Sentences with phrase «challenging in a home with dogs»

Interactive feeders can also be challenging in a home with dogs, or even multiple cats (although, they can be helpful to slow down any «food gobbler» cats you have so they're too preoccupied to steal food from the other cats in your home).

Not exact matches

The dogs they save aren't the proverbial «cute and cuddlies,» either; Muttville specializes in senior dogs and those with the kind of health issues that make them a challenge when trying to find new home.

While there definitely are behavior challenges and mismatches that make a dog genuinely incompatible with a given home, many of the most common behavior related reasons for returning an adopted dog arenot just fixable, but sometimes could be avoided in the first place with the right supportive strategies in place.

The challenge here is that most dogs will not eat when they are anxious or upset — in fact, many of my clients have already tried leaving a variety of different treats with their dog, but they come home to find them untouched.

Your tone of voice, the way you communicate with the puppy and «loom» over top of him, make strong eye contact in a canine - language challenge, all associated with the trigger of a homecoming, can teach the dog to act contrite every time you return home, whether he's done something wrong or not.

Additionally, parents are understandably exhausted in the first months a new baby is home and it can be a challenge to find the time to provide the family dog with the attention and exercise they need.

In addition, our Behavior Modification Program partners trained Behavior Specialists with dogs who enter the shelter fearful, shy, lacking basic manners or with other behavior challenges that make finding a loving home difficult.

After falling in love with a dog that melted your heart at the local shelter or carefully selecting a puppy from the breed - specific rescue, you're now faced with some very real challenges at home.

We are committed to rescuing all dogs and cats, with a focus on challenged animals, providing them with excellent veterinary care and educating the community in order to place new family members in a loving forever homes.

She comes to us with a background full of rich training experience focused on helping pets overcome unique challenges, from teaching group classes to her most recent work with «career change» dogs through Guide Dogs for the Blind who exit the program to be placed in appropriate non-guide work hodogs through Guide Dogs for the Blind who exit the program to be placed in appropriate non-guide work hoDogs for the Blind who exit the program to be placed in appropriate non-guide work homes.

All private programs begin with an initial consultation, to learn more about your goals and your dogs» challenges, and all sessions are held in your home at convenient times that best fit your schedule.

Now based in Phoenix, AZ, Gottfried developed a relationship with the Center when he lived in Austin and took several of the Center's most challenging dogs, worked with them, and subsequently successfully placed them in homes.

Sharing your home and heart with a dog can be one of the most rewarding, meaningful, and sometimes challenging experiences in your...

Our 14 Resolutions for 2014, published here in the Dogington Post, (http://dogingtonpost.com/a-nutrition-experts-14-resolutions-for-a-healthier-happier-dog-in-2014/#.UsnxLbso5lY) addresses the issue of dogs with mild to moderate mobility challenges whose lives are VASTLY improved by adding stair runners, room to room runners, and area rugs to today's modern homes which too often become «skating rinks» for dogs with joint pain.

Since 2011, all three County of San Diego animal shelters have partnered with us to help the most adoption - challenged dogs and cats in their care find loving homes with veterans in their community.