Sentences with phrase «mannered house dog»
A good foster home increases a Labrador's chances of finding a permanent home because he has learned to be a good citizen and a well mannered house dog.
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A dog that barks and paces frantically in a shelter may actually be a very quiet and well - mannered house dog.
It is a well - mannered house dog that also enjoys being in the middle of activities.
Not exact matches
A dog that is well mannered because it is easy to handle and comfortable in the car, in the house, crate, at family outings, during playdates, and traveling with owner makes for an easier life than a dog that is not adaptable!
The kitchen should be considered a sacred place for all dogs in the house — a place where they behave, are well - mannered and listen to what you say.
Consider Your Dog's Temperament - Well - mannered, friendly dogs usually make the best house - guests.
They are both very friendly dogs and are house trained and rather well mannered with the exception of boisterous excitement / playfulness which hasn't worked out so well with the toddler in their former home.
With a little patience, you will have a perfectly mannered young dog in the house who will allow anyone or anything to come near his dish and his toys.
Ask your veterinarian for a referral to a behaviorist or trainer who can show you how to overcome the things that are driving you crazy, whether it's house - soiling, uncontrolled chewing or just the ill - mannered exuberance of a dog who doesn't know any better.
Charlie is well mannered inside the house, is house trained, gets along with other dogs, and walks well on a leash.
Don't get me wrong — puppies need to be house trained and they need obedience training — but these are only two small parts of a much larger program needed to produce calm, obedient, well - mannered, respectful house dogs that have a good relationship with their owners.
Once your dog has become well - mannered enough to roam the house when you're gone, ordering him to the crate should be unnecessary, and he will use it at his leisure.