Sentences with phrase «doggy behaviors»

Not only that, but chewing is a very natural doggie behavior, whether we humans like it or not.

The breed isn't known for precise obedience, but these dogs have more than enough intelligence to learn the basics of good doggie behavior.

Teaching dogs ESL — English as Second Language — English words for doggy behaviors and actions.

Especially when we don't teach them to replace their natural doggy behaviors with ones that we can live with.

My extensive work with shelter dogs has also taught me that any dog can be taught appropriate doggie behavior and can be rehabilitated.

While poor diet, hygiene or typical doggy behavior such as rolling around in excrement will naturally lead to a smelly dog, there are certain breeds which smell far less than others.

Doggie behavior doesn't directly mirror that of human beings, even if it seems to parallel it.

Understanding Doggie Behavior Ever wondered what your dog's behavior actually meant?

Another normal doggy behavior moment.

Should you want to test your dog for allergens or discuss corn's effect on doggie behavior, make an appointment with your vet.

Otherwise boredom will give way to destructive doggie behavior and rowdy play.

Almost all of the annoying doggy behaviors are due to boredom.

This is doggy behavior reinforcing who is the boss and who is the subordinate.

Instead, think of this pattern for improved doggy behavior: EXERCISE — BOUNDARIES — PRAISE — PURPOSE

As far as undesirable doggy behaviors go, chewing and barking certainly rank among the most popular.

This is perfectly appropriate doggie behavior.

Rescue dogs come with typical doggy behaviors that are completely workable (housetraining, chewing, jumping), but can be overwhelming.

Training comprises teaching dogs ESL (English as a Second Language)-- teaching dogs human words for doggy behaviors and actions, so that they understand how we would like them to act.

«The hikes allow them to relax, enjoy natural doggie behaviors, and show us their true personalities.

Often behaviors which are «normal» doggie behaviors will take the most time such as barking, digging and jumping.

With ambiguous cues, as with any doggy behavior, the important questions are: 1.

Of course, lure / reward training is the way we teach our dogs human words for doggy behaviors and actions, so that we may communicate our wishes to them, even in a perfectly constructed English sentence, such as, «Phoenix, come here, take this (a note) and go to Jamie please».