Sentences with phrase «fenced yards do»

Too many people with fenced yards don't walk their dogs enough, and may not be meeting the dog's needs.

Keep in mind: A fenced yard DOES NOT guarantee your pet's safety without proper monitoring on your part!

Not exact matches

I was outside doing some yard work, pulling heaps of last year's dried out vines from the fence in my backyard, about to toss a handful into the yard waste bag, when it (it being my handful of vines) chirped at me.

«There are costs to that transaction, and we'd like to provide some funding to make improvements to the property and expand the yard, do some fencing, something like that, that's going to visually improve the neighborhood.»

«It really does help me to see these things,» she said, as she walked in the Hudson school yard over to the wire fence to watch the diesel trucks snaking by.

It's like my you know, my little circuit at the park I do on Thursdays like you know, balance on park bench, jump off a park bench, sprint over to the like picnic benches, do like a snake crawl under those, or under the tree, do some handstand, pushups, jump up over the fence which is about 20 yards away from there and I'll walk along the fence for a good 2 or 3 minutes, hop off the fence, I'll crawl literally on the ground like a rabbit or a cat over to this big electrical box.

Chris and I are doing some tree removal / fence work in our yard.

But if you do in fact want, and can afford, the house, the cars, and even the fence dividing your well - fertilized yard from your neighbors, any of these counties could be a good fit for you.

Tori don't dig around the fence but I have to work harder to keep her from digging the yard... I am guilty of waiting because she was a cheap way to get that stump out of the yard and she had a great time doing it, lol

She is not leash trained, and she does not like the leash, but loves to run like the wind, so would do best with a fenced in yard.

She says some questions that must be considered in finding the right home are: Does the person have a fenced yard, not too large a yard?

«Ceramic - type of crowns can be used in dogs, but remember we are dealing with a patient that does not have the «power to reason,» and you can tell a human not to chew on a hard piece of candy or «do not bite down on a steak bone» (as in human dentistry), but the pet goes outside and chews on the fence instead or picks up a piece of firewood and carries it across the back yard — and shatters the ceramic crown — kind of like dropping a heavy metal soup spoon into a porcelain sink in the kitchen.

Electronic fencing does not prevent other animals from coming into the yard and fighting with your dog - a fact that vets can attest to because they've had to «patch up» dogs that have been attacked while in their own yards.

Robust but lightly built, they are great jumpers and if bored will try to escape from a yard that does not have a sufficiently high fence.

A dog fence or electric dog run does not have to encompass your entire yard.

We spend a lot of time outside (if you don't have a fenced in yard puppy should be on a leash) which lessens the chance of accidents in the house.

Dogs that don't get this stimulation will make up their own games and events such as «ha, ha, you can't catch me,» «I can leap the fence in a single bound,» «the back yard looks much better with all these holes,» or «wan na bet I can't reach the chicken you're thawing for dinner?»

We've done a little agility, she loves to go running with me, squeaky toys are about the best ever, and we have a fenced yard currently full of chipmunks that happen to be her latest obsession.

I had him for about 9 months and felt he was ready for a week away, when I returned she said in 25 + years of having Shelties she never had a jumper and her yard didn't have that high of a fence.

(If the adopter doesn't have a fenced yard, not to worry.

Do you have a fenced yard or secure area outside for a dog?

It will do a lot better in a suburban environment with a fenced yard.

We usually have 3 Ex-Pens: one for our living room, one that we put out inside our fenced yard (we do not allow our small puppies to have free access to our fenced yard — there are too many things they can get into in the yard), and a third Ex-Pen in our office (our puppies go to work with us and the Ex-Pen is the perfect way to manage them).

Because of its high activity level, this breed will do best in the suburban setting where he has a fenced yard to run and play in.

If you do not currently have a fenced yard, but are planning on getting one, please continue to complete and submit this application.

I approach a rescue and am told I'm not eligible because I live in the city and don't have a fenced yard (if I lived in the country they may make an exception to that rule.

A reputable breeder will ask you questions about what you hope to do with the puppy, where it will live, whether you have a fenced yard, and how you will take care of it.

They do best in homes with a fenced yard.

In most cases we do require a fenced yard or other secure area within a yard, but we will consider homes without fences if we have dogs for whom such a situation is appropriate.

His energy level is high, and he would do well if he had a fenced yard in which he could burn off some steam.

Like the fact my husband and I were turned down by 3 different rescues when we lived in Chicago, because we did not have a fenced in yard.

Draw your blinds so he can not see the mailman, get an opaque fence so they can not see outside the yard, and make sure they don't have open access to the windows at any time.

It will do best in a suburban environment with an owner living in a private house with a large fenced yard.

Don't let your pet off leash unless it's in a protected area such as a fenced yard.

Use the same door if possible, and the same leash if you do not have a fenced yard.

He would do best in a quiet home with a fenced in yard.

Do you have an apartment, a fenced yard or acres of space for your dog to run?

All exercise should be within a fenced - in yard or on leash, as this breed does enjoy running.

Borzoi need at least one solid workout a day: a good «zoom» for abt 10 minutes around a fenced yard will do.

She is shy with new friends, and would do best with a fenced yard and a small dog buddy -LSB-...]

-- Do not leave a puppy unsupervised, and be sure to fence in your yard before letting the puppy off leash.

It doesn't need constant exercise, and a walk once in a while or a fenced in yard should suffice.

Do you require a fenced yard to adopt?

The collapsible exercise pen is essential if you don't have a fenced yard and even if you do, it will be handy when you travel.

While the Tibetan Mastiff can do well indoors, he does need a lot of exercise and should have a fenced yard or be on a leash if outside as he will most definitely wander off to explore.

we don't have cats, never wanted one, really don't care for them because they go to the bathroom all over our yard, but i certainly don't want a cat - killer on my hands and the cats do tend to get in our fenced in back yard.

A fenced yard is ideal for this kind of exercise, especially if you can keep it reasonably free of interloping animals (although your Setter will likely do this for you.)

Is it possible to run the invisible fence only along that forth side or do I need to run it around the whole yard?

Currently she does not live in a home with a fenced yard and because of her low activity level, is fine with multiple walks throughout the day.

Do not leave your dog unattended in a fenced yard for long periods of time.