Sentences with phrase «busy dog areas»

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The company aims to provide up to 12,000 of its Busy Buddy and FroliCat brand cat and dog toys to pets in shelters across the country, including: Asheville Humane Society in Asheville, N.C., Larimer Humane Society in Fort Collins, Colo., Oregon Humane Society in Portland, Ore., Halifax Humane Society in Daytona Beach, Fla., Louisiana SPCA in New Orleans, Capital Area Humane Society in Hilliard, Ohio, Atlanta Humane Society in Atlanta, Kentucky Humane Society in Louisville, Ky., Charleston Animal Society in N. Charleston, S.C., Foothills Animal Rescue in Scottsdale, Ariz., South Suburban Humane Society in Chicago Heights, Ill., and Austin Humane Society in Austin, Texas.

Back gates nearly always need some improvement and it especially important to bunny proof them if they lead to dangers outside such as a busy street or areas where people walk their dogs.

One picture posted on Mr. Garay's Facebook page includes a group photograph of his three dogs as well as Arnold sitting in a busy area of a public outdoor mall, a place he admitted to the public he took the dog to regularly, but later denied to TPWR representatives having taken Arnold there at all.

They need daily exercise and a large playing area, preferably with companions, if not properly entertained the dog might develop destructive behavior, as they were bred to be kept busy doing their jobs.

Covering Lancaster, Morecombe and the surrounding area, this busy little rescue has an expanding wildlife rescue and rehabilitation programme along with rescuing unwanted dogs from the local area.

Praiseworthy Pets provides in - home, private dog training and cat behavior help for busy Philadelphia - area pet owners.

Build your dog up to being left in this area for up to half an hour while you are busy elsewhere in the house.

Make sure this room is close to busier areas of the home so your dog does not feel isolated.

If another cat or a dog is «guarding» the box, or if the cat feels like it's too stressful getting to a box located in a busy area of the home, the cat may choose to go wherever it feels safe.

Luckily, even though he was my first dog, he was very well socialized and he just loved being with people and was incredible with children, and I never had to fence in the yard or have him on a leash (except where required or if traveling and stopping at busy rest stop areas etc.) as he never ever left site of the house or family.

Included on the grounds is a Memorial Garden, «Just This Side of Heaven», an agility course to keep the dogs busy, four fenced areas for the dogs to play and gorgeous landscaping.

Today, it's one of the busiest adoption centers in the area, placing more than 3,000 dogs and cats a year into new homes and spaying and neutering thousands more.

I, too, have had the nasty burns from excited dogs on retractables and I would never have my dogs on them in a busy, city area.

Finally, it's best to put your dog's crate in a busy area of your home to make her feel part of the family.

Keep boxes away from busy, loud or intimidating places, like next to your washer and dryer or next to your dog's food and water bowls, or in areas where there's a lot of foot traffic.

I would have liked to see more information on handling a puppy in public such as busy areas outside or pet - friendly stores beyond not letting strangers or (strange) dogs interact with the puppy (which I agree with).

Grimmett recommends puppies stay away from dog parks, large retail stores and other busy pet areas until they are fully vaccinated at about 3 to 4 months old.

Day Training: If your life is just TOO busy to train, let Capitol Area Dog Training and Behavior Consulting take the lead with a four - week, intensive training plan.

Some safer options for exercise include playing ball or other games in the backyard, and walking during off - time in areas that aren't busy, with your dog wearing a basket style muzzle.

Find Me follows the travels of a lost dog, taking him from busy main roads to a residential area, a forest and a blossom tree - covered park.

Increasing the number of bag dispensers in dog parks will help with the problem, but communities might also consider dispensers in busy areas where there is a dense population.