Sentences with phrase «bad owners»

However, that doesn't mean that there aren't tons of bad owners out there.

The temperament of any dog is mostly dependent upon your treatment of him: contrary to popular belief, there are NO «bad» breeds - just bad owners.

We like to say that there are no bad dogs, only bad owners.

That is not to say that bully breeds, in general, are bad dogs, they just happen to be most frequently selected by bad owners.

I certainly can understand the concern as many bad owners train these specific dogs to be aggressive and hence these dogs are in the press much more on attacks.

They feel the solution lies in the prosecution of bad owners as well as educating the public.

Learning more about temperament and behavior can help frustrated owners deal more effectively with their pets before the situation gets so bad the owner wants to give up.

It is all very sad, but I hope people stop blaming dogs when it is really bad owners that are the problem.

Bad owners don't make it because they do nt know how to work with vendors and the ins and outs of the industry.

And bad owners often move on to bigger, more powerful dogs.

Bad owners lead to bad dogs, and that puts everyone at risk.

All depends on the terms and how badly the owner needs to sell.

There are no bad dogs — just bad owners.

These dogs are only aggressive because of bad owners and the media has told you so.

The first believes that there are no bad dogs, only bad owners, so that with enough love, all dogs will be gentle and good.

There are a great many bad owners and bad breeders.

When his breath became so bad the owner could not take it anymore, a thorough oral examination was done.

I had been wary of the breed because I had seen the news reports and seen the results of bad owners not keeping their dogs if not under control at least in their own yard.

A crucial date to determine the Sonics» future in Seattle looms, and the team's owner says he's prepared for the worst

Bad dogs come from bad owners, yet some breeds, like pit bulls and rottweilers, have been targeted by breed - specific legislation (BSL) that attempts to regulate or ban these dogs in many communities throughout the U.S.. However,... [Read more...]

Brandy Campbell - Biggs, president of Pit Bulls For Life, a non-profit animal rescue operation geared specifically toward puppies with ear problems, said targeting bad owners instead of stigmatizing entire breeds is the key to reducing aggressive incidents.

So ban BAD owners NOT «bad» breeds!

Bad owners out; good owners in.

We want to win the PL and compete with the best he doesn't share that ambition, he prefers Wenger in charge over any sporting results and then will spend his seasons explaining failures away as bad luck, bad owner bad anything but the never bad decision by Wenger.

You will get a horrible job and they will end spraying paint all over your car and them you will find the worse customer service from the manager at the front desk or even worse the owner.

but i believe dogs are never truly bad owners are.

«What you see is an appetite to keep so - called bad owners on a short leash as opposed to banning dogs.

One they attract bad owners.

Dony's passion lies in speaking up for animals and she is firmly against BSL and will not throw in the towel... until Pit bulls are looked at as the Loyal, loving, sweet, affectionate animals they are... until bad owners are punished for their deeds... until society understands that it's not the breed at fault....

Bruce said both the heavier penalties — ranging from $ 350 to $ 1,500, to euthanizing the dog — and the philosophy of blaming bad owners rather than pets has helped reduce incidents.

The following ten bad owner habits are common errors pet behaviorists often see while diagnosing problem behaviors in a troubled pet home.

Ban bad owners, not innocent dogs.

But the thing that they all have in common is that most dog walking problems are casued by what I call BOHS, or Bad Owner Handling Skills.

I hate statements like «there are no bad dogs, only bad owners.»

I get bit annoyed when i tell people what cross he is and they back away from him, i say no bad dogs just bad owners

Wenger is a great manager dealing with a really bad owner.

We need to ban BAD owners not «bad» breeds!

The survey found that most of the respondents (58 %) believe that «dog attacks are isolated incidents caused by bad owners, not by the breed of the dog.»

Like I mentioned before, there are NO BAD DOGS, but there are many BAD OWNERS and accidents could be prevented if they're responsible.

That's mostly the result of bad owners and poor training, not bad dogs, of course.

And the higher inflation goes, the worse an owner will do.

So regardless of where you are from there are bad owners and managers...

Usmanov could hardly be a worse owner than Stan.

Owners do have league rules they are governed by, there are clauses the leagues can use to push out bad owners.