Sentences with phrase «other dogs do»

Mugsy needs to learn that the other dogs don't always want to play, and she is still frightened of other dogs and people, but we're working on that — one dog day at a time.

Most dogs are driven by food and treats, but other dogs don't have any interest in extra chews.

I think it might be because they are lightweight and don't put quite the strain as the other dogs do on their spines.

Other dogs don't need that at all.

Another reason to pick up dog poop is so other dogs don't eat it.

They are intelligent and do the same jobs that other dogs do.

For example, if your dog tends to get excited around other dogs, it's generally best if other dogs don't hear his jingling tags.

Over-weight dogs usually have a higher - incidence of joint problems than other dogs do.

She does not run up to greet people as the other dogs do.

If you agree that Puppy Mills need to be shut down so other dogs don't have to go through situations like this and worse, please take a look at the Puppy Mills by State map.

For example, if we have a kennel and one of our dogs is exhibiting signs and symptoms of canine influenza, yet other dogs don't exhibit those symptoms, it is entirely possible that they too, are already infected but are asymptomatic.

Supposedly we are imitating what other dogs do to correct each other, so it is recommended that since we are the adopted leader to the dog, that we should mimic what dogs do, and we will better communicate what we want from the dog in their language.

Other dogs don't discriminate at all; they play with anything you give them.

They get to do all the fun stuff that the other dogs do, just not in a group setting.

His human founded Gunnar's Wheels to help other dogs do the same.

Dogs that interact with other dogs don't usually nip.

Yes, he knows outdoors is where lots of other dogs do it, and hopefully he's never been punished for doing it out there (and instead been rewarded).

Some dogs are companions, other dogs do serious work that truly helps others.

Good players are confident and actively seek out other dogs to play with, maintaining order during play by using clear signals so that other dogs do not become too aroused or overwhelmed.

However, other dogs do not respond to antibiotic therapy alone.

Dogos are often aggressive to other dogs they don't know.

I spray the house during this season with a solution of Lemon Juice, Apple Cider Vinegar and water, spray it on her when she is itching but also becos she is in the parks a lot plus with other dogs I do use Frontline although I hate using it, I just have found that its the best for her

I never said other dogs don't bite.

She just doesn't understand why other dogs don't want to play all the time!

Other dogs do a full chomp down.

For example: arousal and excitement are different from aggression; fight or flight is a biological response; and dogs that bite other dogs do not necessarily go on to bite people.

She was very independent and determined to do what the other dogs did.

Just because your dog resource guards again other dogs doesn't not mean he will do it against people Just because he resource guards against people, does not mean he will do it against other dogs.

It didn't matter what other dogs did.

They can do their business while in the wheelchair and most of the things any other dog does in its day to day routine.

One dog in the house having accidents that are not properly treated leads to other dogs doing it — including dogs who move there later.

Don't let this fool you; All dogs have hearts, and all dogs want to feel love just as any other dog does.

He is also very shy and skidish when around people of other dogs he doesn't know.

I have heard that male dogs may not lift until they see other dogs doing it.

I chose a 4 star on pet enjoyment because my other dog doesn't seem to like the small breed formula, she loves P's food but it's for Large breeds so I don't let her eat it, I will be switching to a different formula for her and see if I can't find one she likes but I recommend this food to everyone I know!

A rescued dog may carry baggage that a puppy or other dog does not.

One tactic that may be useful is playing a game with your dog to distract him or her from the fireworks or other loud noise, or having him or her play with another dog (as long as the other dog does not have the same fear).

Of course Rotties and Pits are agressive, let a small animal that your Rott has never seen before walk onto your lawn, he'll rip it to shreds, my mom had a Rott when she was growing up and she said it would kill their cats, baby pigs, etc. none of the other dogs did but their rottie, they had many dogs back then too, so why didn't the other dogs do it??

While the initial greeting may seem ok, it can very quickly escalate into a fight if one dog feels trapped (common since they are on leash and have nowhere to go) or frustrated that the other dog didn't hear or see their signals that they didn't want to be greeted (often indicated by posture, lip licking, looking away and other body language which may or may not include growling or barking).

I suspect the other dog did not have enough confidence to play without her housemate present, however I can't figure out why my Aussie wasn't being respectful?

Shelter workers thought they had a home for the cocker, but the woman's other dog didn't get along well at all with the proposed addition to her family.

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If they are with one other dog they don't like the other playing with the new friend and give each other a hard time but this hasn't resulted in fights.

My Sheltie's reaction to other dogs does not seem to be gender - or breed - specific, nor does it seem to be size - specific.

This also helps social dogs concentrate on learning and realize that the presence of other dogs doesn't always mean «let's play!»

If the other dog does not act submissively, then the approaching dog will now attempt to scare the other dog into submission.

I don't see all other dogs doing it, just some.

Her other dogs did not receive the same treats and were unaffected.

I had one client whose Aussie was really dangerous (to people and other dogs), but once we got her out of a small apartment in the city in the country with other dogs she did beautifully.

Your dog may have seen other dogs doing eating poop and thus picked the trait up from her peers.