Sentences with phrase «leash running and playing»

She is a medium - high energy dog who needs at least one hour of vigorous exercise a day, whether it is a brisk walk on the leash or off - leash running and playing in the park.

Not exact matches

His exercise can consist of regular walks, playing with toys, and running and playing off leash.

They will enjoy running and playing off leash but don't forget that these dogs have hunting instinct and may chase small rodents.

Boone now has the freedom to run and play in his yard off leash and his owners have the peace of mind in knowing that he will come back when they call.

They need at least twenty minutes of vigorous exercise a day, whether it's a brisk walk alongside you, or off - leash playing and running.

-LSB-...] leash makes sure that he is safe but also gives him an outlet to run and play.

While playing and running off leash can provide all the exercise that it needs, all dogs need to be taken on a regular daily walk, and this breed is not an exception.

They can also get plenty of exercise by running and playing of leash, but only in a secure area — like other terriers, Cairns can't resist the urge to chase small animals such as cats, rabbits, and squirrels.

He can also get plenty of exercise by playing and running off leash.

She's now able to walk on leash (slowly) as much as she'd like but she's not able to run and play as she loves to do.

His exercise can consist of long walks or running and playing off leash.

He loves to run and play, is good on a leash and loves to take walks.

They are little bundles of energy and enjoy playing, chasing and retrieving things tossed at them, and running off leash.

It loves to play (ball, fetch, etc.) and run off leash but because it will chase anything that moves, never let your pet off leash in an unprotected area.

A nice day at the park is the perfect opportunity to meet and play with other dogs and run in large areas off leash while safe from traffic hazards.

We have a beautiful quarter acre fully - fenced yard in the heart of Oshawa, covered in mature trees and bushes, lots of shade and room to run and play off - leash!

«We're having problems with barking, wanting to play all the time, running through the house with dirty feet, jumping on people, chewing stuff up, excessive interest in human food, constant pulling on the leash to get to things, and digging holes in the garden.

During the first 8 weeks there is no running, jumping, rough play or excessive stairs; only short leash walks to urinate and defecate.

They get a chance to run and play off - leash with other dogs.

For dogs that like to play «keep away,» have your dog wear a leash and collar during training sessions so he can not run away with the toy in his mouth.

These dogs will also enjoy an enclosed backyard space where they can jump, run, and play without a leash.

If you have a safe and enclosed backyard, you can certainly let your dog run around and play with toys, as well as play interactive games with you, off - leash.

Older dogs are loyal, loving and experienced companions, ready to walk politely on leash with you, run gaily off leash (with good recall) in the dog park, and play frisky games of fetch with your new tennis ball or their own, well - worn one.

A daily walk is a must, and time to run and play off - leash should be provided on a regular basis.

To be able to slip the leash, and watch your dog run and play, and then feel safe in the knowledge that she'll return when called is the goal of this lesson:

Ideally, he should be able run and play off leash regularly in a safe area.

Oklahoma City Dog Parks Oklahoma City has some great dog parks like OKC PawPark or Myriad Gardens where you can let your dog off the leash to run and play safely.

I run online dog training classes at http://www.pamsdogtraining.com and currently have 4 sessions of Canine Freestyle, Clicker Basics, Play - N - Train Recalls, Rock Solid Stays and Loose Leash Walking.

The Chicago Park District has nearly two dozen designated Dog Friendly Areas in Chicago parks or beaches where dogs can run and play while being off the leash.

Running, jumping, rough play with other animals, and unsupervised activity off leash must be avoided.

With this training, your dog is receiving top - quality obedience training, which in turn, allows you to give your dog freedom to run around OFF - LEASH and play!

Take your dog outside on a leash (don't play or run them around), make yourself and the whole process boring.

On Saturday, the non-profit organization, Fences for Fido, created an off - leash dog park area which will give the women's pets space to run and play.

She gets barky and pulls on the leash and just wants to run and play.

They are high - energy dogs and should be taken for at least a brisk walk daily, as well as having some time to run and play off the leash in a safe area.

I love to run and play in the yard and I'm learning leash manners.

If you have an enclosed and safe backyard, that is the ideal spot where you can let your dog run around and play off - leash.

If you have a yard that is safe, you can let your pet run around and play off - leash, and he will have a blast playing games like fetch with you.

Visits to a leash - free zone where he can run and burn off some energy are a great idea, but ensure he is socialized and knows how to play nice with other dogs beforehand.

Young dogs not only need to run and play off leash, they want to run freely.

Allowing a dog to run and play off leash in an unfenced yard, park, or other location may seem like an alternative to having a fenced yard but make no mistake — it is a potentially dangerous practice that can result in tragedy if your dog decides to bolt and you can't get him back.

If your dog is experiencing lameness, it's important to keep him on a leash and not allow him to run or jump as he plays.

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Leashed walks often need to be supplemented with dog / dog play, high - energy games of chase, swimming, and opportunities to run and explore new areas.

Instead we took him to a large, grassy, enclosed off - leash dog park where he could run freely and play with other dogs without having to deal with any additional stimulation.

The park is at a private home in Delaware, Ohio with ten fenced acres to run and play off leash, a half acre pond for the swimmers, an agility course for the experts or novices, and lots of balls, toys and Frisbees for the dogs to enjoy.

Off - leash parks are a great outlet for dogs to run and play with other dogs in a securely fenced area.

Patients must not be allowed to jump, play, run, climb up and down stairs, or do much more than walk quietly on a leash.

Allowing your dog to regularly run freely with other dogs, either at home or at an off - leash park, is squandering time, energy, and focus better spent with you in constructive play in training.

Located at the beautiful 45 acre Lakeshore Park, this off leash doggy play area gives pooches a full acre to run and play.