Sentences with phrase «dog around furniture»

Weave your dog around furniture in your house.

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(just for data points) He did get up on 3 once (semi-crawl), pulled up on furniture at 8 months, independent walking at 9 months (CARZYNESS I wouldn't wish early walking on anyone), finally crawled for the first time around 13 months when he decided to chase the dog.

Parents whose children are injured because they weren't in a proper car seat, didn't bolt a TV or furniture to the wall, co-slept or put their baby in an unsafe sleep environment, smoke constantly around their asthmatic child, leave medications or drugs out, think that the dog licking their child's face is «cute», refuse to vaccinate, etc etc etc..

a running list that includes re-doing old furniture, crafting, occasionally gardening, antiquing and collecting, decorating, baking, DIYing around our California house, working on our dream cabin in breathtaking south - central Utah (the namesake, along with our two dogs, of this blog), or anything else that sets that little creative corner of my mind ablaze.

When dogs begin to chew on furniture, shoes, clothes, and other valuable items around the house, they are simple bored and are trying to find any means to entertain their selves.

Usually the Bernese Mountain Dog Poodle mix has a coat that is low shedding or non shedding, so you don't have to worry about a lot of hair on your clothing, furniture, or around your home.

A few dollars and a few hours spent in obedience training will pay big dividends: the family will have a dog that is truly a joy to have around, a dog with manners that does not chew the furniture, steal cookies from the baby, jump on Aunt Martha with his muddy paws, or act like he's in harness for the Iditarod every time a leash is attached to his collar.

Do not allow your dog to lay on your feet, rest against you on the couch (dog's shouldn't be on furniture anyway), and you should not be tripping over them as you walk around your house.

Whether you're at work or out for the day, your dog could be playing at The Kennel Club LAX, and getting all the attention he needs (instead of laying around or chewing on the living room furniture!).

We also use heavy carpet pads and carpets around all furniture and beds to cushion impact, should a young (or old) dog slip by and get up on a high piece of furniture.

For dogs having trouble getting around: use ramps on stairs or for getting up to furniture; place down mats with gripped bottoms on slick floors.

Many people don't even notice these dogs are going blind until they move around the furniture or bring their dogs to a new place.

Left to their own devices, many dogs will chew on furniture, shoes, toys, and anything else they can get their jaws around.

Also sprinkle it around base boards and under furniture and dog beds.

Another type of shock deterrent that is used around the house, usually to keep cats and dogs off of furniture or counters, is an electronic mat, such as ScatMat.

I find that the crate or the dog pen is a grate opportunity to protect the puppy and my belongings (like furniture, shoes etc.) while I «m not around.

Approximately twenty small and medium mixed - breed dogs, including two 10 - week - old puppies, were found exposed to the elements, running loose in and around several trailers on the property, which was covered in piles of feces, empty glass bottles and can, broken furniture, metal sheeting, mattresses, tires, broken large appliances, and other hazardous trash.

When you suspect your dog is losing vision, it is important to keep the animal safe — block the stairs, don't let him or her into the road and don't move the furniture around.

To feed all my guys, who are all housepets, using raw chicken necks for instance would ensure not only some really messy floors, furniture and even beds, and require extra careful cleaning to avoid salmonella etc, but I am sure that the potential for fighting over food could be taken to a whole new level, were my dogs to all run off around the house with a chicken neck each, everyone looking for a safe and private corner to eat.

A teething dog can very often mean some pretty damaged furniture around the home but with the right amount of dog training, this chewing phenomenon can be prevented and your home furnishings can be saved.

Teach your dog not to jump when meeting new people by holding it down with one hand so that all four feet are on the ground; you can train your dog not to jump on furniture or not to jump around children.

Be sure to remove the leash when you can't supervise your dog so that it doesn't accidentally get caught on furniture or get wrapped around your dog's legs.

Extra safety precautions — ongoing supervision and surveillance of what's going on around your Toy Poodle, being careful where you step or sit, not allowing leaps from high furniture, keeping small objects off the floor so the dog can't choke, closing all gaps in fences and gates, etc..

Symptoms of this pet health condition in cats and dogs include the following: Scratching or pawing at the ear, Head shaking, Rubbing the ear against furniture or the floor, Discharge from the ear, Swelling of the ear canal, Odor coming from the ear, Redness of the ear canal, Scabs or crusts around the ear, Hair loss around the ear, Balance issues, Walking in circles, Pain in the ear and Hearing loss.

Once your dog is following closer, time yourself while practicing following - courses at home, going around furniture, from room to room, and from the house to yard.

For example, the dog will eliminate on the carpet instead of outside; the dog will bark all night long instead of just when a stranger is prowling around outside; or the dog will chew furniture instead of his own toys.

Giving a safe area for your pooch to play around, the indoor dog pen allows you to complete your chores without worrying about your fur friend destroying half of your home items like furniture, shoes etc..

You can also construct a furniture tunnel for your dog to run under and around.

You can train your dog not to jump on furniture or not to jump around children.

This is where problems often begin; the owner over protects the dog, may carry him around, let him sleep on the bed or jump on the furniture when he chooses, and picks him up in the presence strange dogs, and gives in to his demands for attention.

Even with daily brushing, you will have dog hair around, especially on rugs, clothes, furniture, and oh yes — occasionally in your food!

You — relaxing with the knowledge that your dog is not at home chewing on the furniture, barking, howling, crying or digging holes around the yard looking for an escape!

Or your dog who is tolerant of slower toddlers might have an over-stimulated prey drive when 7 - or 8 - year - olds are yelling, running around and jumping over furniture.

Suggestion: Success will be more likely if the owner blocks the dog's access to the furniture whenever she can't be around (e.g. confine the dog to a crate or a different room in the house).

Medinger recommended disinfecting furniture and surfaces around the house when the dog recovers from the flu by using general household disinfectants such as aerosol sprays and cleaners.

All the dogs I'd ever been around had at least been on something other than soft carpet and furniture.

Dogs will also spread their toys all over the house, drip water after drinking, bring in dirt, shed hair, sling slobber onto your walls when they shake their heads, and move your rugs and furniture if they start racing around the home.

According to the ASPCA, dogs with separation anxiety can exhibit a number of symptoms, including excessive barking and howling, attempts to escape, urinating or defecating around the house and finally chewing and trying to destroy furniture, belongings and other items.

Dogs that are losing their vision may appear to be clumsy and disorientated around the house — frequently tripping, bumping into furniture, and stumbling around.

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If your dog is going blind, you can create «scent trails» with things like lavender oil to help her find her way around, and use swimming pool noodles to pad sharp edges on furniture.

However, there are also tedious ones like moving a woman's furniture, and an infuriating vague mission where you have to follow a dog around until it decides to continue the mission.

The floors held up beautifully as we moved furniture around, four dogs ran in and out of the house with muddy feet, and as kids and family ate meals and hung out together playing games.

Because there is currently NO fence between us, after we took this photo we had to pile up outdoor furniture and other barriers around our patio and between our houses as a temporary fence (where that leaning wired fencing and plastic version was for awhile) in hopes of keeping our dogs safe when they go in out to our yard: -LRB-.

I always recommend to use furniture pads on anything that will be moving around on the tops of the floors -LCB- really heavy movement may scuff them, but daily use by the dogs does not -RCB- We did have a spot where the floor separated a smidge in our lower level -LCB- our fault when we installed -RCB-, and a little caulk fixed it right up.