Sentences with phrase «dog choices»

However, we don't always give dogs the choice.

They gave dogs the choice to go to their owner or a stranger — in two different situations.

Shedding isn't a problem for poodles, even if their hair is long and dense, which makes them a great dog choice for people who have allergies.

Bear in mind, this is still no guarantee of a great dog choice, but it is important to read that dog the best you can.

Don't skimp on your hot dog choice, I went with Hebrew Nationals (2 carbs each) but sooo worth it!

Since these dogs can be aggressive and domineering if they aren't socialized properly, they aren't a good dog choice for new dog owners.

Of course, there is nothing that gets my point about how great he is better than saying that he is America's first dog choice.

In fact, they have been one of the more popular purebred dog choices within the United States for years.

Eleni replied: «What's with the «designer» puppy farm dog choices?

Enrichment gives dogs choice and control, which tends to increase overall welfare and the likelihood of thriving.

Arthritis, allergies, digestive issues, hypothyroidism, diabetes and cancer are directly related to the lifestyle choices you make for your dog

It's now established, Obama's dog choice HAS had an effect.

We spend so much time preaching about how to listen to your dog, give your dog choices, respect who your dog is, that it's unexpected that I should be talking about leadership.

All that aside, even though Roxy holds a special place in my heart and always will, I've ruled beagles out as a dog choice for my husband and I. I spent my childhood being pulled around by a dog when she caught wind of a scent, I know I'd be able to find another great companion in a beagle, but I'm not so convinced I'd find one I can enjoy leisurely strolls with when I'm having one of my less outdoorsy days.

With me, I want to eliminate the poor behavior and give the dog another choice, a better alternative!

If you give your dog the choice between their dog food and some cooked chicken, they're going to choose the cooked chicken every time.

Breeders and pet - store owners have pushed back, saying activists have gone too far in attacking a regulated industry and removing consumers» «dog choice.»

However, the Picard always tries to stay close to its owner and family, so even if you have a big yard and give the dog the choice of where it wants to be, it will prefer to stay inside with you, rather than alone outside.

It is most important that you follow safe and appropriate behaviors such as asking the owner permission to approach the dog, letting the dog make the choice to approach you, gently petting on the dog's side, and giving the dog the choice to continue or end the interaction.

So you need to give your dog a choice - not by limiting his movement, with your tightly - wound lead - but by giving him enough loose lead for him to move away then choose to move back to you.

So remember, give your cat or dog a choice, aim for a low intensity interaction, stroke them in the places they like best, and keep an eye on their body language throughout.

Sure, if you gave your dog a choice between a bone or a bowl of his healthy kibble there's a darn good chance he'd go for the bone.

This type of «punishment» is NOT considered «force» as it gives the dog a CHOICE, so it is acceptable in training.

While I have discussed choices extensively in other articles, let's discuss giving our dogs choices when they're meeting other dogs or people.

Give Your Dog Choices During Greetings It's all about choices, especially for dogs.

This is becoming a more popular food choice for owners interested in providing a raw diet for their dog

Lightheartedly explain, «Dogs really don't have many choices in this world, so this is my way of offering my dog choices and it works well for both of us.»

While I have discussed choices extensively in other articles, let's discuss giving our dogs choices when... [Read more...]

Giving your dog a choice during greetings will drastically reduce fearful dog behavior.