Sentences with phrase «get along with other dogs at»

She could not get along with other dogs at all.

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Dogs are very willful animals and at times, they may not get along with every other dog they come across.

She walks well on a leash and gets along well with other dogs at the rescue.

Gill gets along well with other dogs, but it not known at this time if he is small animal or cat tolerant.

Underweight and craving love and attention, Keeley thrived at her hero's home, getting along with the other dogs and the kids that lived there.

Teddy gets along with other dogs and is a bit shy at first.

Puppies that learn to socialize at a young age will get along better with other dogs and animals in the future.

One of the most frequently asked questions at Greyhound Adoption Service (GAS) is if our greyhounds get along with cats, small dogs and other pets.

While one can not really generalize on which dog breeds are not suitable for feline households because there are exceptions especially when the dog and cats are raised together at a young age, there is evidence that some dog breeds have higher prey drives than other breeds, therefore upping the likeliness that it may be challenging to make them get along with your feline friend.

She does not get along with the other dogs in our family because they bark at her.

The Pitbull will not naturally get along with other dogs, but socialization and training will at least mitigate that problem.

Jackie gets along well with other cats and doesn't mind dogs at all.

If you know your dog does not get along with other dogs and barks incessantly at the sight of other dogs, then either our Grumpy Growlers or a private training setting would be more appropriate.

Namely: your dog gets along just fine with other dogs, mailmen, skateboarders... then barks and lunges quite obviously at black or darker - skinned people.

Leroy gets along well with other dogs showing no aggression at all.

And most Fox Terriers can not be exercised off leash at a «dog park» because they are not likely to get along with all of the other dogs running loose there.

While these dogs don't bark much at all, they are very strong - willed and don't always get along well with other dogs.

If you have a dog that is fighting with other dogs or has bitten / growled at someone or not getting along with kids / others in the home, please google a trainer / behaviorist to assist you.

The Chinese crested gets along well with other household pets and with children, but it is not an ideal playmate for very young children because the dog's delicate size places it at risk for accidental injury during rough play.

He gets along well with the other dogs at his foster home and has showed no signs of separation anxiety when left for a short time.He seems to be quick learner and was using the dog door in about 5 minutes.

Private training sessions are a good fit for clients who prefer one on one interactions, clients who prefer to train their dog at home (or another environment besides the classroom), or dogs who aren't comfortable or don't get along well with other dogs or people in a classroom environment.

He gets along well with the other dogs in his foster home, and he loves all other dogs and has encountered larger dogs at the vets office and -LSB-...]

Be aware of other dogs The Association of Pet Dog Trainers claims that it's important to recognize that your dog might not get along with everyone at the park, even his canine companioDog Trainers claims that it's important to recognize that your dog might not get along with everyone at the park, even his canine companiodog might not get along with everyone at the park, even his canine companions.

Training and socialization should be started at an early age, although Labs are easily trained and get along well with other dogs.

He gets along well with other dogs and enjoys playing with them at dog runs.

The problem with these other devices is that it sends the wrong message to a dog that it doesn't have to walk nicely on a leash, but instead gets to drag you along or play the «mule» and not walk at all.

I get along with other dogs and did very good at the groomer.

Tucker does not live with kids or cats at the moment but he gets along with other dogs and has met some small ones.

A dog that will compete in conformation, obedience, or other contests must get along well with other dogs and learn to handle the noise and crowds at indoor and outdoor dog shows.

Charlie is very sweet an a little shy to people at first, but gets along well with other dogs and people.

Shelter workers thought they had a home for the cocker, but the woman's other dog didn't get along well at all with the proposed addition to her family.

Tell us what the dog's life is like; i.e. inside or outside dog, house - trained, neutered / spayed, where is the dog while owners are away from the house such as at work, does it get along with other dogs.

I'm hoping he will get along a bit better with other dogs (he tends to bark at random dogs during our walks) because I would like him to be a therapy dog one day.

She gets along great with other dogs, is house trained, can be left at home for up to 4 - 6 hours without issues, and has been an excellent running partner for her foster dad!

An extremely sweet dog that gets along well with other dogs, the Ibizan isn't at all aggressive to people, though she doesn't tend to fawn over strangers.

Ellie gets along well with other dogs (although a little «bossy» at first, responding well to discouragement by a human monitor) and loves people.

He gets along fine with other dogs and shares space with them at the shelter.

Samantha gets along well with other dogs and has made quite a few canine friends here at Bideawee.

Sometimes, Maya gets to go to the dog park where she can run (Pierson is not allowed at the dog park because he doesn't get along well with other dogs).

He gets along really well with other dogs and has shown no aggression at all.

I like dogs at a distance, and I get along well with other cats.

One of my fosters I ended up adopting did great at first and got along great with my two other dogs.

I have a 9 yr old female lab (lady) a 3 yr old pit bull with 1/8 boxer (amylea) in her and a 9 mth old female pitbull with 1/16 boxer (au - tavia) in her she is the daughter of amylea my problem is that lady and amyleaused to get along good even though lady is gone alot with friends we say shes are traveling dog but when she xomes home au - tavia thepuppy attacks lady and then amylea attacks lady when lady snapps back at au - tavia so nowim afraid tobringlady home which i feel is qrong causeshe was there first we bring are dogs everywhere and au - tavia is theonly aggressive one she gets along qithher siblings that she seea on regular basis but not other dogs How doigether to be not soaggressive towards other doga

he shelter she was labeled as dog - reactive, and even though she is reactive on - leash, she gets along well with other dogs off - leash on trails, when at Country Paws, and with her little (big) brother, Finnigan — a Saint Bernard.

Aspen does get along well with other dogs when introduced appropriately and has even become quite attached to another rescue at Great Babies, Mermaid.

Of course, they do need to be walked and cared for by their human companion, but these two dogs get along with each other so well that they can keep themselves amused while you're at the office.

Even though he's been at the shelter for a while, he hasn't lost one bit of his good humor and gets along great with other dogs and people.

If your dog is too excited to meet new people or be in new places, or if he doesn't get along with other dogs or people, leave him at home.

He got along great with my two other dogs — a rescued pug and a rescued pit mix — but I just couldn't afford to have three dogs at the time.

Goldadors usually get along well with other dogs and pets, especially when they're raised with them or socialized to them at an early age.