Sentences with phrase «high prey drive so»

They may have quite a high prey drive so may chase small dogs or cats or other animals in some cases.

He does have high prey drive so is not good with cats or small dogs.

I have a high prey drive so no small pets for me please including cats or small dogs.

This dog does has a high prey drive so, even with early training, cats and other pets may be a problem.

Some dogs have high prey drive so if you are going to foster a cat be sure you REALLY know your dog's temperament.

This breed also has a high prey drive so it might not be a good choice for homes with small dogs, cats, and other animals.

Whiskey also has a very high prey drive so no small animals — cats, chickens, rabbits etc. — and is looking for a home where she can run and explore full time with her human.

Not exact matches

They are very playful and have a high prey drive, so watch them around smaller animals like rabbits, hamsters, birds and even cats.

Similarly, when a dog is guarding a bone, the dog is feeling unsure about you taking the bone, but also wants the bone enough to not want to give it up (high prey drive), so the dog attacks forward to defend itself.

Candy does have a high prey drive, so she should not go to a home with small animals or cats.

It has a high prey drive, so do keep your small pets away from it and give it a ball to play with instead.

My dog is amazing on leash at home or in the backyard, he is not the best outside in the park, the thing is he is not neutered so he kinda wants to smell everything, also the surprise stay is very hard because he has a super high prey drive which is good because I can distract him with various toys or objects but it backfires when he sees something easier to get can you help with thisï» ¿

As a terrier - shepherd mix, she has a high prey drive, so she wouldn't be a good fit for families with small pets like cats or rabbits.

Their terrier heritage means they have a high prey drive, so they may see the family cat as something to be chased and caught.

Bruno is good with other compatible large dogs but has high prey drive and so should not be with small dogs or cats.

Note that it has a high prey drive, so you may want to keep it away from your rabbits and hamsters.

Keep in mind the prey drive of this sporting breed, so if you're not using the German Shorthaired Pointer as a hunting companion, it's important to redirect his high energy level with vigorous daily exercise.

Thanks for sharing that story here:) So many people just assume because a dog has a high prey drive or is bred for one thing (hunting) that they can never be around small animals.

She likes to chase squirrels but is easy to recall so doesn't seem to have a high prey drive; she just likes to play and is stimulated by whatever is around to play with.

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.

They don't have a high prey drive, unlike other terriers, so most are safe with smaller animals such as cats so long as they are supervised.

The breed is known for its high prey drive, and so due caution should be exercised when cats, rabbits, domestic fowl, and other such animals are present.

For example: If you answer yes to 85 % of the questions in the prey drive category, your dog clearly displays a strong prey drive instinct and you can assess that against the advice given previously for high prey drive dogs and so on.