Sentences with phrase «discuss individual dogs»

We do not discuss individual dogs until we receive your application.

Except for the matches, we also refrain from discussing any individual dogs with potential adopters.

Not exact matches

Our volunteers are available to discuss your individual situations so we can offer suggestions to a dog that may be a good match.

We've discussed how to minimize problems by doing every thing you can to pick the right type of dog that suits your situation and some tips on picking the right individual.

While all questions and specifics of treatment for individual dogs should be discussed with the attending veterinarian, we asked Dr. Breitschwerdt a few general questions about vector - borne diseases and traveling to unfamiliar areas with competition dogs.

If there are specific behaviors you would like your dog to learn, such as waiting at the door, some cute tricks, or specific problems you would like to have solved, contact us now to schedule a free phone consultation to discuss your individual needs.

The breeder should recommend a vaccination schedule for your puppy, which you should discuss with your veterinarian to determine what is right for this individual dog.

We'll discuss your concerns and schedule an in - home consultation so I can make recommendations based specifically on your dog and his / her individual needs.

Ultimately it was up to the pet owner to make the choice for their own beloved dog, but we agreed that it was much better medicine to spend the time discussing each individual client's fears, their dog's exposure risks, and health concerns before making a recommendation to vaccinate their pet.

Before the program begins, clients will meet with a trainer to discuss their dog's individual needs and set goals.

They also discuss the PBS documentary, Through a Dog's Eyes sponsored by Milk Bone, and the incredible work they are doing every day to place service dogs with individuals with disabilities.

Dr. Voss also discusses the extra-cap, TPLO and TTA procedures but this article is of note because he also addresses non-surgical options and writes, «In general, we do not advise this therapy as the ideal form of treatment, but it may be appropriate for individual dogs due to some combination of their very small size, inactive lifestyle...» Dr. Voss makes no recommendations or comments on the bone - cutting procedures but notes that the extra-cap procedure «seem to work reasonably well in small breeds and inactive dogs when performed by an experienced surgeon.»

They may also be used as potential treatments for some other canine ailments but whether or not they should be used at all will depend on the individual dog, but this should always be discussed with your vet before beginning treatment.

They will answer any questions and discuss the best dog worming tablets for your individual requirements.

In a wonderful, wide - ranging interview with guest host Lee (Flee) Courtney, Jan Williams — Southeastern Guide Dogs» Area Coordinator for Puppy Raisers in Tampa — discusses the enormous array of challenges and rewards involved with raising a puppy to become a guide dog for a visually - impaired individual.

Each dog also has individual issues to be discussed:

Bark collars can be a particularly difficult thing to fit to individual dogs and it is recommended that you discuss which bark collar is right for you with your veterinarian.

Unfortunately, this may also contribute to the sub-optimal clinical management of individual affected dogs if the condition is under - recognised and not discussed with clients.