Sentences with phrase «athletic dog on»

Not exact matches

A new Husky dog logo was also developed as part of a review of all athletic team logos and marks, which in recent years had moved away from a consistent look on team uniforms.

«What we don't want is dogs in the picnic areas, around the playgrounds and athletic fields, and on the paths where they could trip runners and skaters,» she said.

5» 10» 170 lbs athletic / muscular body style, live by myself w 2 dogs on the water.

Stray dogs are occasionally found on Locke's substantial campus, and the «Saints» are its athletic teams, which on occasion have had great success.

This class focuses on basic manners, basic cues and specific issues pertaining to reactive dogs and how best to manage their athletic skills and impulses.

Further research confirmed that improving your dog's diet based on his athletic performance and needs may improve his health, cognition, as well as physical capabilities (PDF) even more.

Once again, same as with the nutrients in the athletic dog's diet, the actual process and structure of feeding canine athletes depends on individual dogs and what they do.

He has grown quickly and is well on his way to being a large, smart and athletic dog, ready to play at a moments notice and to give back the love that you give to him.

Not only does an athletic or working dog's diet vary based on his age, weight and breed, but you'll also need to find the best performance dog food that will give your working dog or athletic dog the energy and nutritional balance to keep him active and healthy.

But whether you've done the research or not, it's critical to work with a trained specialist on nutrition for athletic dogs to make a good plan of action.

Golden Retrievers: athletic dogs originally bred for retrieving waterfowl on a hunt + Huskies: very athletic dogs bred to pull sleds over long distances = a high - energy dog that likes to explore and have a job!

Even if you do nt plan on taking them hunting with you, obedience training at an early age is super important, or this smart, athletic dog can be difficult to manage as they grow up.

Examples: Afghan, Borzoi, Greyhound, Saluki; Rhodesian Ridgeback My Favorites: Greyhounds; Italian Greyhounds Hunters by sight «triggered to chase and bite moving objects and animals Need same amount of exercise as any other working breed Not bred to obey commands; they are game chasers Can easily jump fences if you aren't watching; very athletic and muscular Usually not dog fighters, but will chase and kill some small animals; Rhodesian Ridgebacks are more pack oriented, more likely to be territorial, and can do higher levels of obedience than typical sighthounds; can be quite protective of the owner and property; not for novices Tough on the outside, soft on the inside.

When very large dogs play with very small dogs, you always want to keep an eye on the larger dog to ensure that he is doing what trainers call «self - handicapping,» whereby the stronger or more athletic participant doesn't use his full strength or speed to make himself a more appealing playmate.

Fenced yard (not an electronic / underground fence)-- the height of the fence depends partly on how athletic the dog is, but also depends partly on other dogs next door or in your neighborhood who might try to get IN and attack your dog

They're athletic little dogs that love going on walks and runs that will take them as far as their short little legs will go.

Just because the dog is very athletic and comes from healthy lines is no guarantee that the hip film will not demonstrate severe degenerative disease, and that the dog itself is not a genetic «black sheep» and could very well pass on what «none of its relatives have».

When I was at my local shelter recently dropping off some food, I took a walk through the dog pavilion: lots of bigger dogs, mostly pit mixes or Lab mixes, athletic, high - energy big dogs that I couldn't provide enough exercise for, many of whose cages bore signs saying that they couldn't be confined in a pen because they are athletic dogs who jump Not on people, but over things.

Based on our findings, we've developed two unique dog foods called EUKANUBA ™ Active Performance 28/18 (which stands for 28 % protein, 18 % fat) and EUKANUBA ™ Premium Performance 30/20 (30 % protein, 20 % fat) for the world's most athletic dogs.

What athletic breeds like beagles really need is leash walks 1 - 2 times a day for at least one mile (a little more, a little less depending on your dog's age and health).

My dog is naturally athletic and often accompanies me on runs.

Not only does an athletic or working dog's diet vary based on his age, weight and...

If you think your dog is an ideal companion for athletic outings, then read on!

Kristina has also volunteered on campus at the CAWC's Dog Olympics, an annual event that celebrates the human - animal bond through athletic and non-athletic competitions.