Sentences with phrase «dogs their own digging»

To determine the tunes the dog digs, shelter staff tested out a number of playlists to see what resonates with a particular pup.

Dogs can go anywhere and no matter how we train then, they still end up doing something «bad» like dig through the trash and you wouldn't want your dog digging through the trash with your little one's dirty diapers in there, would you?

Now spin them round and round repeatedly just off the floor so that you resemble a dog digging a hole.

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Dogs dig.

Do All Dogs Dig?

Other things to consider before you decide if this is the right breed for you... If you don't want to deal with dog digging, too much barking or your dog chasing small animals, the Jack Russell Terrier is probably not for you.

If a dog digs a hole in your yard one time, I wouldn't necessarily recommend giving us a call.

As I've shown, there are various strategies to resort to in order to stop dog digging.

You'll find lots of information on dealing with many behavioral problems, including dog digging.

A dog digging from boredom or lack of exercise should be provided with more mental stimulation and opportunities for exercising.

Some dogs dig holes to lay in for cooling off or for sheltering themselves from the elements.

For example: some pets are good with other pets, others are not; some are good with children, some are not; many pets must remain inside; some dogs dig under fences and others climb fences; some pets have separation anxiety and will destroy your home when left alone.

Using the examples from above, whenever you see your dog digging, try using the command «Cut» or «Quit.»

When the dog digs, he will scrape his paws on the mesh.

They heard about rescue dogs digging through the rubble for survivors in the aftermath of the Sichuan earthquake.

She is a Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner (KPA CTP), certified trick dog Instructor (CTDI), scent games instructor (DN - FSG), Tellington TTouch practitioner, DogSafe Authorized Instructor, and co-owner of Dogs Dig It Training & Services Ltd..

(Passive dogs lay down to signal a find, active dogs dig when they have a find)

I have a chain link metal fenced yard that our dog digs under to escape.

This article deals with the common reasons that dogs dig, and supplies effective solutions to both prevent and deal with the issue.

For relief from the heat, the dog digs into the dirt.

To prevent your dog digging in your prized garden or other areas, try some of these tactics:

This is a pretty harsh method, and it won't be much fun for the dog (or for you, really - the primary reason most dogs dig is an excess of energy and not enough stimulation, so if you take that outlet away, he's REALLy going to be wired); but it does work.

When a dog digs a hole to escape its not always because he's unhappy.

Make sure there is plenty of water and shade available for your dog in the summer months; many dogs dig just to feel the pleasure of sprawling in the cool soil.

I had always just assumed that dogs dug holes in order to escape their yard.

However, that physique is not just for show, it actually helps the dog dig in the ground and fight badgers, which is why they were bred for.

For this method to work, you have to supervise your dog in the yard and react consistently every time the dog digs.

There are many reasons why dogs dig, however, and none of them have to do with spite or destructiveness.

The point about dogs digging holes in yards because they do not have adequate cover to keep cool and escape from the sun.

Kyla Hillard co-founded Dogs Dig It Training & Services Ltd..

Some dogs dig to hide their toys from other dogs (or perceived threats to their possessions).

If your dog digs up your yard, it can get pretty frustrating for you.

You need to be aware of whether your dog needs behavior modification (where you will have to find out the underlying reason why your dog digs and not just put chicken wire over everything) or obedience training (to understand commands).

I just had one of them at the vet on Saturday, this was a «city vet» and he commented on how gorgeous and great shape she is, patting her on the ribs made a little dust cloud rise and we chatted about my dogs digging caverns to go underground (they do have a choice of coming into the house via a doggy door, but digging is a favorite pasttime).

It can be infuriating to look out the window and see your dog digging a nice, big hole in the yard.

Cats may decide to go exploring if a door is left open, dogs dig under fences or «take a walk» through broken gates; animals «escape» from parking lots and rest stops.

This condition usually occurs in the fall and is caused by breathing in spores that are released when your dog digs into the ground.

I was seriously considering switching to this brand when I noticed my dog digging at his ears.

More often than not, we hear of dog digging as a tremendous problem.

So why do dogs dig in the yard to begin with?

Some dogs dig as a means to get your attention, even if it means they will be punished for it.

There is nothing in the world that can stop a dog digging if that's what it wants to do.

Outdoor play pens are a great solution for when you want to work in the yard without worrying about your dog digging or getting into trouble.

Another thing to remember is that some dogs dig out of boredom.

Hunting prey, boredom, entertainment, comfort, protection and escaping are common reasons dogs dig holes.

At Bark Busters Twin Cities, our dog obedience training covers how to stop dog chewing and dog digging.

Build your dog a digging pit (much like a child's sandbox) in a suitable corner of the yard.

Dogs dig cooling hollows in the summer, and warming pits in the winter.

Dogs dig to bury bones, and later to dig them up again.