Sentences with phrase «dogs feel secure»

The whole point of crate training is to create a place where dogs feel secure.

When dogs feel secure in knowing that they'll be fed and cared for every day, they respond better to occasional changes such as moving or their owner going on vacation.

Obviously this includes making sure dogs feel secure and are calm in their homes.

The best thing to do is remain calm, confident, and be a strong figure so your dog feels secure that you will protect and advocate for them (not the other way around).

Crates are great for house training because they make the dog feel secure.

Please remember that a new home is a big adjustment for your dog, too, so being patient while providing good consistency and basic training will help your dog feel secure.

Provide a den or «safe place» where the dog can retreat — this should be a place where nothing bad ever happens, a place where the dog feels secure.

So the essence of crate training is to use this natural drive to our advantage to help your dog feel secure and well behaved.

Using a crate that your dog is used to will help your dog feel secure.

These work like swaddling does for infants — they make your dog feel secure during stressful situations.

Not exact matches

We got the alarm system for the house, but I feel more secure with the dog.

I would rather have adjustable headrests for the backseat so my dog's booster seat straps would feel more secure.

A survey done on 150 patients at the Mayo Clinic found that those who sleep with their cat or dog feel more safe, secure and relaxed during their slumber, contributing positively to the quality of their sleep.

I want your dog to feel happy and relaxed and I want you to feel secure in knowing that your dog is being cared for in a loving, experienced and knowledgeable environment while you are away.

Owning a dog bed will give your pet a place that they will feel safe and secure in.

Dog grooming training should always include a lot of situations that make the dog feel comfortable and secuDog grooming training should always include a lot of situations that make the dog feel comfortable and secudog feel comfortable and secure.

• If you have other animals at home, make use of any barriers and kennels to help them feel safe and secure • Do not overcrowd them • If there is a dog (s) at home, consider covering their kennel or cage so the dogs will not be visible when you bring them home • Minimize moving cats from cage to cage • Provide a hiding place for them • If possible, bring a towel or something that smells like him • Clean their litter box frequently • Give them a predictable schedule for feedings

It is important that the dog feels free to leave the crate at any time; the door must be wide open and preferably also secured to prevent it from suddenly slamming shut.

It is also very naturalistic for a dog to have a «den» of their own to feel secure and sleep in.

This means that the dog is comfortable during play and feels secure.

Many dogs feel calmer and more secure when left in a crate, and if they're introduced to it slowly with positive methods, the crate can become a safe haven for them.

If you start grooming your puppy as soon as you get it, e.g. by gently combing its fur, checking for signs of illness, cutting its nails when necessary and so on, it will eventually turn into a large dog that is easy to groom and feels secure in your hands.

Your dog will feel comfortable and secure, without feeling confined.

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Incorporated into this routine are the extra bits that make life more enjoyable and varied but always reverting to the regular routines that allows the dog to feel secure in its environment and relationships.

It provides the dog with a place of his own, where he can feel secure and comfortable.

We crate trained her for 2 years so that my have kept her feeling calm and secure as young dog.

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Ideally the dog should be trained to like a crate or other «safe» place where it is confined when alone — the dog can feel more secure in this den like environment.

It can also be helpful to teach your dog to go to a place where he feels secure.

Dog homes should not be too big because dogs like to feel secure and cozy in a fairly small area.

All dogs are den animals and most will feel secure and comfortable in a crate (wire type or plastic airline approved type).

Often, this person is the one who gives the dog the most safe and secure feeling, and the dog would clearly show its affection towards him / her above others in the family.

You can help more nervous pets to feel secure when crate training a dog by covering part of the crate with a blanket.

Although your dog might be very well behaved and trained, please remember that in an emergency situation, their instinct, as well as feelings of pain or fear, could lead them to bite you if you attempt to secure them.

We help your dog learn to feel safe and secure and teach them to love having their nails trimmed or having their stuff taken away!

Properly restrain your dog so that he feels secure, and is unable to leave as soon as he realizes what you are doing.

If you have done the necessary homework, you should feel confident that your dog is safe, secure, and happy.

Dogs feel safe and secure when they're part of a family and have an established role, and transitioning between multiple homes requires a constant adaptation to changing environments and social structure, just like a child repeatedly changing foster homes.

Also, many dogs feel more secure in a new environment if they have a cozy den of their own.

Letting them get in touch with their instincts will make them feel secure and accepted as long as you're their cat and dog lover.

You think she would get along with submissive ones, but Keena feels secure with a dominant dog telling her what to do.

Some people don't like crating but as long as it isn't for long periods the dog will be fine, in fact he will probably feel more secure as separation anxiety may be the cause of the problem and it will be impossible to solve if you are not there.

What should be done now is to make both dogs feel as secure as possible and give them time to adjust to each other.

A bed is your dog's special place where he can feel safe and secure.

If you can utilize a crate to replicate the «den» environment that dogs need and feel secure in it will shorthand the process.

Dogs who have experienced loss of hearing or poor eyesight, may feel vulnerable and the owner's presence makes these dog feel more secure.

Many dog owners feel more secure and actually sleep better when snuggled next to their furry friends.

If you're the dominant dog, he'll feel secure when you feel secure — and won't defend territory against friendly visitors, meter readers, and letter carriers — but will still defend you and your home when the need arises.

Bigger is not necessarily better, because dogs tend to feel more secure in small spaces.