Sentences with phrase «do dogs harm»

We know for a fact that some cats — not all, but some — wish to do dogs harm.

Substituting people food because you've got leftovers can only potentially do your dog harm.

Not exact matches

Letting everyone know what you ate for breakfast, lunch, and dinner along with how many times you walked your dog today will do much more harm than good when it comes to likeability.

Clinical trials in dogs are similar to those done in humans, with safety protections in place to minimize harm.

So while dogs aren't as bad as cats on the extinction scale, their impact shouldn't be ignored, especially when you look more closely at the harm they can do.

As long as your dog doesn't have any wheat or grain allergies, pasta won't harm them.

Luckily, green beans don't harm dogs, and they can actually be a good addition to their routine meals.

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Regardless of a dog breed's temperament, their size and strength undoubtedly impacts the harm they could do — even accidently.

Also, large dogs, if destructive or aggressive can do more harm to property and people.

Although some may believe that only certain dog breeds are more predisposed to cause harm, the reality is that any dog has the potential to do so.

Some dogs could be harmed by overuse of these products and I don't recommend them.

Waggin Train is finally off store shelves but Purina doesn't seem to want to take responsibility for the 383 dogs that died and the 2,245 more that were harmed by jerky products in 2012.

The author is well meaning, but in my opinion, is a dog trainer wannabe, and would do more harm than good for her dog.

Over-vaccinating your dog could make them prone to more diseases, which would do more harm than good.

Making any animal that isn't already truly domesticated (e.g., a cat or dog) into a pet ultimately does way more harm than good - and any animal rights association focused 100 % on the welfare of animals - regardless of human wants or needs agrees with me.

Traffic, other cats, dogs, coyotes, other larger wildlife, and humans that do not want your cat roaming in their yards often harm or kill these pets.

Canine training methods have evolved tremendously and we now know that punitive, negative reinforcement training methods do much more harm to a dog than good.

This is an irresponsible scam to trick people into adopting dogs they don't want (pit bulls), and is another way that shelters are actively harming animals with their outrageous policies.

If in the end, your dog or cat eats grass no matter what you do, it is not likely to cause any harm, in fact, it could even stand to do them some good.

All dogs, of any breed, mix, or size, with teeth have the ability to significantly harm us if they choose to do so.

These dosages do not harm the dog at all.

She loves other dogs and is a tiny bit shy with humans just until she knows you won't do her harm.

How do I train a dog to not harm other pets or livestock?

Recent reports state that tea tree oil may do more harm than good for your dog.

If a dog gets stung by a bee or wasp, it does not usually cause grave pain or harm (It does hurt the dog though).

Don't let your dog take part in things that may injure or harm him because of health or physical capability problems.

Vaccines have proven time and time again that they can do a lot of harm, many dogs have died due to vaccine reactions.

However, I don't think it will do any harm to take your dog to the vet and it might be helpful.

It's easy enough to ignore barking, nipping — even messed rugs and torn furniture — in comparison to the possibility of a dog doing harm to another living being.

And then they can do your dog more harm than good.

With younger dogs a group class with adult dogs can be very overwhelming and sometimes will do more harm than good.

Force all bad people to be euthanised or put into testing, the dogs have done no harm.

It is true that many forms of punishment are very mild and do not physically harm the dog and in theory, there is nothing intrinsically terrible about punishing a dog provided that the punishment is appropriate and not harmful.

However, they do love children and get along with other pets when introduced to them correctly, they are also great watch dogs, barking loudly when someone enters their territory, but never harming them.

I don't think it's his fault that people are shocked when a dog they own that does belong to these breeds causes harm though.

they don't want vicious dogs harming other animals and people

In the below list I'm not trying to discourage pet owners from adopting rescue dogs but rather attempt to discuss some of those potentially wrong reasons for adopting a dog, some of which may do more harm than good, and when rescue may not be for you (and our editor Samantha has further expanded on this topic in her podcast episode).

Nail trims have done more harm striking fear in dogs at vet visits than anything else.

Making your dog or puppy Say Please before dashing off to do what she wants can help keep her out of harm's way (in the car, at the door, et cetera).

Taking full control of your dog while on a walk is essential for you the owner as obviously, you do not want your pooch escaping from you and coming to harm.

It will not do any harm on the dog, the teeth or the overall health, so you will live safely with this toy.

A key question, then, for veterinary professionals who need to refer their clients to a dog trainer or behavior consultant, is whether they will refer to those who promote methods that include pain and fear as a means of motivation, or those who use more progressive methods that rely on scientifically - supported protocols based on positive reinforcement and seek to do no harm.

i love my dogs and would never do anything to harm them but I'm not going to freak out because they have ground up meat and bones in their food.

An outdoor kennel is a way to keep your dog protected from harm; and do not worry, dogs they can still bark if somebody enters your property!

For instance, if your dog is highly sensitive to touch then a prong, shock or choke collar may do more harm to his training than good.

The only reason the dog could think of to explain why the owner was still pursuing him after he had submitted to the owner's dominance was the owner intended to do him harm.

Potentially doing any form of stretching, simple or otherwise, without warming your dog up first could do more harm than good.

Perhaps one of the greatest drawbacks of punishment in training is that it is difficult to teach the appropriate level of force required to get the job done, to a novice dog owner, without harming the dog or damaging the bond between the two of them.

I also don't think that dogs or owners should be judged by «what if» scenarios when a dog hasn't actually caused anyone any physical harm.