indoor dog, but make sure you give yours plenty of space to relax and play at home.»

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Having a social dog who can be touched and played with can ease that frustration, making for a happier family group over the long run.

Hendrickson is convinced of the benefits of off - leash play after seeing how happy it makes Riley and her other two dogs — and how well behaved the dogs are in the house afterwards.

Play Play is also good for dogs; it makes them happy and exercises their brains.

Did you miss our recent webcast on how playing with shelter dogs makes them happier, healthier and more easily adopted?

Tip # 7 - Play with your dog every day, and always make sure that Frisbee time is happy time.

Nothing makes Rachel happier than playing a small part in saving a dog's life and bringing happiness home to their new forever family.

We want to make sure that your dog will stay completely healthy and happy in our dog to dog play environment.

We took him for positive - reinforcement - based clicker training with Laura Monaco Torelli, then consulted Dr. Ciribassi for medication that supported that training; and a few months later our dog Tucker is even more wonderful — he's crate - trained and can be happy by himself for several hours, truly loves playing with other dogs at public dog parks, and follows a series of commands that make him a real joy for us.

My duties were to care for a large amount of dogs of various breeds, feeding, cleaning kennels, bathing, supervising dogs exercising in play groups, preventing fights from breaking out by paying attention closely, and of course making sure clients were always happy.