Sentences with phrase «dog fits into your family»

Not exact matches

So if our defense against Breeder Haters is that we breed dogs to preserve the lines that we adore, and we want healthy well - adjusted puppies that fit into our family, why does that stop being true as soon as you produce a mix - breed?

After you have met the greyhounds and selected a few possible dogs that you think may fit well into your family, then GAS will help you introduce the candidates to your first dog.

For others, predictability may be critical to that dog fitting into their home, family and lifestyle.

This way, you're only looking at pets that meet your requirements, and you don't fall in love with a dog that won't fit into your family.

While we encourage you to look elsewhere, including other rescue groups and your local shelter for a rescued dog, our volunteers are working hard to find a dog that would fit into your family if your application is approved.

A well - trained Akita is a beautiful dog to own and will fit into any family, becoming an integral member of the pack.

As this article has hopefully made clear, it is important to consider not only the specific breed of dog you will choose, but also the dog's individual temperament and how it might fit into your family structure.With these caveats, here is the list for breeds that are known to be good with children.

We always strive for successful, permanent placements and in assessing your family and home we are better able to determine if a particular dog will «fit» into your life based on their temperament and personality, which is to your advantage, so please provide as many details as possible.

Schnoodles make great family dogs because of their gentle temperament and ability to fit into many lifestyles.

These dogs require a lot of exercise, so they fit into lifestyles of more active families and those with large yards where they can run free.

If you are an active family, then this type of dog will fit naturally into your lifestyle.

If you decide you want to continue the adoption process after meeting the dog, we will set up a home visit to be sure the dog will fit into the adopting families lifestyle.

Once you know you have the time to do it, you need to decide what type of dog fits best into your family and living arrangements.

I think the older dogs easily fit into new families.

Do some research (use our breed selector) and due diligence to see what dog best fits into your lifestyle and family profile when you are choosing a breed.

Then they have a baby and Marley struggles to fit into their perceived idea of the family dog.

Shane took his time because he knew how important it was to find a dog who would fit into his young family.

If for whatever reason the dog you choose doesn't fit into your lifestyle, we will simply place the dog into a new foster family.

(3) When little is known a dog's background, a potential adopter must lean heavily on the shelter staff to help match him with a dog that stands a good chance of fitting into his family.

-- but they tend to be very sweet dogs with mellow temperaments that fit very well into many families.

Descended from wolves, they maintain highly - evolved patterns of behavior that help them fit into a human or dog family, but those behaviors must be triggered and nurtured in order to fully develop.

Many pets are returned to shelters and rescues because they do not fit into the adopting families» lifestyles, or because the family is unable to meet the dog's needs.

We find out all that we can about the older dog that you are considering — in order to determine if it will fit into the lifestyle and «atmosphere» of your family.

Dogs can live for quite a long time, and there are many animals given to shelters because they didn't fit into the family when the kids came along.

Somerset Cottage Poodle Rescue is focused on providing a much needed service for the ever increasing amount of poodles that come into our rescue through no fault of the dogs - we will do everything we can to meet your expectations and find the best fit for your family.

These dogs bond strongly to one owner, and while they may fit into a family, they usually remain devoted to their primary caretaker.

This is one example of how integrating fostering with the adoption program can turn a negative — adoption returns — into a positive, by using fostering to make sure that dogs are a good fit for their adoptive families.

Upon approval of the application, the dog and the adopter enter into a two week «trial» or foster period, to make sure it's the right fit for the family and the dog.

Delves into the temperaments and traits of mixed - breed dogs, trainability and helping dogs fit into human families.

Some shelters would be willing for you to «adopt» an older dog for a week to get an idea if the particular dog would fit into your family life.

For instance, some dogs may have a difficult time fitting into a home with very young children unless they came from a family with children.

Second, it allows our fosters to really get to know the dogs and help us place them into homes that will be a good fit for both the dog and the adoptive family.

Some breeders focus on breeding only Long Coated German Shepherds, and since they don't breed their dogs for protection work, longhaired German Shepherds tend to have a softer, milder temperament that fits well into many families.

Dogs no one else wants — dogs typically with behavior issues that prevent them from fitting into a famDogs no one else wants — dogs typically with behavior issues that prevent them from fitting into a famdogs typically with behavior issues that prevent them from fitting into a family.

A dog's foster family can give you valuable information about its personality and temperament, and what type of home it will best fit into.

We all hope that our pets will fit harmoniously into our homes and families, but some dogs behave in ways that are problematic for their owners, such as barking incessantly, digging, chewing, and showing aggression.

As an older dog, he is not trying to prove his dominance over humans, and, in general, he is ready to fit himself into his human family «pack,» and to do whatever is necessary to make that fit as comfortable as possible.

If an adult dog has to continually try to figure out where he fits into the family, life is a lot more stressful and he is more likely to develop behavioral problems.

The best way to know that a dog is right for your family is to meet that dog, evaluate it in person, speak with the dog's foster family, review any behavioral assessments, and do an honest evaluation on whether you feel it would be a good fit — taking into consideration the advice and recommendation from other vested parties including volunteers / foster families of Ginger's Pet Rescue.