Sentences with phrase «large dog yards»

We will also build new and improved insulated doghouses from some of the large dog yards.

Not exact matches

A large stray dog came into our yard and was acting very aggressively.

While a little dog can run around the house and get adequate exercise, large dogs need a big yard, or they need to be walked regularly.»

On the other hand, a large well - trained dog can be a tortoise's best friend, as it will tend to keep the yard clear of intruders.

Large aggressive dogs or predatory animals can easily get in to the yard to hurt, fight even injure dogs confined with this type of fence.

I have a LARGE yard, we live in a little town and there's a lot of dogs around.

Schipperkes are ideal for owners who want a small - sized, active dog that does not require a large yard.

Traffic, other cats, dogs, coyotes, other larger wildlife, and humans that do not want your cat roaming in their yards often harm or kill these pets.

They are ideal for owners who want a small - sized, active dog that does not require a large yard.

However, dogs can always choke on large nuts in the yard, though this is not the same thing as toxicity.

Any concerns we had with doing this «swap» melted away once I saw the SPCA Florida's large playgroup yards, clean kennels, and behavior notes on all of their adoptable dogs.

Wheaten terriers are ideal for owners who want a medium - sized, active dog that does not require a large yard and can be contented with walks and games of fetch.

This can be free play in a large yard or garden, although your dog will also benefit from being walked on the leash in your neighborhood for socialization and training purposes.

It means at Pampered Paws Dog Boarding, Grooming & Daycare your dog gets to roam freely in our cozy home and our large securely fenced yarDog Boarding, Grooming & Daycare your dog gets to roam freely in our cozy home and our large securely fenced yardog gets to roam freely in our cozy home and our large securely fenced yards.

These large dogs need a big yard to roam freely off leash so the more rural the setting the better.

You'll probably need a large yard with a secure fence and someone willing to walk the dog daily to keep him happy.

Of course, if you have a small dog that's accustomed to a large space or large yard, it can be a difficult adjustment period for her.

Your dog will enjoy sleeping in a comfortable doggie «guest room», playing with tons of toys, and romping in the large, fenced yard and indoor playroom.

These dogs need a large house, with a generous yard, where they can run and move as they wish.

If you move furniture or other large objects in the house or yard, you need to show your dog what you changed by taking him to the new or newly positioned object.

Each location offers large indoor and outdoor play yards with ramps and obstacles for your dog to play and socialize while in our care.

So if you have a large house, with a yard, and you can afford the extra costs, there's no reason to say no to such a wonderful and loving dog.

Large dogs and small dogs are separated and most importantly, our daycare yards NEVER have over 25 dogs playing at one time.

We also have plenty of space for dogs that do not interact with other dogs, allowing them solo playtime with staff in a large room as well as plenty of breaks outside in the potty yard.

We have a large fenced in yard where our dogs love to play!

All dogs are walked seven to eight times a day in our large yard.

Dobby has been the yard with several large dogs.

The larger portion of your fenced yard can be used when you're going out with the dogs to supervise.

While it isn't completely necessary to have a house and a yard to accommodate these large dogs, it's still important that they have enough space in which to roam around.

If your dog plays well with others, they will be included in safe group play in our large, fenced yard on a daily basis.

Perhaps a small dog could be happy in an apartment, but many large, young and / or energetic dogs need a fenced yard to exercise in.

To keep these large dogs, a fenced yard is essential.

Build a fence for your yard or bring your dog to a large enclosed field or meadow to play.

Outdoors we have 3 large walking and play yards where your dog will get three walks a day with time to run and play.

If you are a working pet parent and you prefer leaving your dog outside to guard your house or deter him from destroying things in your house while you are away at work then a large kennel or a fenced dog yard would be a more suitable arrangement.

We own our own home, fully fenced large yard, no stairs in our home, no kids, no other pets, we both WORK FROM HOME, we have both had dogs in the past (not together), and we can both afford the medical expenses and fees for a healthy dog.

We have enclosures of various sizes, offering space for the smallest Chihuahua and the largest Great Dane and our beautiful fenced - in back yard allows our dogs to get fresh air and exercise in a safe and secure area.

If you don't, how do you communicate if you're training at a larger distance (i.e., teaching directional «placing» in a noisy environment with the dog several yards away)?

Instead, these dogs are often raised completely outdoors in harsh northern climates in large «dog yards,» where they are confined by tethers with up to 200 other dogs.

«If you don't have a large yard, but you live across the street from a large park, you may still be able to accommodate a large dog.

These dogs require a lot of exercise, so they fit into lifestyles of more active families and those with large yards where they can run free.

Feed your dog a balanced diet with only a few treats, and make sure you provide for daily exercise, either with a large fenced yard where the dog can run or with daily walks.

A little dog like a Cavoodle (Cavapoo) will not do well in a large yard because someone may step on him.

A large yard with a high fence is necessary, but it is advisable to bury the wire at the base of the fence because this dog is likely to dig its way out and go off hunting.

For many families, especially if they have a large yard, putting up a chain link or wooden fence for their dog is simply not an option due to cost.

With proper exercise the breed can be suitable for owners living in a small house or apartment, although a home having a large, fenced yard where the dog can run or engage in play - sessions with his people is probably ideal.

A fenced yard is essential for this large and agile dog.

So be sure your house or apartment is large enough to host such an active and intelligent dog, even if you've got a yard.

If your dog loves water, then a large tub or kiddie pool (molded plastic, not inflatable) might be a great addition to your yard.

I have a large fenced yard for the dogs to run and play in with several pieces of full - sized agility equipment for dogs to explore and build their confidence on.