Sentences with phrase «of small dog syndrome»

If you prefer the tiny cute dogs, always watch for the presence of small dog syndrome.

As little dogs, the Bichon Frise breed is susceptible to the human induced behavior of Small Dog Syndrome.

It is a symptom of the Small Dog Syndrome.

With any small breed dog, you must always train them with basic obedience and any other mental and physical exercise they require to prevent the onset of small dog syndrome.

When owning such a dog, you must be very wary of the small dog syndrome.

Not exact matches

Since your dog was diagnosed two weeks ago and is probably on medication, you should note that in a small number of cases, the medicine given to manage Cushing's Syndrome can also have a side effect in the form of an uncoordinated gait.

«Small Dog Syndrome» occurs when a small dog believes that he is the leader of his pack and he directs the actions and attentions of everyone in his pack — including his huSmall Dog Syndrome» occurs when a small dog believes that he is the leader of his pack and he directs the actions and attentions of everyone in his pack — including his humaDog Syndrome» occurs when a small dog believes that he is the leader of his pack and he directs the actions and attentions of everyone in his pack — including his husmall dog believes that he is the leader of his pack and he directs the actions and attentions of everyone in his pack — including his humadog believes that he is the leader of his pack and he directs the actions and attentions of everyone in his pack — including his humans!

Wobbler syndrome is a conditions which affects large breed dogs due to compression of the spinal cord; in a smaller dog like a Chihuahua, I would be looking more at conditions like hydrocephalus which is a common problem in Chihuahuas and other toy breed dogs.

Like other dogs of a similar size, small dog syndrome is a concern with Shih Tzus.

Since this syndrome is seen predominantly in very small dogs, it is tempting to speculate that the disease may be partially linked to increased antigenic load in comparison to the body size of the dog, since the same volume of rabies vaccine is given to all dogs subcutaneously.

Be aware, too, that Fourche Terriers can have «small dog syndrome,» so your pooch might want to be the boss of the house and he could become pushy.

Dogs with irritable bowel syndrome will have the urge to defecate frequently and will pass semi-formed feces or runny stool with small amounts of bright, red blood at the end and / or excessive mucus.

Because of their propensity to develop Small Dog Syndrome, handlers have to be firm but calm, at the same time confident and consistent in disciplining the pet.

As with all dogs of this size though, «Small Dog Syndrome» and excessive barking is a risk if socialisation isn't properly taken care of.

This idea of a «Little Dog Syndrome» is robbing small dogs the opportunity to not only be behaved, but happy in their lives!

This is an aspect of Little Dog Syndrome and this idea has been harming small dogs and their chances of getting properly trained.

This method will further stifle any tendency of the «Small Dog» syndrome.

As with all small dogs there is a risk of developing small dog syndrome where the animal feels that he is the pack leader to humans.

This can cause them to develop a number of behavioral problems, so ensure that steps are taken to prevent small dog syndrome from setting in by asserting yourself firmly as the pack leader.

Like many small dogs, the Brussels Griffon seems to have no concept of its diminutive size and as a result can get into trouble if it tries to dominate larger dogs (i.e. «small dog syndrome»).

This is usually as a result of «Small Dog Syndrome», however, it can be avoided with proper training.

There are a number of behaviors that are common to small dogs acting dominantly, so much so, that this type of behavior observed in smaller breeds, has inherited the label «small dog syndrome» or «little dog syndrome».

Small dog syndrome has a human counterpart in the «Napoleon complex», when someone of diminutive stature compensates by being domineering towards others.

Alan Clark offered an explanation: «I think a lot of small dogs suffer from small dog syndrome.

Because of their demanding nature, the dogs need to be properly guided to avoid small dog syndrome in the house.