Sentences with phrase «active dog often»

It is a very active dog often used in surveillance, tracking drugs or bombs, disaster relief and defense.

Active dogs often do not need to be cut as they naturally wear down when they come in contact with rough surfaces such as concrete walkways.

Active dogs often experience better results with FHO than less - active dogs.

Active dogs often show signs of the disease before less active dogs.

Not exact matches

Raising animals - particularly active animals like dogs - `' requires a lot of commitment and dedication,» so singles with pets are often `' perceived to be kind, friendly... and ready to commit to a long term relationship.»

They know the dogs and often their histories and personalities, so they can help place active dogs with active people and mellower dogs in less active homes.

It's not often that we get an adoption application from a young, active couple asking to adopt one of our seniors, but it's not often we get a dog like Midnight.

Wan notes that the challenge of active supervision is often a frustration for parents, who point out that they're already busy enough with the day's demands, they don't have the time or energy to constantly focus on the dog.

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.

Less active dogs that only go outside to do their business before wandering back in to couch and carpet will need to be clipped often because there's nothing to wear them down.

Moreover, small dogs are often spontaneously very active dogs: therefore they require an increased energy intake compared with the generally calmer large breeds.

How often you clip your dog's nails depends a lot on the dog; more active dogs that get to run outside a lot won't need clipped as often because they'll wear them down more.

Dogs that are in pain often sleep more — they may be trying to heal, or it might even be difficult for them to move around and be active.

Their skin needs constant care, and these dogs are more active in the dark, since they often find it harder to see in the daylight.

This dog breed loves mental exercise and will often look for something to stimulate her ever active mind.

Senior dogs are less active which is often a good thing for less active seniors.

Pitbull Curs are active dogs that are often loyal and obedient.

Commonly seen in large, active dogs, it often appears suddenly and after vigorous exercise or activity.

Overweight dogs often shed excess pounds after making the switch, helping them stay lean and live longer, more active lives.

It is often seen after a dog has been particularly active, especially in cold, wet weather.

Very active dogs and dogs housed on concrete often wear their toenails down to the sensitive quick.

It is often seen in aging dogs but that does not limit joint problems to only senior dogs, any active dog can -LSB-...]

For example, some small dogs such as terriers are very active — they require a great deal of exercise to be calm and often bark at any noise.

I often see that veterinarians and food companies still promote feeding seniors foods drastically decreased in protein and fat, even though this is generally not indicated, and research has shown that especially senior dogs, as long as no other health issues require the reduction of protein for specific reasons, actually remain healthier with a higher protein level in their diet than on low - protein «Senior», «Less Active» or «Weight Management» foods.

Often, active working dogs wear down their nails, so since both the Chihuahua and Pomeranian are not a hardworking, energetic dog, they will require regular nail trimming to keep their nails short!

Animals claws wear down naturally through normal activity, but cats and dogs; especially when kept indoors, often need them trimmed more often as they are not as active and generally walk on softer surfaces than their undomesticated counterparts.

Though your dog certainly does not need to eat animal protein in order to stay healthy (as long as they get all of the essential amino acids, it doesn't matter if they eat them in the same meal), meat is often a convenient source of protein for physically active dogs.

These active dogs have a strong desire to play, which can be problematic in terms of behavior if they're left alone often.

For example with the dilute gene there is often poor or no pigment which can cause skin cancer in an active outdoor dog.

The long answer is that yes, there are totally natural flea shampoos for dogs but they're often not very effective against an active flea infestation.

Because your dog is less active during the colder months, and because the ground is often much softer due to rain and snow, the nails won't wear down as much on their own.

Obesity is often a problem for older dogs, when they become not so active.

A plasma transfusion is sometimes given to dogs in moderate to severe cases in the hopes that it will inhibit active pancreatic enzymes and systemic inflammatory response; it also provides clotting factors that can help prevent and treat disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), an often lethal potential side effect of pancreatitis.

Activity stimulates elimination so a dog who is active will need to relieve himself more often.

Treatments are often spaced by several months because of the risk of reinfection since eggs from the source where your dog first got whipworms may remain active for five years.

People who keep their dogs really active often assume that if they can work or perform, there can't be any problem.

Some small dogs require more exercise than large breeds; for example, Scottish Terriers are often more active than much larger dogs, so it pays to research potential breeds.

Owners of very active dogs are often convinced their pups are hyperactive and have attention - deficit / hyperactivity disorders.

For example, Golden Retrievers and Labrador Retrievers are often acquired because they are known for being easily trained, enjoying an active life, and loving children, but a poorly - bred dog of either breed may be hyperactive, bull - headed, and snappish, or have other inherited behavior or health characteristics that make it a poor choice for a family.

Often these are surgeries that are necessary in order for the dog to live an active, pain - free life.

For example, some small dogs such as terriers are very active — they require a great deal of exercise to be calm, and they often bark at any noise.

As mainly independent animals, cats are often low maintenance and are perfect for those who live an active and busy lifestyle who may not be able to take on the responsibility that is associated with owning a dog.

Breeds that are active working dogs, often need a job to do.

Since Australian Shepherds often are very active dogs, we have chosen some foods that have plenty of protein and calories to support their activity level.

German Shepherds often are very active and athletic, particularly as youngsters, but may become a little lazier as adult dogs.

The active and adventurous lifestyle of dogs means that there is often scope for foreign objects to fall down the ear canals and trigger ear disease.

Temperament: Often a very active dog, the Lakeland Terrier loves to play and explore as well as loving to hunt and chase things.

This is especially true for dogs who are extremely physically active, undergoing chronic stress, or recovering from illness or injury — these dogs often struggle to synthesize enough Vitamin C.

Dogs that spend most of their time indoors during the winter are often less active and therefore require fewer calories to avoid gaining weight.

As such, they're focused on keeping their dogs active, which often necessitates some type of protective apparel.