Sentences with phrase «in homes with other dogs»

Some have had great success — getting Canine Good Citizen Certifications, becoming therapy dogs, living in homes with other dogs and with children.

These dogs can do well in homes with other dogs and cats, though they may require extra training to do so.

The Shiba Inu is sometimes dog - aggressive so potential owners are often advised that they don't do well in homes with other dogs.

Celeste will be good in a home as an only dog, but will also do well in a home with other dogs.

Since he gets along with the dogs in his foster home, he would do well in a home with other dogs.

I would definitely suggest that he be placed in a home with other dog (s), preferably either younger dogs or high energy dogs.

At his current age, Geronimo will require a moderate amount of exercise and will be best suited in a home with no other dogs.

Shadow would probably do best in a home with other dogs since she seems to enjoy being part of the «pack»!

Unfortunately, she's had a few bad experiences with other dogs, so she's skittish around them; we don't recommend that Willa be placed in a home with other dogs.

Rocky would do best in a home with no other dogs or cats.

But check these videos out to see that Buck could do well in a home with other dogs if his family will afford him time & patience.

In another home with other dogs, he will have a chance to be himself — a loving, sweet dog.

I would do best in a home with no other dogs and no cats.

He will do very well in a home with other dogs.

Gus will do well in a home with other dogs as he is not aggressive.

Furthermore, this militant streak makes it difficult to keep a Jack Russell in a home with other dogs, even others of its breed.

The foster family that is taking care of her now feel she would do very well in a home with other dogs.

He is a family man and especially enjoys playing with children and other dogs, so he would love being your one and only or living in a home with other dogs and cats.

She would do well either in a home where she is the only dog or in a home with other dogs.

I never knew that the Shiba Inu were really not that good living in a home with other dogs.

Rollie is fostered in a home with other dogs and when she recovers from her spay, her foster will be concentrating on helping Rollie shed some pound to get her back to a healthy weight so she can enjoy life even more.

She would do best being the only dog in the household, but with slow introductions can be placed in a home with other dogs so long as the other dogs are not hyper.

Buddy would do best in a home with other dogs.

Since Ginger's move from her initial foster home, she has settled in nicely with her Shar - Pei sister so should do fine in a home with other dogs.

This is also important if you plan to keep them in a home with other dogs or household pets.

While we previously feared that Ren would not fit well in a home with other dogs, this video from his new foster home proves otherwise.

Effective September 1, 2012, no PAWS Assistance Dog will be placed in a home with any other dog, unless it is a retired PAWS Dog or working Assistance Dog from an Assistance Dogs International or International Guide Dog Federation - accredited agency for someone else in the household.

We took things really slow with her and I estimated that she might be the type of dog that would do best in a home with no other dogs.

For Sabrina to live in a home with other dogs, Theresa had to redesign her home to provide a separate, safe space for Sabrina.

Not exact matches

I share my daily life with my partner, two dogs, a cat, a snake, a turtle, a rabbit, and any other creature that ventures into the yard or our home in need of care.

I'll also have two other little kids to keep alive, home education to keep up with and that's without spending time with my gorgeous teenagers, dog and I guess the hubby will have to get a look in at some point too.

• Shop around and get free estimates from several different companies • Make sure the company you choose is bonded in case they cause damage to your home • Ask to see a list of references or other people that you can call to see how well they performed their job • Check with the BBB or local watch dog group to make sure that they haven't had numerous complaints • Make sure they agree to give you a free estimate and that they warranty your work • Also, make sure the work order is negotiable.

Displaced pets are also being helped out of the rain - swelled city, and Hi Tor Animal Shelter (www.hitor.org), along with other shelters in the mid-Hudson, has people on the ground in Houston and plan to return with several dogs and cats that will need homes.

If you're about to heave a downward facing dog — sized sigh of relief, it's important to know that you might still be making contact with PFRs via other products in your home, gym, or workplace, Carignan says.

(Indeed, a study in the American Journal of Rhinology & Allergy found essentially the same amount of dander in homes with «hypoallergenic» dogs as in homes with other breeds.)

I'll report back on if I made it home in one, not frozen, piece I'm going to pass on waxing poetic on love today, and instead just wish you all a wonderful Valentine's Day, no matter if you're spending it with best friends, co-workers, significant others, your dog, you name it.

I am retired and in my own home with horses dogs cats and almost 2 acres of land here to take care of, I would like a nice friend to do things with and go places, my friend jim jollo married a lady by the mane of vergie and moved to Arizona and is real happy with each other she was from the philipin...

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I would much rather like not to have to go to work Mon - Fri for 40 hours, and instead stay at home, play video games, drive a bike, run with the dogs, or perfect myself in some other way, but I can't because I got ta eat, and to eat I got ta earn money, and for that I need to sell my time for money!!

This entertaining story of a little dog with itchy paws for finds himself in the rainforest helping other animals stop the deforestation of their homes.

In her training, Paddy is learning how to socialize with people and dogs, how to eat without aggression, walk on a leash and many other skills that will help her reintegrate with Tiffany, Ryan and the other animals that share their home when she returns on December 2.

Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation's mascot, Sparkles the Fire Safety Dog, rescued from a home with 62 other dogs and adopted by Hilton in 2003, has received critical acclaim along with Hilton, for their innovative fire safety programming methods.

When you first bring your dog home, you should place him in a carrier that prevents him from having physical contact with your other pet and vice versa.

«I took him home for a visit to see how he would get along with our other dogs and he walked right in as if he had been living there with us his whole life.»

He gets along very well with other dogs and would require a home with another outgoing dog and a fenced - in yard.

• Does your pet have a lot of contact with other pets, like at a dog park, or do you have multiple pets in the home?

• Uncontrollable at home, on walks, or in other places • Openly aggressive towards other dogs and / or people • A danger to themselves or others • Selectively aggressive (i.e. with their food, toys, people; dog parks, etc.) • Fighting with other dogs in the home

He loves other dogs and is in a foster home with 2 other puppies, 3 adult shepherds, a tiny breed dog and a horse.

I didn't show her to them because they were dog savvy, nor did I do it because they didn't care about hospital bills or any other expenses, I did it because I knew for a fact that whatever dog I sent with them would be in their home forever.