Sentences with phrase «always let our dogs out»

Instead of always letting your dog out to the yard to do his business, resolve to take him for a walk at least once a week.

We tend to always let our dogs out in male / female or male / male pairs as long as there aren't females in heat and they do just fine.

Not exact matches

We always let out dogs sit on them, but they took a beating and I need to make some new seat bottom cushion covers.

yeah, its catchy, but catchy in the same vein as «Who Let the Dogs Out»... catchy ain't always a good thing, especially with lyrics this

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Let the dog hang out with the family during the evening, but be sure she's always under supervision.

Supposedly, after eating your dog should let out a big burp (kinda like a baby) to push out the air it ingested during their eager feedings, and she always did this.

If your dog always tries to leave with you when you try to head out the door, or whines whenever you don't let him or her out with you, these are signs that your dog just can't handle being without you.

You may hear Linse singing from back in the kennel, and she's always looking for an answer to the universal question - «who let the dogs out?».

I've been noticing my elderly dog has to go potty more frequently lately, small bladder poor thing — since I don't always have time to let Baxter out this might be a possible solution to her accidents.

However, your pooch letting you rub his ears is sign of trust; Dogs see out - stretched hands and touching of the head as a sign of dominance which is not always welcome so if you have adopted a rescue dog who is slightly nervous be careful before rushing in with those ear massages.

While you may eventually want to let your dog sleep in bed with you (or your kids), it really is best if your pup at least starts out sleeping in a crate — you can always let them in the bed later, once they're fully potty - trained, sleeping soundly, and happily acclimated to and recognizing that their crate is their «happy place.»

My dogs got out 3 - 5 times a day, sometimes for 15 minutes, others for 45 minutes, they just need to walk up to back door to be let in & someone is always watching them in yard.

Later that day, send out an email asking if their dog liked the food and letting them know the store always has it in stock.

Our days were about management: always making sure our male Shiba was safely in his room before letting other dogs out.

Not if you use an extending leash, as I usually do; you're always letting out and taking in (though this depends somewhat upon the dog — they are not all the same.)