Sentences with phrase «learn potential puppy»

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The brain and learning ability of puppies is adult - like, based on electroencephalogram studies, at 8 weeks of age.6 Attending a good puppy socialization class can help puppies reach their full potential and start them on a path to preventing fear, anxiety, and stress.

The first three to 14 weeks are critical in terms of maximizing their learning potential,» said Nancy, who aside from running the organization, signed on to raise one of the puppies since finding qualified puppy raisers has proved to be an extremely challenging task.

AAS learns of these puppymills when it is contacted by purchasers of sick or genetically malformed pups; by potential puppy purchasers who have been horrified by what they have seen; and by neighbours of the puppymills.

Allan Cotta was angry after learning that city employees tipped off the media after a potential buyer reported them as running a «puppy mill.»

Once your puppy is used to being in the crate and has learned to feel safe, comfortable and happy in it, you can begin using the crate to its full potential for house training.

More than 80 percent of potential dog owners are looking for a puppy, placing a burden on shelters and rescues to market adult dogs to people who think that old dogs can't learn new tricks.

Smooth haired Dachshunds have the potential to be aggressive but these little dogs can be wonderful pets if socialized well as a puppies, early learning is the key for reducing the risk of aggression.

There is not necessarily a right or wrong answer, we just want to learn more about you and the potential home that you will provide for your puppy.

It is important to learn the potential traits of the puppy to see just what you are in for when you purchase a pomsky.

I would be lying if I said I am not anxious about the situation, I naively thought the cats would give the puppy a bit of hissing and she would learn not to go too close but the dog will grow bigger than them and has the potential to kill.