Sentences with phrase «even housetrained dogs»

Dogs may drool, urinate and defecate (even housetrained dogs), bark, howl, whine, pace, scratch, chew, dig, try to escape (like Taz) or exhibit other separation anxiety behaviors.

Even a housetrained dog will have a few accidents until you learn each other's signals.

Not exact matches

I'm housetrained (that is what the humans call it), I get along with kids, old people, sorta old people, dogs, cats, even birds!

I don't even use a crate anymore since my dog is housetrained.

It is also a good idea to purchase pet cleaning supplies in advance of the arrival of your new dog, as accidents during the transition period are likely, even with housetrained dogs.

Even the most housetrained dogs often scent mark a new territory, so keep an eye on your dog when checking into a hotel room or vacation house.

Crates can be a very positive, important tool in housetraining and overall training a puppy or even adult dog.

Generally, dogs should not be crated for more than 4 to 6 hours at a stretch, even after they are fully housetrained.

This how to train your dog book talks about everything from picking the right puppy to add to your family, housetraining your pup and engaging it in basic obedience training, and even managing certain doggie behavioral issues like nuisance barking, jumping up, leash pulling, chewing, biting, aggression, and many more.

Even if, in the long run, you plan to allow your dog to sleep with a human, you'll likely need a doggy bed until your dog is fully housetrained.

Then the dog will start hiding its mistakes and it will be even harder to housetrain your dog.

Some dogs won't be housetrained until they are two years old, even with the best methods.

Older dogs are likely to already be housetrained — and even if they're not, they have the physical and mental abilities to pick it up really fast (unlike puppies).

Note: Even if your dog is certified, anytime your service dog causes a disturbance (barking, whining etc), shows aggression or fear, or has a housetraining mistake, you can be asked to leave the premises if you have been asked to remedy the situation and do not or can not.

Some puppies will even be housetrained by the time they leave the breeder's home, but of course if you change the training method (using pads instead of grass, for example) it will set the dog back a little.

This may not be achievable when they are young pups, but housetraining is well worth the effort, even for toy breeds and little dogs.

Even selecting a dog based on whether she matches your carpet is better than housetraining.

Even a previously housetrained neutered male dog will urine mark under certain circumstances.

Housetraining should be one of the easiest things you can do and if done properly will be over within 5 days; even if you do not spend enough time with your dog it only take a few weeks or up to a month, so you should select your dog based on her personality, whether or not she sheds, barks a lot, is calm and good in an apartment, or even if she smells too much.

Many people don't even consider getting an adult dog because they think they're impossible to housetrain.

Many people leave their crates set up even after they are done housetraining the dog so that the dog has a «room of his own» at all times.

Many adult rescue dogs come with imperfect housetraining skills — or none at all — and even dogs who were pottytrained in their previous homes will need a refresher course if they didn't get regular walks at the shelter.

«They are continuously around people, strangers are always coming into their area, there are other dogs around and even stray cats, they get obedience and housetrained and are taken around to be petted by all sorts of people.

Count on a dog marking or having accidents the first few days, even if he was housetrained.

Some dogs, even when housetrained, can have accidents when put in a new environment; however, this has not been the case withKisses.

Housetraining a dog is an adult job; children are too easily distracted to keep an eye on the untrained dog and too easily tempted to praise, treat, and play even when success is not achieved.