Sentences with phrase «life outside the kennel»

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When I met Missy, a one - year - old German Shepard mix, she was living outside in a kennel.

I used to live outside in a kennel day and night with no companionship.

In September, Animal Life Rescue of NC built four new emergency kennels / shelters for its dogs for when unforeseen emergencies arise, also allowing their dogs more time to run around outside.

At a time when hunting dogs were kept in kennels outside, the Weimaraner lived inside with his family with the result being a dog who loves to be with his humans.

Great for... Potty training puppies / housebreaking Older dogs that can't / won't go outside Winter months or inclement weather Sick or injured pets Female pets that are in heat Incontinent dogs and cats Night time leakage Pets that live in condos and apartments Kennel liners

Outside of the kennel, she comes to life.

Weims do not do well living outside or in the kennel.

If she lived in the kennel for all of her 3 years, I am assuming she must have not been socialized much and may have missed out being around people and experiencing all the sights and sounds of life outside of a kennel.

If a dog has always soiled in the home, has lived outside or in a kennel, or has an unknown history, it's likely that she simply has never been house trained.

The first Staffordshire Bull Terriers brought to the United States lived their lives out simply as companions; it was not until 1975 that The American Kennel Club recognized the Staffordshire Bull Terrier as a registerable breed that could be shown outside of the Miscellaneous Classes.

Dogs living outside (in kennels) especially in winter will require more food to maintain bodyweight than in other seasons.

On the other hand, more patience is required because non-housetrained dogs that have lived outside, in a kennel or at a shelter for some time, may have long - established habits that are more difficult to change.

Living Conditions: Considering how closely attached the English Cocker Spaniel becomes to its family, it would be unkind to keep it in a kennel or chained outside.

At home the lives of our canines are also better because of new types of outside runs with kennel fencing that is stronger and made to last longer.

A few decades ago, the typical hunting dog lived outside in a kennel environment.

They might have spent their entire life outside, or locked in a kennel 24/7?

They are not living in crates stacked upon crates, or left outside in kennels.

I was born outside, captured as a teenager, and then spent a year in foster care where I lived in an outside kennel.