Sentences with phrase «approached by another dog owner»

Not exact matches

By the time we finally approach owner Doug Sohn behind the counter, I have my order ready: a chicken Cordon Bleu dog (chicken sausage, asiago cheese, and fried prosciutto) and a Luganega sausage topped with garlic pesto aioli, slow roasted tomato slices, and a generous heaping of burrata cheese.

We've all heard of dogs that have saved lives by sensing an approaching hurricane and leading their owners to shelter.

It's a style and approach of dog training that is becoming popular and sought after by many dog owners.

The owner of this facility approached HSI after being urged by her daughter to give up the dog meat business.

The guard dog alerts the owners to the disturbances caused in the flock by barking when it senses a predator approaching.

Owners that stand by and allow strange dogs approach their dog lose face in the eyes of their dog.

In as little as two hours (versus weeks or months by other methods), the Bark Busters dog training approach can help owners establish control of their dog; all without treats or the need for harsh punishment.

This is often a question I get from dog owners who have pretty much owned a dog who cared less about being approached by a friendly stranger and now is cowering between the owner's legs.

These dogs loved to sit on high viewpoints, warning it owner of approaching visitors by barking.

Two dogs, siblings, raised in the same home, by the same owner can have vastly different personalities and require vastly different approaches when it comes to training, socialisation and care.

Neutered dogs were more likely to show aggression when delivery workers approached the home, when strangers walked past their home, when joggers, cyclists and roller - bladers passed by, when approached directly by an unfamiliar female dog, when an unfamiliar person approaches the owner or another family member or even just visits the home, and when small animals (for example cats or squirrels) enter the yard.

Humans unknowingly invade an animal's space by hugging or putting their faces close to pets, sticking fingers into cages or crates, petting the top of dogs» heads (some dogs are «hand shy»), petting dogs through a fence, approaching chained dogs, removing a pet's food or favorite toy, disturbing a sleeping pet (which triggers a startled bite response) and owners forcing a shy animal to be petted.

As an owner and their dog approaches a comer or intermittently, the owner can put a small piece of the treat in their hand and hold the hand down by their side so the dog's nose is sniffmg the hand while one walks.