Sentences with phrase «keeping male dogs»

What are the mortality rates secondary to behavior problems by keeping male dogs intact?

Do Not trust that a fence will keep a male dog away.

Secure gates when your dog is outside, to keep male dogs away from her.

I am not as conclusive in my recommendations for male dogs, but I emphasize that if an owner wishes to keep their male dog intact, they are taking on the added responsibility of preventing unintended reproduction and dealing with any associated behavioral problems.

This will also keep male dogs from becoming aggressive in general.

Not exact matches

For evolution to be true every male dog, cat, horse, elephant, giraffe, fish and bird had to have coincidentally evolved with a female alongside it (over billions of years) with fully evolved compatible reproductive parts and a desire to mate, otherwise the species couldn't keep going.

Also keep in mind that in male dogs humping can sometimes be a sign of a physical problem like prostate trouble, and in both males and females, humping can occur due to irritation or infection.

Intact male dogs are involved in 76 percent of cases and importantly, 25 percent of cases involve dogs that are kept on chains.

In order to prevent the future occurrence of unplanned mating, breeders who own a large number of dogs, including males and females, are recommended always to keep the females in heat separated from the rest of the dogs in the kennel.

Male dogs can be hard to keep weight on as they go through adolescence (age eight to 18 months) but females don't seem to be quite as extreme in that regard.

While it is easier to pick up your tiny dog to keep them away from males, and they're not typically out hunting in the fields, I think the harness would still be useful for toy dog breeders.

I have a male intact GSD, who was friendly with all dogs, but thanks to two different staffie owners at different times, have to keep him on lead at heel if there is another dog nearby even across the road, considering one incident was at a training class you can understand my attitude to staffies & owners.

Hi Ann, Sorry to hear about your puppy, but the belly bands are used to keep incontinent male dogs dry.

This would be like a dog trainer claiming to the world they can train any dog to do anything so long as it is kept in a fenced yard, and the dog's temperament is as a couch potato, food loving, mild mannered, field dog bred, neutered, male, adult Labrador Retriever.

If the behavioral and health benefits of sterilization aren't enough for you, keep in mind that an intact male dog can sense a female in heat from a distance of several miles, and will go to great lengths to get to her, fences or no.

My female went into heat 3 days before her appointment to be spayed.I have un unneutered male & prefer to keep him that way because I've read & found from experiance, it is more bennifical for a male dogs health.

The male I kept out of the litter proved to be a dog that I loved for many reasons.

If your female dog or cat was in heat at the time of surgery, you must keep them away from unaltered males for at least two weeks.

She's chained and she can't get away from male dogs, and she can't get away from her own poo and she can't keep her pups clean and they're all crawling with flies.

Neutering, removing the testicles of your male dog or cat will vastly improve your pet's behavior and keep him close to home.

If your female dog or cat was in heat (estrus) at the time of surgery, you must keep them away from un-neutered males for at least two weeks.

To adequately protect your dog from the cold, a sweater should fit snugly and completely cover your dog's stomach (except with a male dog) and end at the base of the tail, keeping his legs free so he can walk, run, and relieve himself.

Keep dogs in the yard and male cats in the house and everything will be alright.

Considering that over 75 % of dog bite related deaths were caused by resident dogs (a dog not kept as a family pet, but isolated from positive human interactions and usually kept for protection and / or chained outside), reducing this practice is a huge factor in preventing dog bites, as is neutering male dogs.

Always keep a female in heat away, crated or in a separate room from an unneutered male dog.

I have been scammed three times by breeders 1 breeder was for a Norwich Terrier the other two were French bulldogs, for some reason all these so - called breeders are women they lie most of these women own only the female their use a stud service which is any person that has a male usually a fawn or red and they pay him for the stud service and claim that their dogs are special and why they are expensive and how long they've been breeding basically most of these breeders either can't answer your questions or they hate to answer even the slightest question red flags they don't keep in touch with you you literally have to pull teeth to get information from them I would love to post or create a site from my experiences because most people are buying inbred Frenchie in this country the Bloodlines are so mixed

Male dogs can have vasectomies which keep hormones intact but eliminates the ability to father a litter of pups.

You will need to keep an eye of both of your dogs as the female's scent will draw in male dogs from miles away.

For this reason, keeping her away from unaltered male dogs is essential.

Note that you should keep her away from other male dogs as she may become pregnant with their puppies instead.

And it allows a male dog to keep producing offspring long after his death, which is the case with a champion Old English sheep dog named Yoshi.

our beloved female german shepherd just passedaway she was 12 and a half years old so she lived a long and happy life we also have a male 8 yrs old still im wondering if we should get another puppy to keep him company and if so should i get a male or female hesdeffinatly the boss weve had lots of shepherds in the past as my female had puppies at onetime so there was 4 dogs on the house at onetime 3 females and the male.

Neutering male dogs and cats is still part of the overall process of using spaying / neutering to curb unwanted litters and keeping them happy and healthy.

MYTH: My male cat / dog will be kept indoors away from any females.

For male dogs, the benefits of neutering (orchiectomy) are not quite as compelling, although it does decreased the risk of prostate hypertropy and infections pretty significantly and if the dog is going to be allowed out unsupervised it does help to keep the dog home and to avoid complications associated with seeking out females in heat, such as being hit by cars, shot by angry female dog owners (maybe only a U.S. problem?)

MYTH: I want my male dog to be a guard dog and I need to keep him aggressive.

However, make sure to always keep the dog at heel or behind you, in order to avoid engaging the dog in any alpha male fantasies.

It is our intention to keep the cost of production to a minimum so that the final product will be the cheapest on the market and as such will make neutering male dogs and cats very inexpensive.

An aggressive dog, whether male or female, will get a pass, he won't make eye contact and will want to keep it moving.

In Heat If your female dog or cat was in heat at the time of surgery, you must keep them away from un-neutered males for at least two weeks.

People also say they keep their dog hitched, but that doesn't mean some strolling male can not find her, resulting in a litter of pups.

CURING AGGRESSION IN ADULT GERMAN SHEPHERD Not rated yet How can I keep my 4 yr old male shepherd from being so aggressive toward other dogs?

Exception: if female dog is protected from having contact with male dogs at all times by keeping female in pen, fenced yard and / or keeping dog indoors.

When walking the dog, make sure to keep him behind you or beside you, otherwise he will assume that it is the alpha male.

She had kept him for a month and the dog was great with her, her children and her dogs, however, her own male dog was getting stressed and sick from another male dog living in the house.

Guardian Homes of male breeder dogs are always taking great care to properly contained to keep them from taking off - intact male dogs are driven by nature and can seek out females in heat to a great distance if not monitored and cared for properly.

I.e. play group / doggie daycare participation, ability to keep dogs confined in yard to eliminate roaming and injury, increased dog bites to humans (75 % of human dog bites are from male intact dogs per the CDC and 37 % of dog bites in 2013 were to children 5 - 9 yrs.

She would love to have a male dog that can keep up with her energy level and a fenced yard to run and play in.

As an owner, what do you suggest we need to do for her during heat, emotionally, other than keep her away from male dogs.

The Alaskan Malamute can be so dominant toward other dogs of the same sex that two males or two females should not be kept together unless you are a very experienced owner.