Sentences with phrase «adult dogs of a specific breed»

Not exact matches

Its Rottweiler Breed Specific Adult Dry Dog Food packs the right amounts of proteins and fats to go along with modest calorie content.

When considering a specific breed, visit adult dogs of that breed to see what they're like.

If you want to find out more about a specific breed, find at least six adult dogs of the breed you have selected and talk to their owners at length, but most importantly, meet the dogs!

Our range of adult dog foods offers balanced nutritional solutions for specific breeds, maintenance and therapeutic needs.

Consumers who may have purchased any of these specific 62 15.5 lb bags of Science Diet ® Adult Small & Toy Breed ™ dry dog food should discontinue use of the product and immediately call Hill's Pet Nutrition at 1-800-445-5777 Monday - Friday during the hours of 7am - 7 pm (CT).

The Judge should explain the process of showing the dog to the Junior and the responsible adult in the ring including breed specific presentation.

Featuring a unique tartar - fighting system called 3D Dentadefense System, the Breed Specific Boxer Adult Dry Dog Food from Eukanuba doesn't only look after the muscle development of your pooch, but also the health of its dentition and oral cavity.

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If you ask me what percent need it, it comes down to more specific details — where you live (rural, suburban, urban), regional hazards, dog breed, background of dog if it's an adult, etc..