Sentences with phrase «large dogs on a leash»

During the winter months (coyote breeding season), it's also important to keep large dogs on a leash as coyotes may view large off - leash dogs as a threat to their mates.

Not exact matches

Leash Your Fitness and the San Diego Humane Society teamed up to set the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest DOG YOGA class on January 25, 2015 at...

Likewise, a large mellow obedience - trained dog can be a wonderful furry friend, but a large dog who pulls hard on the leash or jumps up can possibly cause injuries to her owner.

Then return home to the backyard or large room keeping a leash on at least the new dog.

Equipment required on the first night of class is a 6 foot leash (preferably leather) and a chain slip collar (that measures ONLY 2 inches larger than your dog's neck) to class.

Karbon did fine with another large dog when walked on leash together.

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.

Others may be wary of allowing larger dogs, or ask that pet owners keep their dogs on leashes at all times.

Every Great Dane owner who has ever walked his full - grown dog on a leash in public has heard that line — but mastiffs sometimes loom even larger.

Leather leashes may be more effective for large, strong dogs that pull on leash or who are working on reactivity.

They were more likely to expose the puppy to more stimuli, including large trucks, sirens, children, people coming to the door (but there was no difference for walking on leash or going to the dog park)

Supplies for Dogs: • Food and water bowls • Food (canned and / or dry) • Collar • Four to six - foot leash • ID tag with your phone number • Hard plastic carrier or foldable metal crate • Dog bed • Doggy shampoo and conditioner • Nail clippers • Canine toothbrush and toothpaste • Brush or comb (depends on your pet's coat length and type) • Super-absorbent paper towels • Sponge and scrub brush • Non-toxic cleanser • Enzymatic odor neutralizer • Plastic poop baggies (biodegradable ones are best) or pooper scooper • Absorbent house - training pads • Variety of toys (a ball, rope, chew toy and puzzle toy are good starts) • Variety of treats (such as small cookies, larger rawhides, etc.) • Baby gate (s)

We carry Bark Appeal Mesh Harnesses with matching leashes as well as Freedom No Pull Harnesses for large dogs and Gentle Leader face halter for pups that are a bit more «ambitious» on their walks.

Small dogs that become aggressive to other dogs can be dealt with; large dogs will tear your arm out of the socket when they lunge on the leash, and maybe leave you flat on your face struggling to hold on.

My puppy is a German Shepherd husky mix (aka large dog), so pulling on the leash would be trouble once he gets bigger.

Christensen encourages people with large dogs to work with them and be realistic about their capabilities, as even when they're on leash, once they get a whiff of a nearby pig, it can be stunning how quickly humans can lose control of the situation.

If your large dog is well trained and relaxed on lead, a carabiner dog leash with out the swivel is just fine and still provides the added strength and safety expected from carabiners.

A dog or cat being at large is one that is on property other than the property of the owner and is not on a leash and / or under the control of a person responsible.

Some dogs on a leash react badly to harassment by a yappy or growling or playful loose dog; if a fight ensues, it is invariably the larger dog that gets the blame, even if the larger dog was lawfully leashed.

All dogs should be under complete control of their owners at all times, and large dogs especially have to be taught to be gentle during play and that the person on the other end of the leash is in control, not the dog.

Similarly, worrying a large dog might hurt other dogs, the owner now tends to keep her restrained on a tight leash.

I would venture to say that two very large dogs on ANY type of leash, if they are not well trained and controllable by their owner, would pose as much of a threat.

If he's a medium to large sized dog and he likes to pull, consider taking him to an obedience class where he can learn to walk nicely on leash.

Small dogs should never be left unattended outdoors and larger dogs should be kept on leash.

One of the scariest situations to be in where dogs are concerned is having a large breed dog barreling down the street aiming right for your dog who is innocently walking along side you on leash.

Rottweilers must also be trained not to pull on the leash, as they grow into very large, powerful dogs dogs!

LovinPet No Pull Harness for medium to large dogs has a padded handle on the back as well as a leash attachment and is made from light - weight mesh and breathable panels with adjustable straps, safety buckles and reflective material.

I noticed many of the breeds predisposed for hypothyroidism are large dogs who are excited to see the world and therefore pull on their leash.

I have seen large dogs wearing a harness and I understand that part of the reason is so that the dog doesn't choke or anything if you pull on the leash.

It is much safer for the dogs and the owners if small dog park users do not cut across the large dog park area either carrying their dog or with their dog on a leash.

A «nuisance» dog whose keeper violates the at large or leash law would be charged with a minor misdemeanor on a first offense and a misdemeanor of the 4th degree on subsequent offenses, but the dog would be registered as «dangerous» after the 3rd violation.

very small dogs can easily appear as prey to a larger dog What I would like to know is... where either of the dogs (victim or aggressor) on a leash?

A woman wearing a neck brace sits on a folding chair with her large dog, holding his brand - new leash attached to his brand - new Easy Walk harness, as they wait to get a free rabies vaccine and microchip.