Sentences with phrase «hand holding the puppy»

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As I sit here, a glass of wine in my hand, the Elf playing the drums not 5 metres away and a Great Dane puppy trying to hold a chew ball using my boob as a prop, I drink to us all.

But I held the book in my hands, a corner of it chewed by a much - loved puppy years ago, and thought of the moment it passed from Sendak's hands and into my grandmother's.

When JJ and I went grocery shopping this past weekend we had a list (because let's be honest I'm the Sassy Dietitian) but when I ran to go grab some coconut milk I came back to find him holding some smoked salmon in his hands (not on said list) and that adorable puppy dog look like «can we get this, please!»

Models wearing floral prints, ribbon stripes and light - as - cloud lace held whimsical wicker hand bags shaped like puppies and bees, reminiscent of the bright colors and sights of spring in New York City.

It's fun trying to control it, and the traction control does a brilliantly subtle job, but on bumpy roads the torque steer is like holding the lead of a hyperactive puppy in each hand.

They have vaccinated new puppies, performed life - saving surgeries, and held hands of those who must say good - bye to their best friend.

Correct position of the leash: Begin your walks on leash with puppy correctly holding the «loop of the leash in your right hand» and the «slack of the leash in your left hand».

Once you have taught your puppy to sit, give the command and as they are in a sitting position hold your hand in a «stop» position and say the word «stay» while slowly backing away.

With the leash held in your right hand and your puppy facing you, walk backwards and place a treat by your left foot.

Within moments of witnessing first - hand the miserable, hopeless life of puppy mill dogs, Strader knew that she would dedicate the rest of her life to the dogs held captive by this shameful industry.

Hold a treat in your dominant hand, pinching it between your thumb and forefinger and place it in front of your puppy's nose.

We have a specific intake person who only interacts with family surrender people because they require more time and need to have their hands held through the process more than a shelter transfer, or a dog coming from another rescue person or puppy mill.

After a few repetitions, start to hold your hand out flat rather than pinching your fingers — repeat this sequence several times, giving your puppy food rewards when he responds correctly.

On the other hand, the bladder of a young puppy is really only large enough to «hold it» for a few hours at a time.

For example, when it comes to saving your skin and eliminating puppy bites, you can try this training tip shared by The Kennel Club: «First of all, take a treat, hold it in your hand and wrap your fingers around it and no matter how much your dog tries to get at it, bite your hand or paw at your hand you mustn't let him have it.

Pinch your fingers together as if you were holding a treat and hold your hand in front of your puppy's nose.

Use your hand to guide your puppy to sit in the same way you did when you were holding a treat — move your closed fist forward toward the back of your puppy's head.

By holding a treat flat in your hand and giving your puppy instructions, he is more likely to obey your command.

It also helps him develop some independence from always having you to hold his hand, thus increasing the need for the puppy to feel that he needs someone to take him out, he can't possibly go by himself.

To make your puppy feel safe when bathing hold onto it at all times with one hand.

You can use a hand - held treat at your side, at head level of your pup, to get him accustomed to walking beside you on the leash, making him stop periodically and sit for the treat (read more Leash training a puppy).

Asking the visitor to crouch down near the floor, with their body facing at an angle AWAY from the puppy, and their hand slightly extended to the side while holding a small puppy treat, may help the puppy to gain enough confidence to approach.

You can hold the rope and allow your puppy to gently tug on the chew toy in your hand, or just leave him to entertain himself.

If your puppy gets ahead of you, take a hold of the collar with the treat hand, and slip your free hand beneath his rear end - ease him back in to line with you, and issue the command «easy».

We get the puppies to sit by placing our hand in front of their chest to stop the forward motion while at the same time holding the treat above their heads.

Once outside stand perfectly still while holding the leash in your hands (for instance place your hands around your belly button) allowing your puppy to circle around you, a natural instinct for puppies / dogs, giving them approximately 3 - 5 minutes.

To hold a small kitten or puppy in your hands and know that you are solely responsible for their small life can be overwhelming, but we do so out of our love for life.

For example, nearly every puppy will bite your hand if you firmly take hold of his leg or paw.

To prevent your puppy from becoming hand - shy, take hold of his collar and then offer a piece of kibble.

This position change is the hardest and so hold your hand steady until the puppy lies down.

If your puppy does not stop biting, you can discourage the biting by loosely holding her lower jaw between your thumb and forefinger — after she has taken your hand in her mouth.

She welcomes children to listen to their puppies» heartbeat in the exam room, she enjoys hearing clients share funny dog - antic stories, and she's always there to hold the hand of owners saying good - bye to their ailing pet.

When the big day finally arrived, heeding the sage advice of the breeder, you escorted your puppy to her new home, properly collared and tagged, the lead held tightly in your hand.

Chewing is natural and helps to relieve the pain, and puppies will chew on anything they can get their mouth on, including small hands, fingers — especially as those things often smell like the delicious food they were just holding!

These puppies grab fingers, hands, legs, and clothing or will grab your hand or arm instead of a toy you are holding.

Once the puppy learns what it's asked about, add the verbal anchor: once the dog assumes the demanded position, say «Stay» while holding your hand with the palm towards the puppy's face as if making a «Stop» sign like police officers do.

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