Sentences with phrase «do with the dog bite»

This has a lot to do with the dog bites we hear about with kids and Chows.

Not exact matches

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I do look a bit like I was in a middle school food fight with oats all over my face, neck and chest; and the dogs are following me around smacking their lips, sniffing the air.

We served it with sweetcorn spring rolls and didn't deviate from the recipe at all (benj — if you don't mind me saying so that sounds like my old mongrel dog when I was younger — a little bit of everything!

Dogs don't need the extra sugar but we made these as a once in a blue moon treat so I sweetened them a bit with honey.

I had one as a child too and the dog on a string, along with some other Fisher Price bits and bobs — do you remember the old fashioned record player?!

More work is also needed with dog breeders to supply dogs that are less likely to bite and that have inhibited bites that do less damage, moving away from a victim or owner «blame» model to explain dog bite injury.

A bit of bending and stretching every day, followed by a walk around the block with my dog, and that's exercise crossed off my to - do list.

Maybe the little Indian boy's dog doesn't die when the big bad tornados threaten all of Mumbai — despite our general acceptance of millions of humans biting the dust in these things — but disaster movies might have just flatlined with director and co-writer Dean Devlin's chaotically stupid bid to emulate his old partner, catastrophe peddler Roland Emmerich.

Chief is a stray dog who is the group skeptic and doesn't hesitate in greeting most anyone with «I bite».

Another ally is Chief, a stray that the terrific Bryan Cranston intones with just the right notes of confidence and genuine vulnerability («I'm not a violent dog, I don't know why I bite»).

ITALIAN ACTRESS ASIA ARGENTO, 26, agreed to tell us a little bit about herself the other day — if you don't know, she is co-starring with the newly estimable Vin Diesel in the action - packed thriller XXX — and by the end of the telling, wild dogs had to drag us away.

Body roll is pretty well contained and feels well matched with the grip afforded by the tyres, but the 320d does that nodding - dog trick that many diesels are afflicted with: the weight of the engine seems to gradually upset the damping until the front and rear ends seem to get out of phase with each other and the car feels a bit like an unbalanced dumb - bell.

This brings us to Prima, a dog with a face and stature that you might find a bit scary if you didn't know any better.

Some dogs even have their own cushioned chairs with food, bones, water and toys; and some get a little bit of attitude if a passerby doesn't give them a scratch or pat on the head.

«Ceramic - type of crowns can be used in dogs, but remember we are dealing with a patient that does not have the «power to reason,» and you can tell a human not to chew on a hard piece of candy or «do not bite down on a steak bone» (as in human dentistry), but the pet goes outside and chews on the fence instead or picks up a piece of firewood and carries it across the back yard — and shatters the ceramic crown — kind of like dropping a heavy metal soup spoon into a porcelain sink in the kitchen.

If you have time to exercise and play with a dog, though, you could do your bit to get the Miniature Bull Terrier out of the Vulnerable Native Breeds list.

I recently evaluated a Vizsla with an Environmental Phobia that did the exact same thing: the dog was always stressed in public, so when the dog got out of the car and saw a neighbor, it ran across the street and bit her in the posterior.

Don't play tug - of - war with your dog - it will not only encourage him to think he's your equal, it can promote nipping if you use a rope toy, for example, because he'll try to bite at your hands to make you lose your grip on the toy.

Dogs that are doing lots of biting and licking at their paws, along with itchy ears and chronic ear infections are often plagued by yeast.

Lisa J. Edwards, CPDT - KA, CDBC, is the best - selling author of A Dog Named Boo: The Underdog with a Heart of Gold, and Please Don't Bite the Baby (and please don't Chase the dogs) keeping our kids and our dogs safe and happy together.

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

Answer by lizz hahha woooowww i had a (50 %) pitbull (50 %) chihuahua given to me for my birthday never did i have health problems with him nor was it aggressive in the littlest bit he was a sweetheart active beautiful dog with green hazel eyes he had puppies with a chihuahua female puppies were fine bulky and fat like pitbulls but gorgeous dogs nothing but healthy some people just need knowledge to be shoved up their heads:) ALTHOUGH IF YOU DO NT WANT DOGS THEN DO NT GET IN A POSITION LIKE SO DOGS ARE A GREAT COMPANION AND SOMETIMES THEY DO NT LAND IN GOOD HANDdogs nothing but healthy some people just need knowledge to be shoved up their heads:) ALTHOUGH IF YOU DO NT WANT DOGS THEN DO NT GET IN A POSITION LIKE SO DOGS ARE A GREAT COMPANION AND SOMETIMES THEY DO NT LAND IN GOOD HANDDOGS THEN DO NT GET IN A POSITION LIKE SO DOGS ARE A GREAT COMPANION AND SOMETIMES THEY DO NT LAND IN GOOD HANDDOGS ARE A GREAT COMPANION AND SOMETIMES THEY DO NT LAND IN GOOD HANDS >:

It's always important to teach all children how to play gently with a dog so they don't pull on tails and ears or do things to provoke a dog into biting.

Dogs do communicate with their bodies and most dogs will demonstrate certain body language postures or cues, prior to bitDogs do communicate with their bodies and most dogs will demonstrate certain body language postures or cues, prior to bitdogs will demonstrate certain body language postures or cues, prior to biting.

It's also important to teach all children how to play gently with a dog so they don't pull on tails and ears or do things to provoke a dog into biting.

Predictable and consistent behavior Prefers human company, especially children Relatively «directable» without training Affectionate Able to be banged around, by kids and clumsy humans Comfortable indoors and outdoors Doesn't require a lot of exercise Calm in the home; not hyperactive High drives and excellent mental focus Athletic, excellent conformation, and excellent endurance Able to take, and learn from, a correction High initiative Low fearfulness Submissive to Dominant: depends upon the nature of the work Low other - dog aggression is preferred, but not always a requirement Quiet: unless barking is needed for the work If used for protection, will follow through and bite with intention, if not used for protection, then little to no aggression in most circumstances Easily Housetrained

I have worked with MANY biting dogs that have had medical problems, so much so, that I almost always now have a full medical workup done on these cases before I work with the dog.

while some dogs do have a higher chance to bite a person, i compleatly disaggree with this list, i mean chiwawa's arnt even listed and they have a higher chance to bite than a rott or a pit bull... after all if raised correctly both rots and pits are very freindly, however, people think those dogs have to be mean, so they raise them to be mean... other dogs like a doberman can also be very friendly, but due to the immense inbreeding they suffure from brain issues which drive them insane and violent....

There are several factors that determine bite force, but scientists agree that the size of a dog's head has a lot to do with the amount of pressure it can exert with its jaws.

As a child I used to dog sit the neighbor's dog and even though we never had a family dog, a few of our neighbors did and we were able to interact with them and spoil them a little bit.

If you bring home a puppy or dog, take the necessary steps to protect your kids with dog bite prevention: supervise them when they play with the dog, teach them dog etiquette to keep the family pet from biting unexpectedly, and show them what to do if they come across a stray dog.

Television has people brainwashed about these dogs... little house dogs attack an bite people everyday but the American Pit Bull Terrier always makes headlines and is demonized... I am against dog fighting to the fullest I hate it with a passion pit bulls are not fighting dogs if you did research the Staffordshire Terrier are the original dogs bred to fight did ya know that??? Makes me sick when people stereotype an 9 times out of 10 they never even owned the bred

Considerations for intake / surrender: Do not accept dogs with bite history.

With play, puppies learn how to do important dog activities like chasing and running, pawing, biting, and fighting.

my dog likes the flavor, does a lot better with the bite size as he is chewing his food and not gulping it as he did with smaller bite sizes (even in his slow feed bowl), good stools, no indigestion

Anyone living with more than two dogs is five times more prone to bites than someone who does not live with a dog.

Every dog needs to stress out the energy, so if you don't go on regular walks with the dog and you leave it to wander in the neighborhood, it can start acting weird, aggressive, can wander in the house looking for some objects to chew or bite.

While it is indisputable that certain breeds of dogs do bite more than others it's also hard to argue with thousands of year's worth of domestication.

Many organizations have published useful articles and guides that deal with preventing dog bites and what to do if you believe a dog may attack you.

Previous infection with Lyme disease - causing bacteria does not confer protection against future infected tick bites, so get dogs vaccinated today.

However, one of the issues that many people do have with their Labrador dogs is that they tend to shed quite a bit.

How do you know if you have a serious aggression / biting problem with your dog?

These are very mild - mannered dogs that are good with children and do not bite, and are easily trained, as well.

If you don't mind a bit of high maintenance when it comes to brushing and bathing, Charlie Brown's best friend is an ideal dog for families with children.

There are a multitude of reasons why a dog might bite a family member that have nothing to do with pack leadership, such as illness or injury.

I agree with the Rottweiler facts caus I just got out of the hospital 24 bites with 4 long rips down my leg and a good dog is a shitsou dog I have one named purl and another one is a golden - doodle so one for therapy and hounds great dogs and don't bite and toy puddles are good to saw one of them to well that's it.

They hired a dog trainer who proceeded to spray the dog with Bitter Apple for growling, and then when that didn't work and the trainer was bitten, the trainer then slammed the dog's head against a wall!

Dog Bite Prevention Week, in short, is not really protecting anyone but the breeders and owners of the most dangerous dogs, while perpetuating the myth that «any dog» can do what only dogs of a few closely related breeds do with tedious frequenDog Bite Prevention Week, in short, is not really protecting anyone but the breeders and owners of the most dangerous dogs, while perpetuating the myth that «any dog» can do what only dogs of a few closely related breeds do with tedious frequendog» can do what only dogs of a few closely related breeds do with tedious frequency.

Kathleen Kistler, who retired as executive director of the Sequoia Humane Society last week, said that it is not unusual for dogs to bite when their food is fiddled with: It's called resource guarding and lots of dogs do it, regardless of breed.