Sentences with phrase «dog at a safe distance»

Walking the dog at a safe distance from other dogs is also a must to keep everybody safe.

Try taking him on walks with other dogs at a safe distance and use plenty of positive re-enforcement until he gets used to the situation.

Be sure to use a fire screen and keep your dog at a safe distance from the fireplace.

Not exact matches

It may be helpful to start out with Daisy on leash on the outside of the fence, and as dogs approach the fence, give Daisy a treat, and an opportunity to sniff or be sniffed at a safe distance.

The dog can be a part of the party, but at a safe distance for everyone.

NOTE: Some mill dogs have learned to eat under stress so will eat so watch the dog's body language and always try to work at distance they feel safe.

Alternatively, keep on walking and pass the dog by, or put your dog in an obedience command of sit and stay (at a safe distance) while the other dog passes.

If he left his litter too early or his dog experience is limited, he may need to learn how to «speak dog» - but first he needs to just feel safe observing them at a distance.

It gave me the confidence to go back out walking with him in the presence (but at a safe distance) of other dogs & people.

As an example, if a trainer is going to work with a dog that's aggressive toward children, her first order of business would be to remove all access to children, or at least ensure children were at a safe distance at all times.

Keep the hair dryer constantly moving at a safe distance from the dog.

One, it creates distance between the two dogs, and works at keeping things safer, but it also teaches my dog that I will handle these situations, and that he can trust me to do so.

If you are feeling like you really want a challenge see if your pup will down for you at a safe distance from another dog or a couple of dogs playing.

Since it is not usually apparent how much of the toxin the mulch contains, it's best to keep dogs a safe distance away, to always supervise your pet while outside, or to not use the mulch at all.

Start with a friendly, smaller dog kept at a safe distance and work from there.

Bring the dog indoors immediately and dry her off if necessary (a hair dryer on low - medium setting will help warm her at the same time — just be sure to keep it at a safe distance to avoid burns).

Here is a clip in which I allow him to watch another dog play fetch in a field at a safe distance.

Finally, there are ways to make the dog less bored in the kennel: safe toys, different height perches so the dog can find different ways to look out, maybe a bird feeder off at a distance for the dog to see some activity, regular exercise and play each day, and lots of personal time with you when you are home.

Place food such as dry cat or dog food, peanut butter sandwiches, sliced oranges, apple chunks, and water at a safe distance from the injured raccoon.

This way, you can expose him to one dog (or person) at a time, at a safe distance and give him something to do, such as chewing a toy or eating his kibble.