Sentences with phrase «most abused dog»

Most abused dogs will display fear and may act overly aggressive to everyday situations.

Not exact matches

Please read the United States Department of Agriculture http://www.usda.gov/oig/webdocs/33002-4-SF.pdf where the Inspector General found that the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service had failed miserably in its attempts to regulate dog breeders, especially in Oklahoma where the most heinous of abuses occurred.

«I have found that most Boxers, or any other dogs,» Amos says, «really don't hold a grudge, even though he was so brutally abused.

Most small breeds tend to be friendly with kids if they are not abused or harassed, whether you think about bichons (all varieties), Brussels Griffon, Coton De Tulear, Yorkshire terrier or Affenpinscher dogs.

Checked for heartworm and most have other medical issues as well as we take in mostly abused and neglected dogs.

The AKC would go broke if it lost any degree of puppy mill registrations, and they support the most heinous abuse imaginable to keep that money flow coming in to pay for those expensive dogs shows.

Private dog rehoming through advertisements online or in the local paper is not advisable unless you can thoroughly check the potential owner and never offer your four - legged friend free of charge, many «free to good home» pets have been obtained as breeding stock for puppy farms, abused, even used as bait for dog - fighting and although most people who reply to these adverts are genuine you can not be sure and it is not worth taking the risk.

For that matter, the dogs that you should be most fearful for are the ones who are abused, neglected, or being treated improperly.

Some of the most common reasons however are because of neglect, abuse, or when owners no longer want their dog due to behavioral or health problems.

First of all, it's rare that a humane officer is called to a commercial breeding kennel for the purpose of evaluating dogs during a routine kennel inspection. Secondly, and most importantly, Section 5511 of the Crimes Code is clear: a dog need not be «near death» in order to exhibit signs of abuse, cruelty or neglect or to be deserving of the protections offered by state law.

You'd have to make these dogs either fearful of people, abuse them, spoil them, corner them, or tease them for these dogs to bite and seriously hurt people... the same reason most dogs of any breed bite.

Most dogs do not, even when they've been neglected or abused.

And, they are quite likely the most abused breed of dog on the planet.

The most important thing is that the dog is happy when you teach him how to skateboard and that a dog should not be forced or abused into doing something just for a show - off purpose.

Most dogs that end up in shelters are products of bad owners that have neglected them or have abused them.

The Dog Psychology Centre has a resident pack of 33 dogs, most of whom were rescued from abuse or neglect, all at different stages of rehabilitation.

«Most of these dogs,» she explained, «were either abandoned or abused.

Seeking, seizing and holding «control,» necessary as it sometimes seem in a so - called civilized society, almost always leads to bad things, including most of the dog abuse that occurs in our country.

It's been an amazing journey to personally witness Darah's selfless efforts in training, healing, socializing and finding homes for hopeless dogs that have been abused, neglected, or are considered «throw aways,» - dogs whose futures would most likely end in euthanasia.

Most of our dogs have a sad story to tell, and some have suffered through years of neglect or abuse.

I don't have a dog who can do everything you describe, but he is certainly happy, has better «manners» /» obedience» than most dogs I know, and has not experienced training methods that would lead to real abused by me.

You've researched and found a breed you think will meet at least most of your expectations, and with a breeder you stand less of a chance of getting a dog that suffered abuse or a troubled past that will result in atypical temperament or other unpleasant surprises.

It's a sad, but true fact that Pit Bulls are the most abused breed in the dog fighting industry, simply because of their large stature and strong build.

The rescue powerhouse has saved 10,000 abused, neglected and abandoned dogs, most of them retrieved from kill shelters across the Midwest and Southern states.

Because of our prejudice, pit bulls have been marginalized, making them the most neglected and abused dogs.

Shelter volunteers unfortunately are not dog experts, they are animal advocates — most of whom are completely debilitated by their own empathy for an abused dog's plight.

In our shelters, abandoned and neglected dogs find safe haven from some of the most unimaginable abuse.

Social Interaction — By nature, most puppies are extremely social but if you purchased a dog through a rescue organization, there would be a chance that puppy had experienced some degree of trauma, perhaps abused by a private party or taken out of a puppy mill environment.

Most importantly, the dog should be treated as a family pet, not abused or neglected.

Most times, if someone is wondering if it is OK to slap a dog on the face, they are worried about someone in their home who is abusing the dog.

She's a very happy dog for the most part but the abuse has left a toll on her.

Birds are 3rd most popular animal kept in homes all over the world, and unlike dogs and cat who are often abandoned outdoors, birds are locked up in little cages like prisoners, unable to escape, slowly starving and dehydrating and losing sanity because they are deprived of social interaction (causing the neurotic screaming), and then tortured and abused because they incessantly scream for attention.

Even though the vast majority of the dogs trapped in those rings never qualified as fighters and were, for the most part, frightened and abused victims.

Unless traumatized through neglect or abuse, most of these lighthearted dogs greet strangers with an open heart and wagging tails, making them poor guard dogs.

Dogs that were abused in their previous environment most likely will have some serious behavior issues due to lack of trust.

Pit bulls are the most exploited and abused dogs in the world and we make a solemn oath to each dog in our program that they will not ever have to endure that sadness or pain again.

My second was a cocker spaniel mix that was rescued and a great dog but had a penchant for biting people because she was abused and I currently have a 70 pound, 3 year old Brindle and White Pit Bull that we rescued and he is the most loving and kindest dog I've ever been around.

Jayne points out that most dogs in rescue have been neglected, not abused.

The most dangerous dogs are those that fall victims to human shortcomings such as poor training, irresponsible ownership and breeding practices that foster viciousness or neglect and abuse.