Sentences with phrase «adolescent dogs who»

Malnutrition is also a particularly serious outcome of intestinal protozoa, and is particularly dangerous for puppies and adolescent dogs who have underdeveloped immune systems, or dogs that are immunocompromised.

Many first time dog owners end up with adolescent dogs who have behavior problems.

After you let the shelter or rescue know your experience with dogs and what types of dogs you're interested in fostering — for example, big, adolescent dogs who need plenty of exercise; small lap dogs; dogs who need obedience training and so on — the shelter or rescue should contact you when it has a good match.

Puppies who chew designer shoes, adolescent dogs who dig up the yard, cats of all ages who suddenly forget how to use a litter box — all of the above and much more can test the patience of even the most laid - back pet parent.

If you have an adolescent dog who seems to be bursting out of his seams, you may need to cool down his diet.

an active adolescent dog who cut her paw open on something in the yard.

Not exact matches

If you can set these boundaries rather than letting them or their litter mates do so, your training experience will be easier than someone who waits until their dog's adolescent years.

By the time a dog is 6 months old, she is an adolescent, and as wild as a teenager who has never been asked to sit still in class and learn.

Men therefore may do better with dogs who engage in testing behaviors such as doggie adolescents.

In the convenience of your own home, work with a dog behavior expert who can skillfully identify and address training lapses in adolescent and adult dogs.

Most people who want to adopt a dog look for a puppy or adolescent.

The dog is a female adolescent Labrador — about 18 months old who I'm sure was the «twinkle of their eyes» as a puppy.

Amy Boyd, a canine behavior counselor at the Humane Society and SPCA of Austin, TX, oversees a team of volunteers who spend their time playing with puppies or taking adolescent dogs to obedience classes, while others pursue more advanced training and learn how to evaluate temperaments, match adopters with a suitable dog and even counsel owners on behavior problems.

Don't despair... adolescent dogs outgrow their impish ways if you use patience, consistency, and training to let them know who's the boss.

Behavior challenges can mean anything from a dog who has suffered the affects of abuse or neglect to a big, goofy, untrained adolescent who simply doesn't know any better.

By 6 - 8 months of age (just 4 months after you bring your puppy home), you'll have a dog who has the size and appearance of an adult dog, and who acts like an adolescent.

One upon a time there was an adolescent dog in an open admission shelter who had one day left.

Make no mistake about it, the Bouvier des Flandres can be a pushy, strong - willed dog who requires a confident owner, especially during the challenging adolescent period.

is designed for puppies, adolescents and some newly adopted dogs who need Socialization and Manners (SAM), and dog parents who need guidance.

PT is designed for puppies, adolescents and some newly adopted dogs who need Socialization and Manners (SAM), and dog parents who need guidance.

Although it's perfectly possible to leash train a dog who's adolescent or adult, but it takes a lot more strength, energy and patience....

You may notice that your previously friendly, confident adolescent dog becomes spooky about certain things that don't normally bother her... perhaps she refuses to go near a new garden flag in the yard, or barks at a man with a beard who says hello to her on the street.

Keep introducing your adolescent dog to kids, old people, and people who look different from you and your family.