Sentences with phrase «about other male dogs»

For the next three or four weeks, you can not go out into public without worrying about other male dogs.

Not exact matches

Nagasawa suggests that this could be because among males oxytocin is known to increase hostility towards members of other groups, so the sprays might have made the male dogs more vigilant about strangers in the room during the experiment.

Obviously, this article only talks about intact male and female dogs; if you have neutered or spayed your dog, you can start reading any other article but this one.

The evidence is complex and often inconclusive, and there are no simple or one - size - fits - all answers to client questions about if and when to neuter their male dogs.2 There also are justifications for neutering males other than direct individual health benefits, such as population control and managing undesirable behaviors.

He spends so little time supervising Sophie and so much time chit - chatting with other male dog owners about cars that he sometimes doesn't realize that he needs to pick up after his dog!

The best thing about these is to see Emmett having such positive interactions with other dogs, male and female.

My male dog, on the other hand, is a big chicken, and over-reacts to new dogs that are enthusiastic about greeting him, especially if he is on - leash.

Pantz is a neutered blue merle male, 13 yrs old, about 60 pounds, and Coco is a spayed black tri female, 9 yrs old, about 35 pounds — they are housebroken, primarily used to being indoors, don't know about cats, seem to be okay with other dogs (have been around and played with neighbors» dogs in the past), not really been around kids but fine with people - Pantz is more confident / outgoing one, very sweet, Coco is more reserved at first, she does better if Pantz is with her.

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).

He is used to having an acre of property to oversee, but likes being in the house too, He is neutered and likes other dogs (females, but we are not sure about males yet), is used to cats, and is a little aloof with strangers, but warms up quickly.

We got a new puppy about a month ago it's a pug mix she is now 3 months old my older jack russel who is 7 snarled and snapped at her a couple days in now a month later he avoids her for the most part only curious to sniff her back end if she is on leash off leash he will growl a bit and run off my other dog a female 4 year old pug loves the baby and is doing great with her at this point we are just taking it slow with the older male letting him take his time and hoping like with the other dog he will come around as the baby gets bigger

Right about that age, I noticed that other male dogs, even dogs that were neutered, would growl at him.

NAME: Casper GENDER: Male (Neutered) AGE: About 3 Years WEIGHT: About 7 — 8 Pounds DOGS / CATS: Great with other small dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Will be fine in a home with older, mature children (12 and olDOGS / CATS: Great with other small dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Will be fine in a home with older, mature children (12 and oldogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Will be fine in a home with older, mature children (12 and older)

NAME: Samantha and Jaxon GENDER: Female (Spayed) and Male (Neutered) AGE: About 2 Years WEIGHT: About 7.5 Pounds DOGS / CATS: Great with other small dogs, No with larger dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Should be fine with older, mature children (12 and olDOGS / CATS: Great with other small dogs, No with larger dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Should be fine with older, mature children (12 and oldogs, No with larger dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Should be fine with older, mature children (12 and oldogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Should be fine with older, mature children (12 and older)

We know that he is good around female dogs, we are still finding out about other males.

NAME: Quincy GENDER: Male (Neutered) AGE: About 4 years old WEIGHT: About 4.5 pounds DOGS / CATS: Gets along with other small dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Should be fine with older, mature children (13 and olDOGS / CATS: Gets along with other small dogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Should be fine with older, mature children (13 and oldogs, Unknown with cats CHILDREN: Should be fine with older, mature children (13 and older)

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

Our days were about management: always making sure our male Shiba was safely in his room before letting other dogs out.