Sentences with phrase «more rambunctious dogs»
She growled at a passerby and avoided other, more rambunctious dogs.
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A rambunctious dog has the capability of becoming an emotional support dog, but it will require more training.
Dogs named Grace are seldom rambunctious and are more often than not the runt of the litter that has had to overcome a number of obstacles in her life.
Older and less active dogs do not need to eat as much as younger, more rambunctious pups.
Although not as popular as his rambunctious cousin the Labrador Retriever, the Golden resides in the American Kennel Club's top 10 with more than 68 thousand individual dogs and 14, thousand litters registered in 1993.
Nothing worries pet parents more than seeing their otherwise healthy and rambunctious dog suddenly fall, twitch, and tread water like crazy even though it's on solid ground.
Larger dog toys tend to be made to withstand more rambunctious play, and smaller dogs will have trouble lifting and playing with them if they're as big as they are.
However, the predictive value of body language is not as reliable as most think, largely because many body cues may have a variety of meanings and because fearful, rambunctious and uneducated dogs are more likely to bite than those that are aggressive.
Unfortunately, some dogs are more rambunctious than others, making the job of being a good pet parent harder.
She LOVES other dogs, but can be a rambunctious puppy for some more refined adult dogs.
Some dogs may be sensitive to very slight corrections and some are so rambunctious that we might need to make ourselves more firm with our correction to catch their attention and get our point across.
Berners are typically quite rambunctious the first two years but will mature into a calm, reliable adult if properly trained; Knowing the pedigree and line is key to understanding energy level as this can vary, as some lines produce high drive, working dogs while others may offer a much more mellow Berner.
Even though they may be less rambunctious than they were in their puppy days, our little dogs still need more calories per pound than their large breed friends.