Sentences with phrase «food or toy possessive»

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Dogs should be able to get along without any possessive behavior over food, treats or toys, but be careful with this in the early stages.

It can also be possessive of its toys or food.

Oftentimes, they develop jealous or possessive behaviors with toys and food.

Dogs can not be possessive of food, treats, people or toys.

Dogs who visit the dog park should not be aggressive to dogs or people or possessive of toys, food, or proximity to their owners.

While in territorial aggression the dog protects mostly what he perceives as his property, in possessive aggression the dog is protective of food, toys or a special person.

Following through with proper early socialization of your American English Coonhound is paramount, or your puppy may become possessive over food or toys in your home.

Princess is well trained, loves to play, and is not at all possessive about her food or toys.

Gizmo is not possessive of toys, treats, or food and has never bitten or snapped.

Possessive aggressive dog behavior occurs when he feels the need to protect his food, toys, or other important things.