Sentences with phrase «guardian dogs often»

Not exact matches

The history behind the largest dog breeds often reveals dogs bred to be ancient guardians, fierce hunting hounds or royal companions.

I often urge people not to give up because I know dogs can continue to make progress, but I also know and completely understand that it varies how much bandwidth a guardian has for the day - to - day training.

One of the steps that we can take to ensure their safety in our homes as guardians, is to be extremely careful consumers when it comes to purchasing house plants, or even any plants outside the home (depending on how often your cat or dog goes outside.)

It is often said that a dog loves her guardian even more than she loves herself.

People often pose as wonderful pet guardians simply to get free dogs and then they resell them to medical laboratories or as bait for fighting dogs.

In their relatively short history, Trio has funded for life saving procedures for many individual animals, and has been a guardian angel at the Animal Welfare League of Chicago, helping to pay for outdoor dog runs and much much more at the often forgotten about facility.

In that way, the dogs often viewed as nuisances would become guardians angels on the crime - ridden streets and alleyways where they live their lives.

This is a problem I've seen a bit too often: guardians whose dogs may have good reasons for being cautious or nippy, but who still insist that «it's not the dog's fault, and if everyone would just learn to be appropriate around dogs, he'd be perfect.»

Reactions are more common in cats, and often occur when pet guardians mistakenly use a dog product with a much higher concentration of pyrethrins on cats.

Some dogs get pretty heated up at mealtimes because food is essential for their survival (and can be so yummy), and pet guardians can often trigger this type of reaction completely unintentionally.

Lisa Tenzin - Dolma, the founder of the ISCP (International School for Canine Practitioners), says, «Our students and graduates at the ISCP use the Hierarchy of Dog Needs as the basis for their assessments, their work with dogs, and their careers, and I highly recommend that all dog professionals and guardians download it and refer to it often.&raqDog Needs as the basis for their assessments, their work with dogs, and their careers, and I highly recommend that all dog professionals and guardians download it and refer to it often.&raqdog professionals and guardians download it and refer to it often.»

With different veterinarians and various political organizations in the field of veterinary medicine having different recommendations, including even many veterinary schools across the country, it can often be confusing for an animal guardian which vaccination (s) they should get for their dog or cat, as well as how frequently these vaccinations should be repeated.

Bad breath in dogs and cats is one of the more common observations animal guardians make and a question often posed to veterinarians.

Often Dobermans and other guardian breed dogs have quite high pain thresholds and require the stronger correction of the PetSafe Stubborn.

Usually, right after a guardian leaves a dog with separation anxiety, the dog will begin barking and displaying other distress behaviors within a short time after being left alone - often within minutes.

It seems that many dog guardians do not have a good understanding of what the right amount of food is, and small dogs are often overweight.

They demonstrate distinct patterns of behavior common in lost dogs and cats, often so different from their usual behaviors that their guardians fail to find them even when nearby.

Dogs with skittish temperaments that become lost are difficult to recover, primarily because they run from rescuers and often from their own guardians.

However, as most EPI dog guardians quickly find out, in practice, there is often quite a bit of experimentation involved to get the amount just right, or to find the right food.

Senior dogs become homeless for all kinds of reasons, most often because their elderly guardians have either died or gone into assisted living where dogs are not allowed, or their aging bodies need more veterinary attention than their guardians can afford.