Sentences with phrase «identify dogs with problems»

A good shelter will do their best to identify dogs with problems, but sometimes they will only be apparent when you bring the dog home.

Not exact matches

With today's advancements in behavior study, dog owners can identify and treat problems that arise.

The Orthopedic Foundation For Animals was formed to certify dogs as being free of hip dysplasia and to identify dogs with early hip problems.

To begin with you should be able to identify what causes your dog's aggressiveness and what the problem that your dog actually suffers is.

In discussing this report, the CDC identified two problems with determining a rate of fatal human attacks by dog breed.

The AVMA policy statement goes on to say: ``... potential health problems associated with spaying and neutering have also been identified, including an increased risk of prostatic cancer in males; increased risks of bone cancer and hip dysplasia in large - breed dogs associated with sterilization before maturity; and increased incidences of obesity, diabetes, urinary tract infections, urinary incontinence, and hypothyroidism.»

Even so, the AVMA deals HSUS a blow in its straightforward policy statement «potential health problems associated with spaying and neutering have also been identified, including an increased risk of prostatic cancer in males; increased risks of bone cancer and hip dysplasia in large - breed dogs associated with sterilization before maturity; and increased incidences of obesity, diabetes, urinary tract infections, urinary incontinence, and hypothyroidism.»

Join us for this free webcast from Maddie's Fund ® with Veterinary Behaviorist Dr. Sheila (Segurson) D'Arpino from the Center for Shelter Dogs as she presents Shelter Dog Mod Squad: Identifying and Modifying Canine Behavior Problems in Shelters.

One note of warning: if your dog has kennel cough or has been identified with a tracheal problem, use a harness instead of a collar.

Learning more about dog behavior can help match prospective adopters more accurately with appropriate dogs and can help the shelter identify true problem dogs.

Veterinarians are becoming increasingly aware of the problems associated with trying to visually identify dog breeds and some have instituted statements similar to the following in their practices: «Because new scientific evidence has called into question the accuracy of visual breed identification of dogs, our hospital has adopted a policy to not identify canine patients by predominant breed unless the dog is purebred, the predominant breed of the dog's parents is known, or the dog's lineage has been established through the use of DNA analysis.»

210, No. 8, April 15, 1997, pp. 1134 - 1136 Hunthausen W, Behavior Problems: Find a long - term solution instead of a quick fix, Veterinary Economics, May 1996 pp. 39 - 40 Hunthausen W, Housesoiling and the geriatric dog, Veterinary Medicine — Supplement, August 1995, pp. 4 - 15 Hunthausen W, Collecting the history of a pet with a behavior problem, Veterinary Medicine, October 1994, p 954 Hunthausen W, Identifying and treating behavior problems in geriatric dogs, Veterinary Medicine, September 1994, p. 688 - 700 Hunthausen W, Dealing with Feline Housesoiling: A practitioner's guide, Veterinary Medicine, August 1993, pp. 726 - 735 Hunthausen W, It's Time to Offer Behavior Services, Veterinary Economics, November, 1991, pp. 52 - 57 Hunthausen W, The causes, treatment, and prevention of canine destructive chewing, Veterinary Medicine, October 1991, pp. 100Problems: Find a long - term solution instead of a quick fix, Veterinary Economics, May 1996 pp. 39 - 40 Hunthausen W, Housesoiling and the geriatric dog, Veterinary Medicine — Supplement, August 1995, pp. 4 - 15 Hunthausen W, Collecting the history of a pet with a behavior problem, Veterinary Medicine, October 1994, p 954 Hunthausen W, Identifying and treating behavior problems in geriatric dogs, Veterinary Medicine, September 1994, p. 688 - 700 Hunthausen W, Dealing with Feline Housesoiling: A practitioner's guide, Veterinary Medicine, August 1993, pp. 726 - 735 Hunthausen W, It's Time to Offer Behavior Services, Veterinary Economics, November, 1991, pp. 52 - 57 Hunthausen W, The causes, treatment, and prevention of canine destructive chewing, Veterinary Medicine, October 1991, pp. 100problems in geriatric dogs, Veterinary Medicine, September 1994, p. 688 - 700 Hunthausen W, Dealing with Feline Housesoiling: A practitioner's guide, Veterinary Medicine, August 1993, pp. 726 - 735 Hunthausen W, It's Time to Offer Behavior Services, Veterinary Economics, November, 1991, pp. 52 - 57 Hunthausen W, The causes, treatment, and prevention of canine destructive chewing, Veterinary Medicine, October 1991, pp. 1007 - 1010

Being able to identify problems with your dog's health starts with being able to recognize normal canine vital signs.

To characterize health and behavior problems in dogs and cats 1 week and 1 month after adoption from animal shelters and identify factors associated with the likelihood that owners of adopted animals would visit a veterinarian.

While AKC uses its resources to improve the lives of dogs, provide dog lovers with venues where they can enjoy their dogs, promote responsible dog ownership and solve canine health and welfare problems, an expanding predatory fundraising enterprise uses its resources to identify dog welfare problems it can exploit for profit.

I've even had problems with veterinarians and vet - techs mis - identifying dogs as being of appropriate weight when they were well above «normal» in my opinion.

Co-ordinated and greater efforts could be made to identify individuals with hereditary problems and then action taken to ensure that these dogs are not used for breeding.

Unfortunately this problem can develop quickly, and while in some cases a specific trigger can be identified, such as an altercation with another dog, there is not always a known cause.

The color of your dog's vomit can help you to identify the problem he is suffering with and to ascertain if a trip the vet is necessary.

Therefore, before you try to identify house training problems with any new dog, you should first apply the advice from my guide to house training a puppy for a couple of weeks.

Dog Arthritis can be caused by any of the different aforementioned pathological and non pathological conditions, each of these conditions have specific clinical representations, but arthritis or problems with joints can be identified by some common symptoms.

The first step in providing the proper relief to dogs with food sensitivities is to consult with your veterinarian to accurately identify the problem.

An oral exam will identify problems with the teeth in an older dog.

Veterinarians and horse rescues help the Havasu Falls tribe and its animals; animal welfare groups and human service agencies work together; memorandums of understanding prove imperative to partnerships; New Hampshire animal advocates chalk up a legislative victory for cats with chronic diseases; actress Adrienne C. Moore talks the human - animal bond; ways to alleviate the emotional turmoil when a dog has serious behavioral or emotional issues; how to identify cats» dental problems; and more.

Helpful sections include myths about dog and people food, problems associated with low - quality diets and how to identify good - quality processed foods.

Covers a wide range of topics, including: choosing a veterinarian... learning about breeders and breed rescue groups... identifying health problems... choosing collars, harnesses, halters and leashes... caring for an aging dog... and feeding, grooming and traveling with a dog.

The work - up and staging are important for two reasons: it is necessary to determine the tumor type and extent of the cancer, but also provides the clinician with information regarding the dog's general health and may identify concurrent medical or musculoskeletal problems, all of which may influence the treatment recommendations.

Learn how to keep your dog in top form with professional advice on effective training and exercise methods, practical grooming tips, identifying minor health problems, and recognizing signs of serious discomfort.

Potatoes have been identified as a high glycemic binder for dog food and may cause potential problems with diabetic dogs.

Living With Kids And Dogs... Without Losing Your Mind by Colleen Pelar Simple, realistic advice to help your child and dog develop a strong relationship, know when your dog is getting worried about normal kid activity; create a solid foundation and identify serious behavior problems before someone gets hurt.

With breed bans gaining popularity, shelters and rescue groups wondering what «temperament test» to use, veterinary staff dreading to see certain patients on the appointment log, and dog owners being told the importance of «being alpha», it's no wonder that confusion is rampant in identifying high risk dogs, creating effective public policies, and preventing and resolving aggression problems.

Diligent breeders are working hard to identify dogs afflicted with serious health problems and refrain from using them in their breeding programs.

We also: educate potential owners about the breed and its special requirements to ensure an educated decision when selecting the breed as a pet; assist owners in solving problems with their GSP in order to keep those dogs in their current home and encourage owners to use their breeders as a resource of support and information; and educate animal control officers and shelter personnel on how to properly identify a GSP and of their particular personality and behavioral traits.