Sentences with phrase «about getting along with other dogs»

Playing with her littermates teaches your puppy a lot about getting along with other dogs.

As a trainer I would never advise bringing in a younger dog with little history about getting along with other dogs in to a new home with an older dog of Hollie's age.

She loves all 4 legged kids and is more of a follower, so no worries about her getting along with other dogs.

Not exact matches

She gets along great with the resident dogs and recently attended a picnic with about 50 other shelties and canine companions.

He gets along with other dogs, but not so sure about cats, is crate trained and is working on house training.

He gets along with other dogs and great around kids, not sure about cats yet.

Ryder gets along well with other dogs, not sure about cats, loves to sit in your lap and is a quiet calm fellow.

In determining whether your mixed breed dog will get along with other pets, you have to think about the two parent breeds.

I get along well with other dogs; however, I am not too crazy about those pesky little cats.

The Maine Coon gets along well with other cats, dogs, children, and just about every other type of animal.

You'll also want to ask about any known health issues; what kind of training and socialization the dog has had; how it gets along with other dogs, cats, and children; what kind of lifestyle it had; and whether it is housebroken and crate trained.

You may therefore end up with a pit bull that gets along with all dogs (there are several pit bulls who go to the dog park regularly without problems), that tolerates or is indifferent towards other dogs, that likes some but not others (several get along better with the opposite sex), or that dislikes just about any dog.

He gets along well with the other dogs at his foster home and has showed no signs of separation anxiety when left for a short time.He seems to be quick learner and was using the dog door in about 5 minutes.

He's about 1-1/2 years of age, neutered and gets along with other dogs and humans.

Chablis gets along with other dogs, has been tested with a kitty and did nt seem to care about it...

About the closest you can get to having someone (other than yourself) understand exactly what you are facing with a problem, is to have either the trainer in a class situation, who has worked extensively with you and your animal, or a private personal trainer that trains your dog for you or with you, work the problem along with you.

was an owner surrender, scared of cats, gets along with other dogs, and I do not know about children because I don't have any children to test her on.

It's crucial to ask questions about health when you consider adding another pet to your family, but it's equally important to consider the animal's temperament, personality, ability to get along with your other pets and the dog's fit with your family.

He is just about house trained and gets along well with other dogs and cats.

I am about 4 years old, spayed, have all of my shots, I am housebroken and crate trained and I get along with all the other dogs.

I get along great with other dogs (there are 3 other dogs in my foster home) but I'm not too sure about cats.

Because we have already placed them in a home environment, we can tell you about their habits and house manners and whether they get along well with other dogs, cats, and children.

While he gets along great with other dogs, he is far too excited about cats to be easily placed in a home with cats.

He got along very very well with all the other dogs — there were about 20 shibas.

Molly gets along well with other dogs, but we're not sure of her feelings about cats.

I did think about if this was the best situation for Orson, and when I saw how well he got along with our other dogs, I knew he was home.»

Chablis gets along with other dogs, has been tested with a kitty and did nt seem to care about it and is currently being fostered with three other dogs (one male, two females).

Write a description of your pet, state how your pet gets along with other animals (dogs good with cats or not), age, any medical information (spayed, vaccinated, etc.) and be truthful about why you are giving up the animal.

He gets along great with the other dogs in his foster home, and since he is a bit timid with new people, we think that older children would be best, especially since Ozzy is nervous about being picked up by someone he doesn't know.

We read about GSPs before getting one and one of the characteristics that was important to me was that they get along with other dogs.

Bred to work in packs as well as on their own, they get along well with other dogs and are not overly possessive about anything.

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NAME: Tommy GENDER: Male (Neutered) AGE: Born January 6, 2018 WEIGHT: About 4 pounds (probably about 5 — 6 pounds fully grown) DOGS / CATS: Gets along great with other dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Will be great with children 10 and About 4 pounds (probably about 5 — 6 pounds fully grown) DOGS / CATS: Gets along great with other dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Will be great with children 10 and about 5 — 6 pounds fully grown) DOGS / CATS: Gets along great with other dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Will be great with children 10 and oDOGS / CATS: Gets along great with other dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Will be great with children 10 and odogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Will be great with children 10 and older