Sentences with phrase «male dogs in the home»

Maisie is good with compatible male dogs in the home and good around other dogs at places similar to Fort Funston.

The females will still call «all the shots» with any male dogs in the home.

Not exact matches

Analyses of the bacteria found in household dust can tell researchers about the probable ratio of male and female residents of a home, as well as whether there is a pet such as a dog or cat.

The best home for Bailey would be a structured one and with another neutered male dog to play with would be best but he would probably do just as well as the only dog in the household.

Males like to be dominant, especially over other large breeds, which can result in a hard time at home if you have other large dogs; but they tend to be okay if you establish your place as dominant over both dogs, or if they live with smaller or non-dominant breeds.

Anchor is in a foster home with a calm male lab mix and is just a happy, easy, low maintenance dog.

Ridley lived with other dogs, kids and cats and is now in a foster home with both male and female dogs.

Phoebe is a sweet 5 year old white female Great Dane with cropped ears Phoebe Dogs: Good with Large Dogs, Males Preferred Children: Good with Children Cats: Good with Cats Other: Deaf Updated: 03/26/2017 Phoebe has settled in nicely in her foster home and gets along great with her playful submissive lab mix foster sister.

She is good with the resident 75 pound male and female dogs in her foster home but will pester them if not supervised.

I have rescue that was chained to a pole for 2 days in the middle of jan / some years back; i went 2 home depot n bought bolt cutters / shes been with me ever since / near her second b day she really didn't care 4 anything I was trying / then I went 2 my buddies house in battle creek mich bought her a old family red nose male 4 company he feeds his dogs proplan n that's what they both get.

Your neutered male dog won't try to roam around away from home: Intact males are likely to escape home, in an attempt to find a mate.

Both genders are active as puppies through 12 months of age, but once they reach 12 months you will notice a more relaxed companion... girls especially will begin to become less active while boys will continue to interact with the children in the home... therefore, I highly recommend a male if a family is looking for a dog who will interact with the children more as they continue to mature.

Some males will also mark inside the house, particularly if another dog comes to visit or if you're visiting in someone else's home.

If you take a look at the folks who have been with American Greyhound for a number of years, who are very familiar with these dogs, you will see the ratio of males to females in their homes is about 2 to 1.

His adopter (s) will need to be aware of his desire to police male dogs and strange men in the home, and to teach him some basic rules.

Barbie did well with dogs and cats in her previous foster family but since adoption has matured a bit and we feel she will do best as either the only dog in the home, or with a family that can do slow intros and with a more submissive male dog friend.

Before deciding on male or female, give consideration to any other dogs that may be in or around your home.

She would be best in a home with another big dog (male is best) Has had some dog aggression issues but has just completed nine weeks of training and got straight A's!!

She meets all dogs well, and plays with the male dogs in her foster home.

Shadow loves giving kisses and taking treats from children and thrives on playing with other dogs, like the lively male Lab brother in her foster home.

For male dogs, the benefits of neutering (orchiectomy) are not quite as compelling, although it does decreased the risk of prostate hypertropy and infections pretty significantly and if the dog is going to be allowed out unsupervised it does help to keep the dog home and to avoid complications associated with seeking out females in heat, such as being hit by cars, shot by angry female dog owners (maybe only a U.S. problem?)

Neutered males won't impregnate females, and will be less likely to roam, engage in territorial disputes, or spray pungent urine on (cats) or «mark» (dogs) the items in your home they consider theirs.

If your male dog is humping other males, females or random things in your home with increasing frequency, it could be a sign not of a behavioral issue, but of a medical one in need of veterinary attention.

I introduced two elder males (ages 12 and 13) a few years ago, who ended up being great companions together for the next couple years; they were a little tense the first day, especially the established - resident dog, Cody, who had been attacked a month or so earlier by a foster I'd taken in who was very uptight and not a good match for us at all; that dog had gone back into his rescuer's home.

Zazzi plays well with both large male dogs in her foster home and she met the cat without difficulty in the house.

Recounted Winograd's sole source for the claimed success of the island nation street dog sterilization programs, «Once the packs of males stopped chasing the in - heat females, we saw that the dogs started to hang out in front of their favorite person's home more.»

Bart is OK with the lab mix dog in his foster home but is easily intimidated by other adult male cats.

On average, the dogs had been in their new homes for two years; 70 % were female and the remainder were male stud dogs.

She is currently in a foster home with two young kiddos and two male dogs, she LOVES them all and prefers to be close to someone when she naps.

Simba can be grumpy with some male dogs at adoption events but he could probably live happily with another big dog in a home.

Hello my name is Jessica, I'm in need of help my 1 yr old pure breed blk German shepherd male need a home asap due to the animal control is giving me 30 days to find him a home he's worth living he's a good dog jus need more training I had back surgery so his training got pushed back I seen your page and thought you'd like to have Lobo, my num is 209 8986140 I live in Tracy thank you for your time I can send a picture of him

Females in heat can get blood on your furniture, exhibit nervous behavior, and attract unwanted male dogs to your home.

Parker is settling in well at his foster home and getting along with both dogs, male and female.

This becomes more pronounced in male dogs who experience stress as a result of change or upheaval in a home.

She is now integrated with the two other dogs in her foster home, but prefers the male and may even prefer to be an only dog if given the chance.

Every female dog and cat in estrus or «heat» shall be confined by way of a solid barrier such as a wooden fence, inside the owner or attendant's home, or in a veterinary hospital or animal establishment, in such a manner that another not neutered male of the same species can not come in contact with such dog or cat, except for intentional breeding purposes.

We envision Anna in a quiet home with either a gentle male dog, or no other dogs, and OK with cat / s in a home.

If she is seriously targetting your adult male dog at 9 weeks, then he is probably not safe in your home as she mature.

She has been a wonderful mother and has played well with the other male foster dogs in her foster home.

This is one reason why male dogs are castrated, to help tone down fights in the home.

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When my male Bullmastiff was being campaigned in the late 90's, my handlers (from the Houston area) would not go on the road with the dogs in the extreme heat of the summers down here, unless the show was very close to home, for just this reason.

A neutered male dog won't be as inclined to roam in search of a mate; roaming animals can cause vehicular accidents, scare children, and get separated from their homes.

Mindy would do best in a home with a male dog and a completely fenced yard.