Sentences with phrase «human members of the household»

Just as every new human member of a household must be trained to behave properly, so must dogs.

You and the other human members of your household should always exude leadership and confidence.

All three human members of our household will lick this sauce right off the plate or eat it with a spoon, given the chance, and the cats wouldn't mind a crack at it, either.

They consider their place is in the house - just like the human members of the household!

They seem to get along well with all human members of the household, regardless of age, but are usually not fond of being carried.

If your veterinarian has diagnosed your dog with ringworm, he or she will explain what you must do to prevent the fungus from spreading to your other pets — and to the human members of the household.

You probably feed your cat and give her fresh water, maybe leave some additional food out for the cats to snack on throughout the day, check the litter box, and then the human members of the household go off to school and work.

It's natural for dogs to form attachments to human members of the household, but when does that attachment become destructive?

For example, dogs can experience depression and grief when another pet or human member of the household is ill or dies.

Adopters are encouraged to bring all the human members of their household, and must bring children age 12 and under residing in the house, to meet their new companion.

If your veterinarian has diagnosed your cat with ringworm, he or she will explain what you must do to prevent the fungus from spreading to your other pets - and to the human members of the household.

Any human members of the household are welcome to attend with their dog.

Pets may serve as a reservoir for MRSA and facilitate recurrent infections in the human members of the household.

If your veterinarian has diagnosed your cat with ringworm, he or she will explain what you must do to prevent the fungus from spreading to your other pets — and to the human members of the household.

Ringworm is contagious, meaning your furry family member could possibly transmit the fungus to human members of the household.