Sentences with phrase «get along with other dogs so»

She does not get along with other dogs so would do best in a one pet household, one with knowledge of Shiba behavior.

Not exact matches

He gets along with other dogs, but not so sure about cats, is crate trained and is working on house training.

They are SO sweet, get along with other dogs and have a clean bill of health!

Sissy gets along well with other dogs and is learning that people are not so scary.

He gets along well with other dogs but is a little on the shy side which is great since it makes him so much easier to train.

She loves all 4 legged kids and is more of a follower, so no worries about her getting along with other dogs.

These dogs are very social so they may be somewhat reserved around strangers but they make friends quickly and they get along well with other dogs.

She gets along with our other dogs but cats and rabbits not so much.

He gets along great with other dogs but he doesn't live with cats or small children so we are not sure what he would think of them.

This dog can be highly protective of his family so early socialization and obedience training is important to ensure he gets along with other animals, children and new faces.

Pointers generally get along well with other dogs and household pets when raised together, though they may be a little too interested in pet birds so keep the two apart.

These dogs do have a strong hunting instinct so they are not recommended for houses with small pets like cats, though they do get along with other dogs and people.

However, these dogs could require a bit of work when it comes to getting along with other animals, so even though you might fall in love with one of these pooches, you should consider all aspects of the breed's personality first.

While every Fox Terrier varies in personality and energy level, considering the breed as a whole, they bark, they chase moving objects, they have never - ending - energy and they are relentless when they want something (prey, food, toy, a Barbie Doll's head, etc.) They are typically territorial and «quick to react» so they often don't get along well with other dogs if they haven't been well socialized, especially dogs of the same sex.

She wasn't getting along with the family's other dogs, so she was re-homed again to a town 30 miles away, Independence, Kansas.

He gets along with other dogs and shares a kennel with several dogs so he's not lonely.

Cavaliers get along well with other dogs as well as cats but also have a strong hunting instinct so it's a good idea to supervise any interaction.

Rusty gets along well with other dogs, so he would not mind sharing his forever home with another pooch or two.

Mel gets along well with other dogs, so he would not mind sharing his forever home with another dog or two.

Mindy and Cindy get along well with other small dogs, so they'd be happy to join another dog in their forever home, too.

Freddy gets along perfectly well with other small dogs, so he would be happy to share his forever home with another small pooch.

Phinn gets along well with other dogs of all sizes, so he would be happy to share his forever home with another dog.

I get along with some dogs and not with others, so it would be best if I was an only dog.

If we have not met you before and have not had a chance to review your application thoroughly — of if you have other dogs or children that are not there and who might not get along with the dog — we may arrange a time to bring the dog to your home, so that the decision can be made with more information.

so she probably gets along with other dogs.

Because the Jagdterrier is so tenacious, this breed sometimes doesn't get along with other dogs and they are notorious for having a high prey drive.

The clever little Bolo Tzu is a social, affectionate dog that gets along well with kids, other pets and even strangers — so not much of a watchdog but great for apartment living.

A combination of science and soul, The Other End of the Leash explains why we get along so well with dogs, and yet why we so often mis communicate.

I get along great with other dogs, but do need to be separated when its time to eat so I don't cause a fuss trying to steal everyone's food.

In fact, Bonnie gets along with Katie — and the rest of our pack — better than any of our other dogs simply because she's so appeasing.

Along with that we are doing all kinds of other basic training (he had none when we got him), so that we can distract him with more commands when dogs approach.

She gets along with all the other dogs really well, so I don't know what to do.

He doesn't get along with other dogs, so has to be the only canine in the household.

Well it's only the 2nd day but they are not getting along so well, but I know it's going to.take time but my question is do.weims get along with other breeds of dogs they are both med sized dog both young and active and full of love and life.

They are easygoing and sweet, so they are great with children and get along well with other dogs, as well as cats with proper socialization.

They do nt normally get along with other dogs, unless they are raised in a multi-dog household, so be careful when introducing them to new animals.

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

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.

Although Macbeth gets along with other dogs, cats, and pretty much everyone, he absolutely adores affection, so he would be fine being the only dog and the center of a human's attention.

My other dogs are much more relaxed and seem so much happier — even the two that got along with her seem more comfortable and confident, and it reminds me that even when a problem dog is not targeting some dogs in the household, everyone feels the stress of it.