Sentences with phrase «often leads the dog»

Unlike today's life of privilege the Pit Bull often leads the dog of that time had to earn its dinner along with every other capable member of the family.

Not exact matches

I use mine to hold my bag for life so I've always got it, and I often use them to hold the dog's lead when I'm taking him a walk.

Lower variety situations (walking the dog, walking to work, and walking to the grocery store) impressed upon the customer how often they were using their sneakers, leading them to feel they were getting a lot of value from the product.

Dogs with skin allergies often require lifetime medication and treatment, while obesity is one of the top health problems for canines and can lead to a variety of diseases, disorders and health complications.

Ovariohysterectomy (spay) and other specific treatments of the cause often lead to a good prognosis in dogs with non-infectious causes of abortion.

Often, dogs will claw at their eye with their dew claw, leading to corneal ulcers.

Smart and trainable, large breed dogs often grow up to lead and serve.To help support cognitive development vital to training, Wellness uses salmon meal and salmon oil to provide DHA, an essential fatty acid normally found in their mother's milk.

In an earlier study, vonHoldt had identified a gene that's mutated more often in dogs than wolves — one that possibly led to their domestication.

Small breed dogs are more susceptible to rheumatoid arthritis that often leads to joint pain and swelling.

Dr. Trisha Joyce, a veterinarian with New York City Veterinary Specialists, says canine exercise is often the first defense against loneliness and other emotional issues that lead to behavior problems in dogs.

Rabies in a dog leads to headaches, anxiety, hallucinations, paralysis and often death.

Dogs can become bored very quickly and this often leads to destructive behavior.

Distemper is a highly contagious viral illness that often attacks the nervous system of dogs and can lead to serious impairments and even death.

Unspayed female dogs continue to go into their heat cycles regularly, which is a process that often leads to pregnancy and new litters of furry pups.

Generally, when the winter approaches, dog owners are less likely to exercise dogs kept for the most part indoors and this often leads to what is known as «winter weight gain.»

So those people who live apartments who actually walk their dogs (assuming they make them heel on the lead) are often better off than those who are simply only let out into the fenced backyard for exercise.

I don not recommend mixing kibble and the homemade dog food recipes because doing so often leads to digestive upset.

Commerical dog foods that lack proper nutritional value will often lead to lackluster fur, dandruff, scabbing and rashes.

Diets high in empty calories often lead to obesity, which is just as bad for dogs as it is for us.

They are the person who gathers pertinent info about the dog, finds a suitable foster home (often working with the foster coordinator on this as well as the foster team leads) and works with transport coordinators if needed.

Dog breeders routinely perform these cruel procedures, which can lead to infection, and often use genetic manipulation or inbreeding to achieve certain «desired» breed standards,» a PETA press release said.

In dogs and cats damage to the cornea is a very common occurrence, because they lead with their head and often hit things that can bump or damage the eye.

It's also been found that therapy dogs often lead to patients seeing their doctors less.

Cone - Rod Dystrophy 1 - Progressive Retinal Atrophy (cord1 - PRA) is an inherited disease of the eye that affects the cone and rod cells that make up the dog's retina and often leading to blindness.

However, the increased urine production can lead to urinary accidents, or sleepless nights when dogs need to go outside, often on an urgent basis.

The antioxidants in blueberries boost the dog's health and reduce the risk of illnesses by destroying the free radicals in the body, which are responsible for cell damage which often leads serious diseases like cancer, heart diseases, and various other chronic and life threatening illnesses.

See if the dog stops often to smell, if it tends to pull the lead, if it needs more exercise than others, etc..

Dogs don't produce the type of enzymes needed to break down grains, and long term consumption often leads to the developments of many digestive tract and immune system disorders.

This is what often leads to dog fights.

Progressive retinal atrophy can lead to eventual blindness, but studies say that blindness is seen most often in older dogs who are already prone to eye disorders.

Dental disease impacts 80 % of dogs by age two, often leading to kidney and heart issues.

But, if your dog needs this done more often, consider contacting your vet or possibly changing their diet because this can lead to blocked anal glands as well.

Dogs that crave attention are often dogs that lead dull lives or are left alone for many hours a Dogs that crave attention are often dogs that lead dull lives or are left alone for many hours a dogs that lead dull lives or are left alone for many hours a day.

Additionally, the dogs have very small bladders, which often leads to more walks and the occasional «leak» inside the home.

On the other hand neglecting the Maltipoo dog's bath often will cause the body oil of the dog to accumulate which can lead to hair tangles, bad odor and blocked skin pores.

There are some heart conditions common in Boxers than can be devastating to their owners, often leading to the dog dropping dead at two or three years of age, and the tests for these are generally considered the most important.

She often spent her childhood days playing with and training her family dogs, not knowing it would lead to her future career.

Just like much of the food we eat, dog food is often filled with ingredients that can lead to allergy triggers, sensitivities and general intolerances.

It can often lead to secondary issues when the dog is awake and moving... such as slicing gums and breaking teeth.

Although the production of chemical signals, their perception through olfactory processes, and the behavioral response to these signals plays a central role in domesticated cat communication and behavior (especially social behavior), the function, scope and importance of these abilities are often not given the same level of attention dedicated to other domesticated species (e.g. dogs or pigs), which may lead some to erroneously underestimate the significance of this communication modality in cats.

This study documents the positive impacts publically subsidized low - cost spay and neuter programs can have that often go unmet in communities: pet population control, leading to the prevention of the proliferation of feral dog and cat populations, slowing the flow of animals into shelters both voluntarily and through field services, and reduction in the incidence of humane destruction of animals.

Cashews and peanuts are better, but nuts in general are high in calories and phosphorous (which can lead to bladder stones in dogs), and they're often salty.

Even though CEA often leads to blindness, most dogs adapt reasonably well to their loss of vision.

This type of feeding works pretty well in cats but often leads to obesity in dogs.

Lina Garzione, lead trainer at Dog Willing, said Roberts was so passionate about her work that she often offered help for free.

Because of the lack of mental and physical activity, the dog will start to find new ways to entertain himself, which often leads to destructive behaviour and excessive barking.

I find that these diets often lead to dogs who are constantly hungry and often end up gaining weight because it is difficult for an owner to stay compliant in the face of constant begging.

Dogs can be off lead under the tide line but make sure to have that leash with you because beach patrol checks often.

Spay / neuter decreases the fight for resources among stray animals, preventing the spread of diseases like the deadly parvo virus and reducing mating related aggression which can often lead to dogs being rounded up and put into public shelters where they have little chance of survival.

While there may be breeders that take precaution to avoid inbreeding (which often leads to significant health issues), and are selective with the dogs they do breed, making sure to raise them in loving environments, there is no definitive «rule» that guarantees these animals won't suffer from health or behavioral problems early or later on.