Sentences with phrase «only frighten the dog»

Remember that you should never use harsh punishment, as this will only frighten the dog.

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Even losing their temper and frightening a dog is only going to have a negative affect on its behaviour.

If your dog is anxiously (or excitedly) pacing around the exam room and doesn't know this skill, the only way for us to get a look at his undercarriage is to physically lay him down and hold him in position — we do this as gently as possible, but for many dogs it's very frightening to be forcibly placed on their side or back from a standing position.

Not only are there no dogs to frighten your cat, our entire center is designed to nurture and support a cat's health and healing process.

This will only frighten and confuse the dog rather than teach it.

Most people have never met such a big dog before and can be quite frightened if a Dane runs up towards them, if they only new he was coming to say hello:) With such an innocent action striking fear in the average person, you can see why obedience training is so important with Great Danes.

Shouting and scolding only ever serve two purposes: You will frighten him, potentially making him a timid dog, and you will teach him how to be aggressive, which is not an acceptable trait in dogs.

Standard nail clippers can not only be frightening to dogs but can pinch sensitive nerve endings.

«Demonizing certain breeds only furthers their appeal to the most extremely abusive of owners while feeding into a public hysteria and frightening off any potential suitable owners for this breed of dog....

Harley, a little dog who came to represent perseverance and resiliency, was the only contestant with a message — and maybe that frightened the airline.

The frightened dog weighs only thirty pounds.

Chained dogs are also generally territorial because they are only given that particular space to explore, which leads to defensive behavior because they can not flee any frightening situation.

Not only is the night of July 4th one of the most confusing and frightening for our furriest family that simply don't understand the barrage of explosions from every direction, July 5th is the busiest day of the year for animal shelters trying to reunite lost dogs with their owners.

Now they are not only confined in an unfamiliar place but in a kennel with other frightened, anxious dogs.

Unless you have four legs, fur and a tail, acting out such behaviors will only confuse and frighten your dog.