Sentences with phrase «many dogs act»

Wednesday the dogs acted like squirrels and the only thing that I got done was a trip to Costco.

The Dangerous Dogs Act Study Group (DDASG) and Lord Redesdale criticised the Government for what they saw as its part in the ongoing problem of «status dogs» by making them appeal to those wishing to intimidate others and rebel against the existing law.

These included the Performing Animals (Regulation) Act 1925; the Pet Animals Act 1951 (amended 1983); the Animal Boarding Establishments Act 1963; the Riding Establishments Act 1964 and 1970; and the Breeding and Sale of Dogs (Welfare) Act 1999, which amended and extended the provisions of the Breeding of Dogs Act 1973 and the Breeding of Dogs Act 1991.

The implementation of the Dangerous Dogs Act (DDA) has not prevented dog attacks, despite having devastating consequences for the welfare of certain breed types.

Close working with the Pet Advertising Advisory Group (PAAG) to ensure that all online, print and classified advertising contains appropriate welfare messages, and that publishers do not advertise dogs banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act or those from establishments which are not fit for the breeding of animals.

Dogs Trust, as a member of the Dangerous Dogs Act Study Group (DDASG), along with a variety of other welfare organisations, the Kennel Club and the BVA, has supported Ms Grahame's Bill since it was introduced as a Private Members Bill by Alex Neill MSP.

Dogs Trust has long campaigned for a fresh approach to the management of dangerous dogs in the UK, following the failure of the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act to prevent dog attacks.

Blue Cross is pleased to see that the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee (Efra) is launching an inquiry into the Dangerous Dogs Act...

The quite insane world of the Psychoactive Substances Act is about to become real and it looks like it'll be exactly the Dangerous Dogs Act disaster we expected it to be.

«The bill combines some of the characteristics of the poll tax and the Dangerous Dogs Act, except on a much grander scale.»

The government has rejected calls by the Liberal Democrats to review the Dangerous Dogs Act, following a rise in the number of dog - related injuries.

The ex-Whitehall chiefs cite examples of bad laws that have resulted from the way government now operates, including the poll tax of 1990, the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991, the failure of the Child Support Agency, the Hunting Act 2004 and the story of the Millennium Dome.

The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 and the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 are just two examples», he told parliament in July 2008.

Edward Garnier proposing a tribunal to govern foxhunting once the Hunting With Dogs Act has been repealed...

In Reservoir Dogs it acts as a framing device and a constant companion to the colourful misters.

Then someone told her about a program just getting under way that pairs dogs and reading - challenged elementary school children; the dogs act as nonjudgmental listeners to help kids get over their fear of reading out loud.

But there seems to be no change in the way my dog acts.

In dog training, behavior drives can be defined as the instincts that contribute to making a dog act and react the way he does.

The short answer to why small dogs act so terribly sometimes is that they are allowed to get away with it.

It's been posited that because a dog acts as a playmate, a companion, a protector and a confidante, children are able to gain significant mental health benefits through regular interactions with family dogs.

Once the episode is over, your dog acts like nothing happened.

I don't care if the dog acts like this breed or fits all the explanations written by some authors, there is no way to tell for certain unless you have the paperwork from a responsible breeder, know the pedigrees of the parents, and have viewed the mating and birthing processes.

Or, have you ever been confused about the way your dog acts in certain situations?

How my little dog acts is only an extension to how I feel and react to things.

So, the next time you discover your dog acting funny, go get the umbrella straight away.

In fact, one of the things paranormal investigators ask people they are trying to help with the unknown is whether they have noticed their dogs acting strangely, or reacting to undetected familiars in their home.

A timid dog acts aggressively towards their food because he is afraid his food is not safe or someone will take it from him.

Animal - assisted therapy (AAT)-- This is different from AAA because the dogs act as therapy dogs in order to make a patient reach specific goals.

These are dogs registered under The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 and 1997.

It's a good idea to ask about these types of behaviors, as well as to observe how the dog acts when you interact with him / her.

It's outlined in the «Dangerous Dogs Act 1991».

Just as many of us have seen a dog acting «guilty» — head down, avoiding eye contact, and shuffling anxiously — we've probably seen a dog that appeared to be proud exhibiting the exact opposite body language.

The way a dog acts is reflected upon the way they are treated, and to be honest Pit Bulls are probably the most tolerant dogs out their.

If you got your Dog as a puppy, and he now has a behavior that you can't live with, you must accept the fact that you are at least partly responsible for the way your Dog acts now.

It removed a lot of loose hair yet did so very gently, so much so that their dogs acted like they were just being petted.

Dog attacks surge 76 % in England in 10 years, coinciding with exemption of Staffordshire pit bulls from the Dangerous Dogs Act

The volunteers were also expected to provide a time - out (removing attention from the dog) at any moment that the dog acted inappropriately by jumping or mouthing a volunteer.

If they are nervous or anxious the dog acts up.

When hunting, these dogs act like bark pointers helping to find and tree grouse, squirrel and other small game.

It is important to observe how your dog acts when outside in the cold.

Your cute little dog acting feisty toward the big dog next door may suddenly be joined in your own yard by that dog, in no mood for games.

Training can change the way a dog acts around people.

Britain has gone even further: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7264620.stm BBC: «Under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 four types of dog are banned: the pit bull terrier, Japanese tosa, dogo Argentino and fila Brasileiro.»

Does your dog act the same way?

When this happens, it is not surprising that, during the game, the dog acts aggressively if it sees that you take one of its toys, or that it tries to bite a person or a dog that approaches the toy.

In this way dogs act much like young children.

For example, one prominent, top selling dog training book recommends hanging a dog with a leash until it passes out, if the dog acts aggressively.

This means that from a behavioral stand point, the female dog acts spayed most of the time.

The ancestors of German shepherd dogs acted as both servants and companions to humans for hundreds of years.

The owners apparently are unhappy with the way the dogs act - but never trained the dog to be a good citizen.