Sentences with phrase «adult dogs in general»

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animals — in general, animals over 40 kg in adult weight — including elephants (Weissengruber et al. 2006), dogs (Mahan 1978), rhinoceros, giraffes, etc..

In general, most experts today recommend that healthy adult dogs eat a diet that has more protein, moderate fat, and low carbohydrates.

In general, dogs are divided into the following age groups: puppies (0 to 12 months), adult dogs (1 to 7 years) and senior canines (7 years and older).

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Although each person has specific needs, in general, our mobility service dogs help adults and children with:

In general, almost all your pup's calories should come from a commercial food that meets the AAFCO profile for «adult maintenance» for adult dogs, «growth and reproduction» for puppies and mama dogs, or «all life stages» for pooches of any age and reproductive condition.

As a result of having to duck traffic and having to survive in the wild many adult dogs have a fear of traffic or cars in general.

In general, as with all dogs, puppies are easier to train than adults.

As a general rule, the adult dogs are bred until they stop producing puppies or develop other health issues, at which point they may be shot, drowned, abandoned, or in rare cases, relinquished to animal rescue organizations that have indicated a willingness to accept and process them for possible adoption to private homes.

Including (but not limited to)(1) Ensure that the dogs come from health checked parents with a healthy genetic background (2) Work hard to ensure the person taking the puppy home is both willing and able to meet the needs of the dog (as both a puppy and an adult)- understands the needs of the breed as well as dogs in general (3) agrees to take back a dog at any time in its life if the person who bought the pup can not or will not continue to provide for its needs.

In general, an adult dog needs and tolerates more exercise than an elderly dog or a young pup.

In the case of Pit Bulls, they grow into strong adult dogs who are feared by the general public and reviled by landlords and the media.

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In general, puppies recover a lot faster than adult dogs.

In general, adult dogs will undergo specific training (obedience, task work etc) for 1 - 2 hours a day for a period of around 6 months before they are matched with their future owner.