Sentences with phrase «as your puppy gets»

As your puppy gets older my suggestion to you is to split the total daily portions into two and begin feeding twice a day.

If you plan to crate - train your puppy, be sure to have the crate placed and ready as soon as your puppy gets home.

As your puppy gets a little bit older you can begin to housetrain him — that is, to teach him to do his business outside.

This can pose a problem as the puppy gets older.

It is not true that pet store puppies are unhealthy, improperly bred or will have all sorts of hereditary defects as the puppy gets older due to coming from «substandard breeders.»

Start with short periods of time, say 15 minutes, and work up as your puppy gets older and more familiar with this exercise.

You are developing respect that will be essential as your puppy gets older.

Start all work indoors and as soon as your puppy gets the hang of it, move to the outdoors.

As your puppy gets trained, she will learn to alert you that she needs to go out by whining or trying to head to the door.

As soon as your puppy gets home, training should start right away.

As your puppy gets older, have him on various floor surfaces, in an elevator, around traffic and bicycles.

The dog may seem a little more quiet than normal, but apart from this nothing on its aspect indicates its pregnancy up to the sixth or seventh week, when its abdomen begins to progressively increase as the puppies get bigger in size.

Sometimes they get over it as the puppy gets older, but if two adult dogs fight constantly it is unlikely that they are going to get over their aggression issues with other dogs met during a walk.

As your puppy gets bigger you might decide that a playpen does the same job as the crate, but widens the space available to your pet.

The problem, however, is that as your puppy gets older and grows into adulthood, jumping upon people is not an acceptable behavior.

They will thicken and fill out as puppies get older, but should not have any bald spots or red patches beneath.

This behavior is only temporary and will decrease as your puppy gets used to the feel.

Crate training generally takes two months, and as your puppy gets older you can begin to reduce the amount of time spent in the crate (but not too soon!)

As the puppy gets better at responding to the name, gradually increase the distraction level.

As puppies get bigger, their dewclaws travel higher up their limbs.

As the puppy gets older you will start to increase the duration of his sit.

Start with 5 to 10 minutes of floor time, then increase the length of time as your puppy gets older and more responsible.

«As the puppy gets older, the energy needed to support growth diminishes and proportionately shifts to support maintenance.

As your puppy gets a little older, consider teaching him to let you know when he needs to go out.

At first, you may find this cute, but as the puppy gets teeth it's not so sweet.

As the puppy gets older and you want to let him roam the yard for longer periods of time, consider purchasing a doggie door, to facilitate re-entry into the home if the dog tires of being outside or weather conditions change.

As the puppy gets older and becomes used to walking on leash, he's no longer distracted by it and you can go back to using a leather or nylon leash.

As puppies get older, this cartilage turns into bone as well and all of the pieces fuse together to form one large bone.

As the puppies get accustomed to solid food, they'll start to decrease the amount of nursing they do.

As the puppy gets bigger, risk factors diminish.

As puppies get older, they still explore their environment — seemingly on a «search and destroy» mission.

As the puppy gets older, you will need to use nail trimmers made for dogs.

As your puppy gets older and develops better impulse (plus bladder / bowel) control, have him stay for a while each time he sits.

These PPMs may break and become less prominent as the puppy gets older, but they usually do not disappear completely.

Trying to socialize your puppy after 12 weeks of age will be difficult and will only get more difficult as the puppy gets older.

As puppies get older, it's more difficult to socialize them as they become extremely cautious of anything they haven't previously encountered.

As the puppy gets older and experiences visits to the vet's office they should be accustomed to being placed on the vet's table.

Not exact matches

Although I believe that getting a puppy is by no means the same as having a child, the experiences can be awfully similar.

Our late - night take on classic puppy chow gets its earthy sweetness from maple syrup and its dark - as - the - sky look from a cocoa powder coating.

As with most things, it took a few trials and errors to get the texture right (which meant that we had baked sweet potato falafels for dinner every single night for an entire week), but I'm really pleased with how these little puppies have turned out.

As a country, we used to dream about storming the field during the Puppy Bowl and getting licks and snuzzles.

Of course, I got all the icky commentary from a few people about how I should try to get a kid as young as possible since they wouldn't be as «messed up» or I could train them (like a puppy) to not be messed up.

As your baby gets older and more into toys, the WubbaNub Brown Puppy Pacifier will be a great addition to have.

Even if we're getting still and gazing into the eyes of a precious puppy dog, totally accepting them and loving them unconditionally, as they do for us, then we're in meditation here, too.

Tonight, as I'm sitting at home with the puppy guy peering over my shoulder, the candle burning in the background, and getting ready for Thanksgiving, I was able to peruse the world wide web to come up with my winter wishlist (these lovely items to the left).

As you guys have seen on my social channels, we got a golden retriever puppy in October.

As I'm writing this post, Zoey puppy is frantically running around the apartment with his new monkey toy, trying to get me to play with him.

As I get these two puppies on a schedule.

Thanks Jan... and no, not really getting a puppy... although you'd think we would; we adore dogs as much cats, and the Wheaton Terrier has stolen our heart.

Add in the fact that their pet dog gave birth to a litter of puppies just as the couple were saying «I Do» and Lucy the bride managed to get back in time to deliver the last puppy, (how cute is that!)