Sentences with phrase «dogs around understand»

I am sure moms like me with kids and dogs around understand entirely my struggle to maintain a clean house.

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DogStar Life believes its TailTalk, a smartband - like device that fits around your pup's tail, can help owners understand their dog's emotions.

This ****** of a manager why doesn't he understand some games they need extra muscle around them to protect them from these and I describe them as «dog type players»

What I gained from watching my parents with that dog was an understanding that there is always enough love to go around if you want there to be.

And then Garrone allows us to empathize with and understand Marcello, even though he may indeed be a drug dealer and coke fiend, at least he loves dogs and loves his daughter and just wants to live a simple life keeping the people around him happy.

If you substitute network for dog and roaming profiles for itch, you'll understand what happened at Forks High School last February when the network came crashing down around our ears — and didn't get stabilized for about a month!

Yet, whether a dog is spending a mere hour a day romping around in the snow in 30 degree temps or entire nights nestled in a wooden shed in the backyard, there are some things that every pet owner should know and understand about leaving their pets outside.

Jen Cao: Growing up around dog products in my childhood has certainly helped me understand the manufacturing process.

Knowing why your dog behaves in these instinctive patterns brings you a step closer to understanding how she thinks and how she communicates with you and the world around her.

Once children understand the importance of dog and cat safety, dog bite prevention, spaying and neutering, and proper health care, they'll become an advocate of animals in their home and around the world.

Most people do not have a good understanding of dog body language, and we have many examples of that in memes and articles that go around the internet.

One theory holds that dogs can see objects running around on TV, but they really do not understand them.

Owners need to understand their particular dog's acceptance level of other dogs and manage their dog appropriately when around other animals.

Some people insist that dogs do not understand human language, although many researchers around the world have discovered that the average dog can learn anywhere from 100 to 250 individual words.

«He does not understand or enjoy human contact... He prefers to be around the other dogs and keep to himself.

Requirements: Must be able to work on a fixed schedule (at the same time each week), be able to work independently, all volunteers must be comfortable around dogs while dog care volunteers must be comfortable with all size and breed of dogs, some knowledge / experience in interpreting and understanding cat / dog body language.

Requirements: Must be able to work independently, all volunteers must be comfortable around dogs while dog care volunteers must be comfortable with all size and breed of dogs, some knowledge / experience in interpreting and understanding cat / dog body language.

Requirements: All volunteers must be comfortable around dogs while dog care volunteers would benefit from being comfortable with all size and breed of dogs, some knowledge / experience in interpreting and understanding cat / dog body language.

This is the genius of dogs, and in this book, Hare looks at the science behind the social behavior of dogs and their ability to understand both our body language and even our words to figure out the human world around them.

The reason they belong there is because the vast majority of people don't understand how seriously a person can be injured when mistakes happen around dogs.

Dawn doesn't beat around the bush about Terrier behaviors but rather discusses behavior management techniques as well as training to develop the level of canine human rapport which results from understanding the dog's breed!

This helps dogs to understand that the commands will be rewarded and must be followed no matter what is going on around them.

is a mama's boy... loves to go for rides... fussy about food so I cook for him... extremely intelligent, have to spell some words around him cause he nearly understands everything I say... lol... If I mention walk or ride, he's ready immediately, so I spell it... He's a barker tho... definitely a watch dog... very loving & affectionate. . .

This course focuses on socialization of young dogs to teach them to interact with dogs and people appropriately, desensitization to sound, actions, people, and objects, housebreaking, crate training, bite inhibition, establish respectful relationships within your family, control nipping, chewing, digging, barking, resource guarding, household manners, how to handle of your dog calmly, how to be respectful with food and other items around the home, understand pet wellness and nutriion, as well as to understand your puppy's mindset.

Our puppy programs are designed around our understanding of dog behavior problems — not just how they are resolved, but how they develop.

Once your puppy or dog understands that being next to you is rewarding, try walking around the room with a loose leash.

Once children understand the importance of dog safety, dog bite prevention, spaying and neutering, and proper health care, they'll become an advocate of dogs in their home and around the world.

As animal experts around the country amplify their warnings about dog flu outbreaks, pet owners are scrambling to understand the illness and learn how they can protect their pets.

Courtney consistently receives accolades for her ease and likability around both dogs and humans, and her talent for translating dog behaviors so humans can understand them.

We can help you to understand what is going on and teach your dog to be more comfortable around strangers.

If you don't have a pet at home, make sure they meet dogs in their lifetime and understand how to behave around dogs.

Good socialization understands about thresholds and desensitization and walks the dog gradually around a dog park first to judge the reaction to the dogs and the dog gets a positive encounter with all types of dogs.

Once your dog understands she they must be quiet and respectful before any dog activity, they will not be so overexcited and dog obsessive with the things around them.

Our approach to dog training is built around helping dogs and their humans understand each other's needs.

Please understand that we place over 1,000 dogs and around 400 cats per year!

We invite you to discover why dog owners around the world have come to understand and value Bark Busters» successful methods of «training dogs the Aussie way»!

At DARE we understand these feelings and emotions, as many of the dogs we take into foster care go to the Rainbow Bridge without every being officially adopted, but they do not leave this world un-loved, as they immediately wrap their tails around the hearts of their foster parents.

We feel we are an extended part of the dogs» pack and constantly strive to sustain an environment in which they can improve their overall understanding of life around them and engage in positive, appropriate canine behavior...

However, if you have small kids you should watch them closely, as many of them don't understand how to behave around dogs, and may harm your pet.

«There is a growing awareness that BSL does not improve community safety and penalizes responsible dog owners and their family companions... If communities wish to implement effective dog bite prevention programs, recommendations continue to shift in favor of multifactorial approaches focusing on improved ownership and husbandry practices, better understanding of dog behavior, education of parents and children regarding safety around dogs, and consistent enforcement of dangerous dog / reckless owner ordinances in communities.

By understanding these phases of your pet's development, you can help develop a calm, confident dog that is a pleasure to be around.

All dogs around the world understand the message.

My boy is 3 he is a rescue from a back street breeder at 9 weeks old so he has grown up with me but he is constantly growling snarling an snapping at me when I try to pet him or if I want him to move or if I tell him off he also snaps at strangers and other dogs (he was attacked badly last year by a dog so now is very defensive around them) but I can't understand his aggression towards other people who he has never meet before and me and my family including my 13 year old brother I have tried Clicker training correction spray and god old fashioned shouting an a smack on the nose which resulted in me being bitten so i am at a total lose as to what to do next is it a confidence thing or a dominance thing

Understand that fast body movements (like the flailing hands of an excited child), riding bikes / scooters / skateboards / etc., screaming and acting up around dogs may trigger that natural chase instinct.

With their guidance and direction on understanding how a dog learns with positive training, our world turned around.

Make sure every child that plays with your dog understands how to behave around them.

Understanding how to train a dog does require you to do a bit of research of how dogs understand and process the world around them.

Wow, great information — thanks so much... I know nothing is set in stone but this is just the pure basics and now I have an ideal... great read and very understanding... I have a 4 breed mix dog (American bulldog, boxer, bull mastiff, Rottweiler mix... at least that's what I was told)... she is 3 months at 22 lbs (according to your chart she will be right around that) im praying she stays under a 100 lbs... thanks once again for the article... I guess dogs are really a lot like kids — there all different no blanket ownership here... no such thing as a bad dog just bad owners!!!

If you're interested in these breeds, make sure you fully understand that a walk around the block won't cut it with these dogs, and don't expect to find them snoozing on the couch when you come home from work; rather, most likely they'll be anxiously waiting for your return to get their daily dose of exercise.

Our dogs need some sort of cue to understand when they are «free» to move around again after we've told them to sit or stay.