Sentences with phrase «feed my puppy something»

Personally, I don't want to feed my puppy something that is not part of a balanced diet.

Do you know if there is any problem feeding the puppy something like Forbid or meat tenderizer to see if it will deter my older dog from eating the feces?

Not exact matches

Does that sound like something you want to feed your puppy?

THAT IS NOT HOW IT WORKS!!!!! A reputable breeder wants to build a relationship with you and hand you over your puppy PERSONALLY... not take care of it like it's some package, not GET BACK TO YOU with a FLIGHT NUMBER like it's a FED EX box or something....

It can go beyond the aggravation of eating poop, and can kill your puppy if you feed the wrong thing — or he gets into something dangerous.

Greg Gordon, the owner of Dog Patch Pet and Feed a pet store that sold commercially bred puppies, and the Cari Meyers founder of The Puppy Mill Project an anti puppy mill organization stopped yelling at each other and learned they had something in coPuppy Mill Project an anti puppy mill organization stopped yelling at each other and learned they had something in copuppy mill organization stopped yelling at each other and learned they had something in common.

That's probably not something you want to feed your growing puppies.

Are you afraid to feed your little puppy something that you will regret later?

My Mastiff puppy loves to eat and was excited so see and smell something different in his bowl at feeding time.

If something goes wrong, you may be called upon to handraise the litter by tube - or bottle - feeding the puppies around the clock every three hours for three weeks.

I hate to joke about something so important so let's not kid ourselves, what you feed your large or giant breed puppy is crucial.

If done when your pet is a puppy, it teaches him that when a human «competes» near their feeding bowl, something positive will occur.

This applies to puppies that may have been raised on a different brand than you plan to use, and it also applies to older dogs that you have decided to switch from what you have been feeding them, to something different.