Sentences with phrase «aging dogs whose»

The Wellness Complete Health Natural Dry Senior Dog Food is specially designed for aging dogs whose rate of digestion tends to slow down with the passage of time.

The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein, for example, is Enzo's story, the story of an aging dog whose love for and loyalty to his racing driver owner, Danny Swift, translates into a philosophical and at times heart - wrenching tale.

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But adults and children of all ages (and even kids whose families did not own dogs) scored correctly on the aggressive barks.

As night falls, word passes up through the hierarchy from Sullivan to his slick British superior Will Emerson (Paul Bettany) and on to the head of sales Sam Rogers (Kevin Spacey), a basically decent middle - aged man whose main current problem is that his much - loved dog is dying of cancer.

We provide information and health products to pet owners whose dogs may be undergoing orthopedic surgeries such as TPLO (tibial plateau leveling osteotomy), TTA (tibial tuberocity advancement), CCL (cranial cruciate ligament rupture), MPL (medial patellar luxation), FHO (femoral head osteotomy), THR (total hip replacement), or for dogs suffering age - related or genetic joint health issues.

Perfectly Natural Dog is available in three different offerings: PERFORMANCE for active dogs of all breeds and sizes, MATURE for the sedentary or older animal whose caloric needs are reduced but offers nutritional attention to joints and muscles, and PUPPY for dogs from weaning until 12 - 18 months of age.

The same is true for an aging dog, whose senses have dulled, reactions have slowed, and mobility has decreased.

Grey Muzzle grant monies were used to restart «Sam's Senior Dog Program» whose purpose is to rescue senior dogs from the local county shelter and rehome them through the following infrastructure: • The local county shelter notifies C.A.R.L. of all dogs they take in aged 10 or older.

The bloodhound holds many trailing records (for both length and age of trail), and at one time it was the only breed of dog whose identifications were accepted in a court of law.

The large breeds of dogs (typically dogs whose adult weight is over fifty or sixty pounds) have several bone diseases that occur during the period of rapid growth that happens up to two years of age.

Consider, for example, a group of purebred puppies whose owners were advised to have their dogs neutered at a young age because a littermate had an unusual gait or improper conformation that has a genetic cause.

These are generally dogs whose immune systems are weakened by stress, parasites, old age, poor nutrition, or other concurrent medical problems.

But, be sure to train your Beagle from an early age, as not doing so could result in a naughty dog whose sense of smell is likely to get the better of them when off the lead.

Fortunately, there is also a DNA test which works no matter what age the dog is and will identify carriers, whose eyes are normal, as well as affected and clear dogs.

These are dogs whose owners have passed, whose owners can no longer care for them, dogs who have been abandoned at a shelter, or otherwise deemed unadoptable due to age or illness.»

A rare illness in Beagles is the immune mediated polygenic arthritis, a condition whose symptoms are explained by the fact that the dog's immune system attacks the joint, and this may occur even at an early age.

3) Breeds of cats and dogs or pets whose close furry family members suffered from kidney disease at a young age (particularly if you intend to breed them).

Food companies also acknowledge the value of an all - life - stages option for dogs whose needs vary only slightly from puppy to old age.

I'm thinking, for example, of wind farm entrepreneurs like Dale «dog on a rope» Vince — the former new age traveller whose # 100 million fortune derives from carpeting the British landscape with gigantic bat - chomping, bird - slicing eco-crucifixes.