Sentences with phrase «only dogs respond»

While both dogs and cats have a high proportion of taste buds that are sensitive to amino acid flavors (or proteins), only dogs respond to sweet foods.

Not exact matches

Dogs suffer from naturally occurring compulsive disorders that closely model human OCD, manifested as an excessive repetition of normal canine behaviors that only partially responds to drug therapy.

At first, Arlo hates the kid but the boy, who not only acts like a dog but soon responds to the name Spot, eventually grows on him and the two become friends as they discover they have more in common than one might think.

Russell: The thing about Pavloe is that the dogs respond when it's the only game in town.

The benefits of positive dog - training technique are that your dog will not become scared or aggressive, try to cower from you or respond only when it suits him.

Many small dogs respond well enough to be trained using only this collar.

We only want the best possible care for your dog so we don't respond to email requesting this type of information.

As training progresses the dog is taught to only respond when he hears the dog training command from his owner.

Not only will they learn to respond to commands amid distractions, but it also provides a safe environment for them to socialize with other dogs.

If you avoid responding to any of these behaviors and only look at your dog as soon as he stops, he will soon learn better ways to behave.

It seems some dogs don't respond to the pitch that these devices emit, but they're very cheap (often only $ 10 - 20) and manufacturers will issue a refund if they don't work for your pooch.

In a case study from Finland, middle - aged large breed dogs were affected with ARD and only responded to tylosin.

Avoid repeating a cue, as that only allows your dog to not respond the first time.

And while this dog certainly is responding to the music, the video's description indicates that he only howls when this particular part of the song is played.

Imagine if someone else will be whistling at your dog, if it is properly trained to respond only to the call or the sound of its name, then it will ignore the whistle.

Dogs with infection only in the lungs have the best prognosis for recovery and usually respond the quickest to treatment.

After a few hours, not only was my dog responding perfectly, but I was a changed person in respect to how to handle my dog.

For example, if your dog has only been on his antibiotics for a day or two, all that may be required is to give him some more time to fully respond.

Bouviers aren't for everybody - they are loyal to a fault but like most dogs have their own personality - my dog is a one person dog - she will allow people to pet her but the only person she cares about being around is me - does anything I ask her but won't even respond when my girlfriend ask her if she wants to go for a walk - wont even take a treat from her - but won her heart when she was home alone - man came to the door an tried to force his way in (never trained as guard dog) he made it into the kitchen but soon regretted it - was met with a 85 lb bouvier - she came unglued - I wasn't there but she said he ran out the door faster than he came in - now my girlfriend thinks the bear can do no wrong

She said «I want to help pets not only in the peri-operative period but those with chronic pain states, lameness cases that just haven't responded to treatment, older dog's with arthritis.

If your scent - driven dog is eagerly looking up to you for permission to go sniff a bush only for you to respond by feeding him a treat, you may have just reduced the likelihood of your dog's «checking in» behavior.

When clients express frustration with a dog's behavior, Jane responds only to efforts that will lead in the right direction, encouraging that behavior to continue and grow.

We have 4 dogs... right now two of them are battling with a skin infection that only responds to this medication.

A dog is more likely to respond if you use both hand a verbal signals rather than only a verbal command.

There have been many calls to adopt Timmy.I would like to mention that there are many other animals with handicaps, both dogs and cats, who are waiting patiently for new homes.It is wonderful that so many people respond whenever a story of a dog or cat is printed, but believe me, the others who are waiting have stories of abuse, neglect and abandonment to tell if only they could.

The same goes for the clicker, slowly wean your dog from the click and she will soon be responding only to your voice.

I can train the bajeebers out of a dog, but a dog that has a limited inherent understanding of proper guarding and bravery can respond only so much to training.

In my experience, dogs with intrathoracic airway collapse respond only marginally to therapy, and in general, have a less fortunate prognosis.

Rachel is an only dog and is responding successfully to the attention and care!

They are not effective in all dogs, in fact only about 30 % of dogs will respond to antihistamines alone.

Using your recall phrase over and over while your dog fails to respond only teaches him that the recall word or phrase is to be ignored.

In only a few weeks, our dog is responding to commands and seems more relaxed.

Once he's responding well to the correction, if you find that he still occasionally starts making noise in his crate, you'll say «quiet» first, then follow through with a correction only if your dog doesn't stop making noise when you give the command.

Obviously, we would like the do g to remain in a Sit - Stay, that's why we proof dogs to respond only to commands, that are preceded by their name and to ignore all others.

Phase out the use of training lures and rewards as soon as possible, otherwise your dog will only respond when you have them.

Your dog should respond by quieting down, even if only for a couple of seconds at first.

«My dog responds only when I have food.»

When your dog is running away from you, or even when his head his turned, he can not see your handsignals or body language (which are really easy for him to understand) and so, verbal commands are the only way to get him to respond.

To prevent this from happening, once the dog responds well enough to the down hand signal, dog handlers must remove the treat from view and give it only after the dog lies down and is praised.

Remember, these stronger corrections must only be used with insensitive dogs that don't respond to milder corrections.

The only thing she got right in her recent editorial (July 7 2010 «Humane Society responds to critics») is when she admits that the HSUS is not your local Humane Society that takes care of stray dogs and cats.

Feral (wild) dog rehab program, allows these creatures to gain trust of humans, acquainting them with how a domesticated dog responds to stimuli, and, the last stage, preparing them to live in a home by fostering them with experienced handlers in their own homes; ARNO is proud to be only one of two organizations in the country to give these «unadoptables» a second chance at a life of unconditional love.

Only dietary management is needed in dogs that respond to treatment in up to 14 days.

According to 2013 Canadian Federation of Humane Societies» statistics, more than 119,000 cats, 53,000 dogs and 15,000 other animals were admitted to shelters in 2012 (a number the organization says is conservative, since it is estimated from the responses of only 102 shelters that responded to a survey).

In Washington State, over 60,000 cats and dogs were reported euthanized in Washington shelters in 2005 - and only a third of the survey recipients responded.

Rewarding Good Behavior Once your dog responds reliably to a cue you should only reward her for staying committed to the behavior.

While accounting only for about 6 percent of all urinary bladder stones found in dogs, urate crystals have been shown to respond very well to low - protein diets especially those that come with natural acidifiers like cranberries.

I think the most beneficial thing about using «positive reinforcement» is that not only it is effective in many situations with most dogs but it also creates strength in our bond and work relationship with our dog (or any dog that we are working with) and I think this is what makes our dogs (or a dog) respond to us the best.

Unlike obedience and agility trials, where dogs respond to the owner's < commands, in tracking a dog is completely in charge, for only he knows how to use his nose to find and follow the track.

Train your dog to respond to simple, preferably single - word commands (sit, stay, come, down, pee, poop, etc.) and then use those words, and only those words, to communicate.