The phrase
"exuberant dog" means a very energetic and lively dog.
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Consider choke collar alternatives
for exuberant dogs, such as head halters and squeeze harnesses; for dogs that pull all the time a choke collar becomes a choking collar and not a correction device
This is an excellent trait, since Labs are happy,
exuberant dogs who forget that they're considered a medium - to - large sized breed.
IHS founded the Inmate Dog Alliance Project of Idaho (IDAPI) where some of our most difficult to place shelter dogs — generally young,
especially exuberant dogs — become well - socialized, trained family pets.
The pets shouldn't be able to get through unless you have a
very exuberant dog with a lot of body weight.
My name is Max and I am
an exuberant dog looking for my forever home!
Cats can often be overwhelmed by puppies or
exuberant dogs.
Fortunately, for Apollo, the animal shelter staff felt that there might be a place for
the exuberant dog — even if it wasn't in someone's home.
These exceptional and
exuberant dogs, like yours, wind up digging, jumping, pulling at covers, and acting like an adolescent at a sleepover party.
It is a devoted companion, but socialization is important if
this exuberant dog lives with small children.
Socialization is particularly important if you want
this exuberant dog to live with small children.
The Guelph Humane Society is looking for regular shelter volunteers who can commit to at least once weekly to walk, bath, groom, clean and care for strong,
exuberant dogs; socialize with their cats or rabbits and play with the kittens.
In fact, sometimes it's the most outgoing and
exuberant dogs that are the hardest to control.
For example, some instructors assume that all big dogs and
all exuberant dogs need the restraint of a prong collar.
Most humans like to see
an exuberant dog greeting them when they get home, but we trainers like to give the dogs different greeting ritual behaviors, like a lovely sit with a happy tail thumping on the ground.