Sentences with phrase «aspects of adopting a dog»

And then there are the practical aspects of adopting a dog vs buying a puppy.

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Whether you've just adopted a puppy or a rescue dog with behavioral issues, we can help you with every aspect of dog and puppy training.

When considering adopting a dog, there are several aspects of ownership that you'll need to bear in mind: what kind of lifestyle do you have?

As a result of that aspect of the policy, the North County Humane Society has had to refuse to allow a handful of Marines to adopt dogs that come under the ban.

Without a license, after three days stray dogs begin the evaluation process for both behavior and medical aspects of adoptability and can be adopted or euthanized.

The point is that the dog would not have been adopted by us in the first place had we known all the truths, had we not been intentionally lied to about every aspect of the animal (health, shot record, background, age, breed, you name it)... and the dog certainly would have had a much better chance with us even if we had chosen to adopt it with full disclosure.

I think this is one of the most troubling aspects of the way rescue is going: their determination to «save» every dog, no matter how troubling its behaviors and without regard to its breed, is leading to shelter employees and volunteers who are essentially brainwashed by constant contact with unstable, abnormally anxious and aggressive dogs, who are now the majority of dogs in most shelters and certainly the vast majority of those who are not adopted quickly, ie, the ones employees have the most contact with.

Make sure to take look at our articles about adopting dogs that cover every aspect of the process - from applying for adoption to properly welcoming a rescue pooch in your home.

Samantha: And as for the rescuing aspect of it, I think that's something that as dog lovers we kind of all advocate for is rescuing and I think like you said, huskies are one of those breeds that kind of they're known for being high - strung and when they get turned in to a shelter or surrender to a rescue somebody might say they're destructive or they're not good with kids or whatever the case may be, and it's not necessarily that the dog is destructive or the dog doesn't like children but just that they have so much energy and then they get labeled as such and then other people don't want to adopt either.

To adopt any of NYCSR's foster dogs, one must undergo a multi-layered process that takes into account all aspects of your environment.

After you choose to adopt a dog, one of the most enjoyable aspects of pet ownership is getting to meet other dog owners and their companions and expanding your social circle.

Good research is one the most important aspect of deciding what dog breed to adopt.