Sentences with phrase «comfortable around the puppy»

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Made for cats or puppies up to 12 pounds, it fits around the neck and around the back to provide even pressure throughout, keeping them comfortable but still secure.

Also, it's good for puppies to gradually learn to be comfortable in a crate, so even in cases where you are around 24/7 with your puppy, do follow some of these crate time schedules.

When your puppy is comfortable wearing the collar and dragging the leash around (may take up to a couple of weeks) it is time for you to pick up the other end of the leash.

Staff at the Best Friends Sanctuary, where many of Michael Vick's dogs were sent after their rescue, have stated that when Mya first arrived at the sanctuary, she was «afraid of her own shadow,» but has since blossomed into her role as a puppy socialization model, helping younger dogs to settle into their new lives and become comfortable around other animals.

You want your puppy to be comfortable and happy around things he'll be exposed to later in life.

Introduce anything and everything you want your puppy to be comfortable with and around.

It is also always a good idea to start training and socializing your puppy as soon as possible to help him become calm, confident, and comfortable around other pets and people.

Melody Greba, German Shepherd Dog breeder, Verona, Kentucky Best advice for new puppy owners... give your puppy a routine and he'll fit in; teach your puppy and he'll respond and learn; socialize your puppy and he'll be secure around people; expose your puppy and he'll be comfortable regardless of what's around him.

Make sure the crate is snug enough to prevent soiling in a corner, but still comfortable enough to allow your puppy to stand, lie down and turn around.

Puppies who miss out on these experiences may never learn to be comfortable around unfamiliar things, paving the way for anxiety, fear, and aggression later on in life.

Your ultimate goal is for your puppy to be comfortable and confident around stimuli that was previously scary to him.

First, get your puppy comfortable with the new environment by simply wading around in the shallows.

A puppy who doesn't get a chance to interact with humans during the first couple of months of their lives is extremely unlikely to ever feel really safe or comfortable around humans.

A well socialized puppy will grow up to be a happy, friendly, confident adult dog who is comfortable wherever you take him, and with whoever is around him (within reason of course).

Belly rubs, scratching around their ears, touching their toes, and feeling around and in their mouth are all ways to help your puppy get comfortable with handling.

Clearly, puppy mills aren't exactly the most comfortable place for our four legged friends to end up in, but unfortunately, with 2,000 to 3,000 USDA - licensed breeders (aka LEGAL puppy mills, according to the ASPCA), there could be around 10,000 puppy mills operating in the United States.

Puppies should be handled by lots of different people beginning very early in life so they'll grow up to be comfortable and safe around humans.

While a typical cocker cut has longer hair that forms a «skirt» around the legs, a shorter «puppy cut» can be more practical and more comfortable for the dog, especially in the summer.

Even when your puppy seems not to be getting comfortable with your friends or around your hanging joints, don't try to rush them too hard.

Do this a few times a day — only if your puppy feels comfortable around the crate.

Additional benefit: you can let your puppy get used to the new surroundings and have a chance to sniff around and get comfortable before the first class.

Take your puppy to training and socialization classes as soon as they are ready so the dog will learn commands and to be more comfortable around other dogs and new people.