Sentences with phrase «by keeping the dog occupied»

Helps prevent destructive behaviors by keeping dogs occupied.

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Click here for some ideas of how to keep your Border Collie amused and occupied By Crufts Competitive Obedience Winner and Dog Trainer - Jenni Watson

«Employ» your dog by having her work for rewards — this will keep her occupied, tire her out and provide valuable training and bonding experience.

One way to keep your dog occupied (particularly while you are not home) is to buy him a GameChanger dog toy developed exclusively by Bark Busters.

For young puppies with little impulse control, you can keep them occupied while you chat with your acquaintances by tossing treats to the ground for a fun treasure hunt or giving your dog a stuffed Kong to interact with.

You can keep your dog occupied for that time by playing a game of fetch.

To encourage your dog to view this as something positive, reinforce the sentiment by keeping him occupied with Kongs filled with cheese spread or peanut butter, or puzzle toys to puzzle over while you slowly transform the space around him.

Your assistant doesn't have to hold his head still (this often causes dogs to struggle more), just keep him occupied by tempting him with treats and prevent him from turning around or jumping off the table.

Interactive toys that you can fill with treats, like a Kong or a Mazee ball, will keep dogs happy, healthy and occupied by activities other than eating your shoes.

Chews such as bones, antlers, rawhide, and bully sticks keep your dog occupied and out of trouble by keeping them chewing.

Aside from vaccination, the most important thing pet owners can do to prevent the virus is keep their pets away from areas occupied by infected dogs.

The GameChanger ® by Bark Busters is a great interactive toy that will keep your dog occupied for hours!

Dogs and dog owners alike have been incredibly happy with this toy because it not only keeps your dog occupied and happy when he plays by himself, but you can also use it to play fetch, and since it floats, it works great in the pool.

If it is part of a more complex condition, examination by your Veterinarian will be required to determine if there is a dietary problem, absorption problem etc... Sometimes dogs may chew on items through boredom, ensuring that there are plenty of toys to keep her occupied can help distract attention from non-food items.

Beyond physical health, chews can also benefit dogs» quality of life by keeping them occupied and serving as tastier distractions from other potential chewing targets — an owner's shoes, perhaps.