He is
faster than most dogs despite his small size.
Not exact matches
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For example, small - breed
dogs have very
fast metabolisms so they need a diet higher in fat
than most large - breed
dogs.
To be precise, they are three times
faster than most big
dogs when it comes to burning food.
This may cause the
dog to give chase, and
most dogs are far
faster runners
than humans.
Dogs, like
most non-human animals, reach maturity much
faster than humans do, even taking into account differences in lifespan.
Bouviers aren't for everybody - they are loyal to a fault but like
most dogs have their own personality - my
dog is a one person
dog - she will allow people to pet her but the only person she cares about being around is me - does anything I ask her but won't even respond when my girlfriend ask her if she wants to go for a walk - wont even take a treat from her - but won her heart when she was home alone - man came to the door an tried to force his way in (never trained as guard
dog) he made it into the kitchen but soon regretted it - was met with a 85 lb bouvier - she came unglued - I wasn't there but she said he ran out the door
faster than he came in - now my girlfriend thinks the bear can do no wrong
Anyway I guess my point is that the option of just continuing preventative in a heartworm positive
dog - while maybe not always the
most ideal - is cheap and in my opinion better
than letting a
dog be put down in the shelter because you cant afford the thousand for the
fast treatment.
It is not only safe for
most pets but these youngsters tend to bounce back
faster than older cats and
dogs!
Most dogs can become dehydrated
faster in the winter
than the...
Not only that, but older
dogs also have better attention span so your training procedure will
most likely go much
faster than it would when training a puppy.
Probably one of the
most recognized obstacles to training an older
dog is dealing with the fact that they will tire out
faster than their younger counterparts.
It may not be that day, or that week but
most dogs are very resilient and acclimate
faster than most humans.
Most dogs can move at a
faster pace
than you, so allowing them that freedom increases the workout and the health benefits they receive.