Sentences with phrase «dog fences provide»

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They are not big dogs, but they require a lot of exercise, and families that do not provide it end up with a dog that digs holes, tears up fences, and runs off when given the chance.

Some dogs would be perfectly content to stay within the boundaries of a physical fence but their owners may be unable to provide them with a fenced in yard.

There are self waterers, bowls that clip onto fences, heavy bowls that don't get knocked over easy, heated water bowls that won't freeze, and plenty of other outdoor pet feeders to provide your dog with a steady supply of clean fresh water.

The Poochies Farm is five fully fenced acres with two huge heated indoor play rooms, two large fields and smaller runs to provide customized play groups for your dogs individual needs.

If the owner was NOT present, then, provided the dog was properly contained in a crate, kennel, fenced yard, home, or vehicle, then the owner of the dog would be exempt from penalties.

His dogs were his life; their days spent at the vet clinic rambling around with the other dogs and visiting patients, and at night went home with him to their fully fenced yard and slept on one of the comfortable dog beds provided by Doc.

Officers provide dog houses, food and even fence building supplies to help keep pets safely and humanely housed in their homes.

Should you wish to provide your rabbit with some outdoor fun, remember to place them in a fenced portion of your yard and always have an adult present to supervise and shield your rabbit from any dangers (such as racoons, dogs, etc).

I will provide a safe, fenced in yard while the Lil» Paws dog is outside supervised by you or a family member.

If you can't provide a fenced in yard for safe play, or commit to walk the dog on a leash daily, then don't get a dog.

Feed your dog a balanced diet with only a few treats, and make sure you provide for daily exercise, either with a large fenced yard where the dog can run or with daily walks.

But far too often, dogs who live in homes with fenced yards miss out on a basic activity that helps provide exercise, mental stimulation, and socialization to the world: the leash walk.

The fenced - in dog run was constructed by Fences for Fido, a Portland - based non-profit that provides dog houses, spay - neuter services, veterinary care and fencing to families whose dogs are chained or tethered.

One of their requirements is the dog being provided a fence be spayed or neutered.

Freedom Fences, a 501c (3) not for profit charity run by volunteers was co-founded in 2010 to try to reduce those numbers through education and by providing better living conditions for dogs living on chains by getting them off the chain and into a spacious fenced enclosure.

Although fenced yards provide a safe, handy place in which your dog can play and relax, every dog still deserves at least one walk a day outside the yard.

They provide a very safe and loving place for your dog to stay while you are out of town, with a large fully fenced yard for exercise and comfortable indoor space for resting.

This is why the Standard focuses on the well - bred German Shepherd Dog that has the gait to allow him to trot around the sheep (a «living» fence) all day, guard the shepherd and the sheep, and provide loyal companionship to the shepherd.

In addition to the fence, we also provide an insulated doghouse for each dog as well as spay / neuter services and emergency veterinary care when needed.

We insist that yards are securely fenced and shelter provided, whether inside the home or in a dog house outside.

Failure to comply with the spay / neuter ordinance, failure to obtain a dog license, failure to secure the pet on the property due to a wobbly fence, a broken gate and failure to provide medical care are all reasons that pet owners come to us for assistance.

She would enjoy having a fenced yard and a male dog to help provide confidence.

The dog shall reside at, and live inside of, the Adopter's dwelling.The Adopter shall provide the dog with a securely fenced yard or other humane means of exercise.

Donated funds are used to treat serious injuries, provide dog houses and fencing assistance, emergency response and basic pet and health care items for low - income pet owners etc..

We also provided humane euthanasia for pets who needed it, dog training classes, fixed fences, built dog runs, gave monthly pet food donations, and delivered dog houses to a total of 276 pets.

Nothing delights them more than doting on their «babies,» whether it's providing specially prepared meals, carefully vetted dog walkers, or a fenced - in yard with Read More

- Use multi-species stocking (i.e., sheep and cattle together)- Protect livestock in predator proof enclosures, especially at night - Utilize guard dogs, donkeys, or llamas - Confine ewes & cows during lambing / calving & at night - Provide rabbit wire covered enclosures with fencing buried below ground; rabbit cages are not recommended as they may be attacked through the cage or die of shock as they frantically seek cover.

The Shelter Campus features 100 acres of beautiful outdoor space and fenced - in dog parks, including a large 7 - acre Community Dog Park that is open to the public and provides room to roam for the community's social canindog parks, including a large 7 - acre Community Dog Park that is open to the public and provides room to roam for the community's social caninDog Park that is open to the public and provides room to roam for the community's social canines.

When available, we provide fencing grants to those willing to bring their dogs inside but lack the means to put up a fence so their dog is safe within their yard while spending appropriate amounts of time outside.

Central Ohio Pit Savers created the Shelter Diversion Program in conjunction with the Franklin County Dog Shelter to decrease the number of animals surrendered to the shelter by providing resources to dog owners, including (but not limited to) behavior resources, pet retention education, pet food and other supplies, advice on finding a new home for a dog (rehoming), funding for veterinary services (when funding is available), and pet retention services such as fixing fences to prevent lost doDog Shelter to decrease the number of animals surrendered to the shelter by providing resources to dog owners, including (but not limited to) behavior resources, pet retention education, pet food and other supplies, advice on finding a new home for a dog (rehoming), funding for veterinary services (when funding is available), and pet retention services such as fixing fences to prevent lost dodog owners, including (but not limited to) behavior resources, pet retention education, pet food and other supplies, advice on finding a new home for a dog (rehoming), funding for veterinary services (when funding is available), and pet retention services such as fixing fences to prevent lost dodog (rehoming), funding for veterinary services (when funding is available), and pet retention services such as fixing fences to prevent lost dogs.

For all of these reasons, always leash your dog when you are not in a secure fenced - in area, and always provide your Stafford with a safe place in your home, such as a crate or secure dog run, when you are not directly watching him, especially when he is still a puppy or adolescent.

The mission of Dogs Deserve Better comprises the following six principals: advocate and become a voice for dogs living chained or penned outside; educate society to evolve to higher ethical and moral standards for the treatment of dogs living under these conditions; meet with caretakers of dogs chained outside to advocate on behalf of the dogs and discuss other options available to them; fence yards to improve the quality of life for these dogs; provide low - cost or no - cost housetraining for dogs whose caretakers wish to bring them into the home; temporarily foster and find new homes for dogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for tDogs Deserve Better comprises the following six principals: advocate and become a voice for dogs living chained or penned outside; educate society to evolve to higher ethical and moral standards for the treatment of dogs living under these conditions; meet with caretakers of dogs chained outside to advocate on behalf of the dogs and discuss other options available to them; fence yards to improve the quality of life for these dogs; provide low - cost or no - cost housetraining for dogs whose caretakers wish to bring them into the home; temporarily foster and find new homes for dogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for tdogs living chained or penned outside; educate society to evolve to higher ethical and moral standards for the treatment of dogs living under these conditions; meet with caretakers of dogs chained outside to advocate on behalf of the dogs and discuss other options available to them; fence yards to improve the quality of life for these dogs; provide low - cost or no - cost housetraining for dogs whose caretakers wish to bring them into the home; temporarily foster and find new homes for dogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for tdogs living under these conditions; meet with caretakers of dogs chained outside to advocate on behalf of the dogs and discuss other options available to them; fence yards to improve the quality of life for these dogs; provide low - cost or no - cost housetraining for dogs whose caretakers wish to bring them into the home; temporarily foster and find new homes for dogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for tdogs chained outside to advocate on behalf of the dogs and discuss other options available to them; fence yards to improve the quality of life for these dogs; provide low - cost or no - cost housetraining for dogs whose caretakers wish to bring them into the home; temporarily foster and find new homes for dogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for tdogs and discuss other options available to them; fence yards to improve the quality of life for these dogs; provide low - cost or no - cost housetraining for dogs whose caretakers wish to bring them into the home; temporarily foster and find new homes for dogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for tdogs; provide low - cost or no - cost housetraining for dogs whose caretakers wish to bring them into the home; temporarily foster and find new homes for dogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for tdogs whose caretakers wish to bring them into the home; temporarily foster and find new homes for dogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for tdogs whose caretakers wish them to have a better life, but are unwilling or unable to provide that for them.

Pro: they provide a safely - fenced area for dogs to play and socialize, unencumbered by leashes Do dogs need off - leash play and exercise?

Neutering provides benefits far beyond that of keeping your dog from climbing a fence and roaming.

Foster families follow similar rules to those adopting pets, such as foster homes of dogs must have an adequately fenced yard or provide adequate exercise and foster homes of cats must keep the kitties inside.

BAVA is a 501c3 organization that provides hundreds of hours of service annually to the dog park by watering, spreading mulch, filling holes, collecting and bagging trash and «poop», painting, repairing the fence, restoring grass, rounding up recycled plastic bags and providing fund raising and park beautification projects such as tree planting, table and bench assembly, memory plaques, shade sails, patios, pet fountains and much more!

Nothing delights them more than doting on their «babies,» whether it's providing specially prepared meals, carefully vetted dog walkers, or a fenced - in yard with plenty of room to run and play.

The 9 acre fenced area in the northeast portion of the park provides a secure environment for dog owners to exercise their pets off - leash.

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Vigil refused to pay for plumbing repairs, Honce objected to Vigil's offer to construct a «dog - run fence,» and Honce refused to accept «stepping stones» provided by Vigil, which he provided to all tenants for their pathways.