Sentences with phrase «frequently after a puppy»

Ear mites in adult dogs occur most frequently after a puppy carrying mites is introduced into the household.

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Tiny puppies have tiny bladders, so you should commit to taking your puppy outside frequently — after every meal, when he wakes up and after a play session.

Most frequently puppies will need to go after waking up, after playing, after eating, after drinking, as well as first thing in the morning and first thing at night.

Take your puppy outside frequently, at least every two hours, and immediately after he wakes up from a nap, after playing and after eating.

To do this you must be willing and able to take the puppy outside frequently throughout the day, ideally after eating meals, for about 20 minutes or until he goes, first thing in the morning and before bedtime.

Typically, six - to eight - week - old kittens and puppies require a regular vaccination regime in the first one to two years of life, and after this initial period vaccinations are administered less frequently.

Praise your puppy frequently, and occasionally dispense a food reward after an exceptionally good bit of heeling, or after a stylish, or lickety - split sit.

For diseases present in young puppies it can be very effective at identifying affected dogs early in life, but HC frequently arises much later — often after a dog may have been bred.

Frequently, after therapy, we hear: «He's acting like a puppy again» or «She can actually jump onto the chair again.»

Take your puppy outside frequently — at least every two hours — and immediately after he wakes up from a nap, after playing, and 30 minutes after eating or drinking.

Frequently, after therapy, we hear: «He's acting like a puppy again!»

Your young puppy needs to go outside every time he wakes up, right after eating, and frequently while playing (every 15 minutes or as soon as his attention wanders, or his eyes glaze as he heads for the corner - Outside!)

Frequently I get phone calls from clients after their dog has had their teeth cared for at our clinic, exclaiming that their dog is like a puppy again.

After a day of Stage One of how to crate train a dog, if the puppy seems fairly comfortable with the crate and is frequently checking it out as a magic treat - producing place, you can move onto Stage Two.