Sentences with phrase «adults supervise dog»

(As usual, we always recommend that adults supervise dog - children interaction, no matter how sweet the dog.)

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If there is not an adult actively supervising children and dogs, barriers, such as baby gates, can be helpful management tools in our busy multi-tasking world.

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Adults should always supervise play with children or larger dogs.

It is your responsibility as the adult to always supervise these situations to prevent a dog bite.

Lastly, there is resistance in the family, among one or more of the adults to obedience training, supervising, containing, and managing the dog.

Should you wish to provide your rabbit with some outdoor fun, remember to place them in a fenced portion of your yard and always have an adult present to supervise and shield your rabbit from any dangers (such as racoons, dogs, etc).

Play should always be supervised by an adult that the dog will respond to.

Owners of dangerous dogs must pay an annual fee, allow only adults to supervise the dog and notify animal control if the dog gets loose, dies, is sold or given away, attacks a person or animal, or if the owner moves.

Young children and dogs of any breed should always be supervised by an adult and never left alone together, period.

It is also advisable to supervise a new adult dog for the first few days.

Puppies play separately from adult and adolescent dogs in a safe, clean, secure and supervised environment.

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They are things that you expect the dog to learn and practice without you having to supervise them when they are adults.

Many of my adult dog training behavior cases have been traced back to an incident that occurred in a poorly supervised, chaotic, puppy class.

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(Nevertheless, an adult should always supervise interactions between kids and dogs.)

Puppies and adult dogs benefit from the socialization they get during supervised play sessions with canine friends.

Canine Satiety Support is a high fiber, high protein diet that has been formulated to promote weight loss in overweight or obese adult dogs as part of a veterinary - supervised weight reduction program.

Some adult dogs can be matched with a play buddy for supervised playtime outside of the kennel, given proper dog - dog introductions.

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For the sake of the child and the dog, it is best for an adult to ensure that play time is always gentle, safe and supervised — even if you adopt one of the small dog breeds that are good with kids.

However, any dog of any breed that has not been raised around children must be watched carefully, and all interaction between dogs and children, no matter how trustworthy the dog or the children, should be supervised by adults.

Try walks in the neighborhood, visits to your friends home, puppy classes and supervised playgroups and backyard play dates with well - socialized adult dogs.

PBRC recommends that children and dogs always be supervised by an adult when they are together and safely separated when they are not.

If they are given lots of good early socialization, properly supervised, contained, handled, trained, and house trained from the very start, ONLY THEN do they turn out to be really excellent adult dogs.

Children and dogs should always be physically separated when there is no adult present to supervise both in a direct line of sight.

An adult who knows when your dog needs a break should strictly supervise interactions between the dog and kids.