Sentences with phrase «large dog in the household»

We have something for the smallest to the largest dogs in your household.

They tend to be wary towards strangers and although they can get along with other small pets, another large dog in the household might cause problems unless the owner is a strong and dominant leader.

If you've got the dough to spare and you have large dogs in your household, the Flexi Giant is a great choice.

Not exact matches

That misguided notion alone, leads to countless dogs entering animal shelters each year and resulting in large veterinary bills (as a result of eating household items when their owners are not home).

We don't have another large dog at our house, so we have not seen Thalia interact with other pets in a household setting.

Large commercial - breeding operations and pet stores can achieve efficient sanitation this way, but it's at the expense of the puppy's preparation to become a dog in a human household.

Yorkies have been known to stand up against other dogs much larger than them if they feel their human companion is being threatened and they have also been known to become the alpha dog in multiple - dog households, even if they are the smallest.

If there are multiple dogs in your household, you should always buy the size suitable for the largest pet.

Due to the fact that this is such a large dog that likes to lean it generally does not do as well in households with younger children since they tend to get knocked down easily.

Although now I understand other alternatives such as tubal ligation are going to be increasingly available, and I am not talking about large groups of dogs housed in a shelter, but about individual households where the pets are family members.

The Survey also reports the emotional connection between owners and their pets is stronger than ever, dogs still rule as the largest group of households owning a pet, and an increase in pet services, better availability and types of care products, and improved veterinary care and medicines have universally affected all pet ownership.

Most of the growth is attributed to households in which there is only one dog, male dog owners who are the primary purchasers of pet products, large dogs and dog owners in the West.

According to the ASPCA, approximately 37 -47 percent of U.S. households have at least one dog, with a estimated 70 million to 80 million dogs as pets in the U.S.. That's quite a large market.

We reserve the right to refuse to adopt to anyone who we feel isn't a good match for a dog, in particular or in general, as not every household is suitable for a rescued dog, especially our larger herding and working breeds.

Result: The dog avoids the husband (the largest man in the household; he has kicked the dog hard enough that it is now afraid of him) but continues to jump on everyone else.