Sentences with phrase «take the dog out often»

If you are in an area where taking your dog out often is a problem, they are known to be easy to housetrain and can be trained to use pads.

Not exact matches

I recall that I often felt closer to God and sensed the beauty of nature when I took the dog for a walk than I did at long - drawn - out church services.

After returning home to Laura, with whom he shares his day's experiences and dinner, Paterson takes their dog, Marvin, out for his nightly walk, during which Paterson often stops at his local bar for a beer.

I wish my wife would, she fires into life for one night every so often and then it's back to the career, the dogs, the kids, the friends, the mother in law, etc... I'm actually like a sex toy, I'm taken out the cupboard every so often in the hope the batteries are not dead and fired up...

When you don't take him out as often, he might start to feel neglected, so make sure that there is someone who can help you with the day - to - day things your dog needs.

Her uncanny intuition, dogged determination, and gift for persuasion have helped her convert allies, thwart plots, and take out terrorists, often using controversial methods that are uniquely her own.

«Chris is a nature type, and he often takes his dogs out to different parks around the Austin area,» Rayani says.

From the Asbury Park Press: No matter how stressed we become, how many bad days we have or how often we take out our workplace frustrations on them, our dogs are always there for us with tales wagging and tongues flapping.

Tourists who visit the shop can not miss the cute dog pictures and descriptions, and they often visit the shelter to take a dog or two out for a field trip.

Owners of active dogs that are often out playing in dog parks with many other dogs, including unfamiliar ones, will likely need to take a more diligent look at their dog's vaccination schedule, whereas owners of senior dogs or a dog with a compromised immune system may want to go with only the bare essentials.

Even if you've adopted an adult dog, you need to take him out often to the area you want him to eliminate and praise him enthusiastically every time he goes.

In fact, we're often so unaware of our dog's odor that it might take a family member or good friend to point this out.

Dogs often take the «prayer» position when they are suffering from abdominal pain as it allows them to stretch this area out.

Finding a dog name that «fits» may take a week or two, don't rush and quite often it will just hit you out of the blue!

My dog will not eat without me sitting right there and takes it out of the bowl three steps away often to eat she is potty training and doing well 9 weeks old on dry food on twice a day same time feeding schedule so I can work by having a hard time.

When an animal shelter runs out of room to take in new dogs, they often turn to individuals and families to take in foster dogs.

Unlike having a dog in a house, where you can often just let your pup out in the backyard to do their business and run around, it'll take more time to leash up and go for walks multiple times a day.

You can often pique a dog's interest in a specific toy by taking it out, playing with it excitedly by yourself, then putting it away again.

The leash is often most salient when the dog is taken out for a walk and energized, or when things get boring (e.g. walking back home).

This can cause severe pain and discomfort and often requires surgical removal although in some cases, a vet may suggest pouring mineral oil or another substance into the ear to soften the seed and allow it to be shaken out by the dog — however it's essential that a correct diagnosis is made before this approach is taken and it should only be attempted under veterinary supervision.

Take a look at the available dogs (who change often, as we rescue more weekly), fill out our application, and our adoption coordinator will be in touch!

Most people assume since these dogs are so small and light, they don't need to be taken out as often.

my friend had to take care of my dog while i was gone out of town and my dog had gotten attacked and i do nt know of all the shots he was given and i just want to know how often my dog needs the parvo shot... please let me know and thank you so much for your time..

She'll learn faster if you reward her more often, so spend a lot of time with your dog and take her out whenever she shows signs that she's ready to eliminate.

Finally, take out as often as needed for the dog's age and ability.

Likewise, if you are taking your pup into the woods or out into fields often, then they are being exposed to flea and ticks more than if you are walking your dog around the block in the city.

Maybe your schedule has changed, perhaps you just had a baby or it's busy season at work, and you can't take your dog out as often as you used to.

I don't want to leave the kitties out, it just seems like the dogs tend to get themselves in trouble more often and end up taking more trips to the emergency room.

If your dog sneezes often and he eliminates blood, take him to the vet to rule out tumors.

Taking the test if often the best way to find out what your dog and you need to practice in order to pass the next time.

People often assume they'll be able to take their puppy out 2 or 3 times a day like they did with their last dog, but that's not nearly enough for a young pup.

Many dogs often suffer from a lack of mental stimulation and they can quickly become bored and begin to act out, but the Green Feeder can take that mental stimulation up a notch.

Take your dog out more often, even if it means potty breaks in the middle of the night.

For puppies, here's a rule of thumb: Use the dog's age in months minus 1 for how often to take him out.

There's no way to predict or know the behavior of the other dogs in the group at a park or daycare; many people take their dogs to daycares or dog parks with little understanding of their own dogs» tolerance for other dogs; there is often an expectation that «dogs will work it out» however this can occur in a way that results in injury.

A: Slow feeders for dogs are bowls designed to make your pet «work» to get the food out, often with obstacles or barriers to break up the flat surface of a bowl that allows pets to take big bites or eat too quickly.

Some dogs have a lot of energy, and simply taking them for a daily walk is often not enough to tire them out.

Some dogs need to escape if they are not taken out often enough.

A dog who is working his brain is often pleasantly wiped out afterward and happy to take a nap.

On the next page, find out why getting a dog to take pills is often easier said than done.

Our Volunteer Receptionists greet visitors, our Adoption Counselors help families pick the perfect pet, our Medical Team looks after the health of our cats and dogs, our Kennel Staff makes sure all our animal guests — often more than 100 on any given day — are fed and cared for, and our hundreds of Volunteers take pets out for fresh air and make them feel loved while they wait to be adopted.

And what are we to make of the dogs, which often have buzzed - out, loopy eyes that some critics have associated with LSD, which, by the way, De Forest never took?

It honestly took out * any * dog smell (and at the time the smallest & oldest rescue baby of 16 yrs & 75 lbs) had, um, old dog «wind», which «broke» fairly often.

When I take my dog for a walk around the neighborhood or I'm puttering around the yard, I'll often pause and just look at my house (especially now that I have pumpkins, Indian corn, and my fall welcome slates out — I ADORE fall!).