Sentences with phrase «adult dog behavior issues»

So many adult dog behavior issues can be easily avoided with the right puppy training, and I want that for you.

Not exact matches

As professional dog trainers, we've seen our share of adult dogs with behavior issues!

Proper socialization while your dog is still a puppy will help to avoid behavior issues in the presence of other dogs as they become adults.

This can be a recipe for disaster, and many of our adult dogs with behavior issues around other dogs, trace those issues back to an incident that occurred in a puppy class.

For dog owners: Because your adult dog might need a remedial course in good manners — or you'd like to help your adopted rescue dog deal with behavior issues.

One fun but at times also stressful aspect of choosing a Cockapoo adult or puppy for your next canine sidekick is that, due to the crossbred aspect, it can be harder to predict which behavior traits or health issues may arise during your dog's lifetime.

Some adult dogs may have some behavior issues.

However, with adult dogs, «what you see is what you get» - especially dogs with proven experience, such as those in foster homes; those surrendered for the many reasons that have nothing to do with behavior issues.

Currently, many of the adult dogs that PACC places in foster homes are large dogs who are experiencing behavioral decline in the shelter — dogs who showed no behavior issues when they came into the shelter but after 6 weeks or so start showing signs like reactivity and leash biting.

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Just because an adult dog is in a rescue situation does not mean he was given up due to serious behavior issues.