Sentences with phrase «little about dog behavior»

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The dogs at dog parks come from a wide variety of backgrounds and their owners often know very little about animal behavior and many times, they know very little about their own dog!

If your dog needs a little work on his / her behaviors call us about getting your dog into Doggie Camp to prepare for the CGC exam.

Hopefully, this guide will help you learn a little bit more about the choices you have since knowing which toys are dangerous and which are the best toys for puppies will help you select products which teach your dog appropriate chewing behavior.

«Little is known about the effects of a dog's environment between three and 12 months of age on its behavior as an adult dog,» Harvey said.

Lastly, learning a little bit about the dog's history, why he / she ended up in a shelter and becoming familiar with any poor behavior traits can help you with your new dog.

Click on link to learn more about how you can join us for a Better Behavior in Dogs Seminar and donate to The Little Guild.

When bringing up his headache from this dog and wondering how to confront their neighbor about their dog's behavior, another person chimed in on the conversation saying, «It's a little dog, so it's normal for him to be scared like that.

Have a frank discussion with your vet about your dog's behavior, and they will help you develop a treatment plan to make your dog's life a little bit easier.

Sean and Eric talk about dog training philosophy, dog training politics, and some of the reasons you may be a little frustrated in trying to solve your dog's behavior issues.

Call to schedule your first appointment 713.934.9922 or tell us a little bit about yourself and your dog in this brief behavior questionnaire.

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Many owners ask their vet, but just as veterinarians know very little about dog training and behavior, they know very little about dog breeds.

Treats are more than spoiling our dogs; it's about reinforcing good behavior, giving your pooch a little something special for a job well done and offering him a taste and texture he's not used to.

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