Sentences with phrase «parent at a puppy»

When a parent at a puppy mill is no longer able to produce, the dog many be given to the nearest shelter, abandoned, or even destroyed.

Not exact matches

I like to tell parents that pre-adolescents respond to them like puppy dogs — forever happy to have attention, willing to play whenever they are available, wagging their proverbial tails at parents» presence.

Simone came to us as a very young puppy and grew up here at Saint Simeon's and in the homes of several foster parents, including Karen Stanhope.

At a recent early summer concert at Utica Square's «Summer's 5th Night,» amid a sea of circled lawn chairs, coolers, parents and small children, there was a whole menagerie of canines present, in all sizes (including tiny cuddly puppies), colors, breeds and shapeAt a recent early summer concert at Utica Square's «Summer's 5th Night,» amid a sea of circled lawn chairs, coolers, parents and small children, there was a whole menagerie of canines present, in all sizes (including tiny cuddly puppies), colors, breeds and shapeat Utica Square's «Summer's 5th Night,» amid a sea of circled lawn chairs, coolers, parents and small children, there was a whole menagerie of canines present, in all sizes (including tiny cuddly puppies), colors, breeds and shapes.

At this age, the pup is capable of forming strong relationships with both dogs and human beings, though most breeders will not allow a puppy to leave prior to 8 weeks of age unless it is to a trusted, experienced puppy home.It seems that whenever a parent hears those words, the reaction is always the same... a heavy sigh, maybe a little roll of the eyes.

These features may not be so obvious in tiny puppies, so you will need to look at the parents rather than at the puppy itself.

hi Pippa I purchased a puppy from what I think may have been a puppy farm breeder I paid less than you normally would for a vizsla puppy would not let me see the parents was told they were at his parents farm as it was from a private house he looked mal nourished and his ears were all ripped as if other puppies had been ripping at his ears I felt so sorry for the puppy as was told it was the last one I could not leave him so let my heart rule my brain.

In addition, genetics can be tricky — as any breeder will tell you — and occasionally there will be a giant puppy or a midget born to two normal sized parents, which is why we recommend looking at grandparents as well.

The appearance of yellow puppies in this litter illustrates two principles of genetics — you can't always tell what the pups will look like by looking at the parents, and the pairing of genes is akin to a roll of the dice: it's almost impossible to predict which combinations will crop up.

Because the Merle gene is dominant over other color genes breeding a Merle parent with a non Merle parent will statically guarantee at least one puppy in a little of four or more will be born with a Merle patterned coat.

These puppies are brought up with their parents who can be viewed they are also brought up with children and other pets (cats, other dogs etc.) We are not a puppy farm and these puppies were bred at our home from our pets.

At the very least you should meet the parents of the puppy you are considering.

You watched, at first from the sidelines, as your parents taught your puppy his first steps in the world of humans.

While at first it might seem that they will keep each other entertained so you won't have to be so diligent, your job as supervising puppy parent is double duty!

One way of determining the future looks of your puppy Pomsky is by looking at the purebred parents.

On Wuuff you can look at the parents» details on the puppy's page to gain a better picture about the expected future qualities of the puppy.

I enjoy seeing all my friends at the Voorhees Veterinary Center when I instruct the Puppy Parenting seminars.

Raised in a home with five children and a plethora of other pets, Young's Frenchie puppies are well - adjusted and socialized to almost everything before they leave their fur - parents at 10 to 12 weeks - of - age.

This is usually more convenient for the pet parent, and puppies typically adjust fairly well if the two meals they receive are presented at the same times they are accustomed to receiving them.

When buying a puppy, it is more important to look at the parents than it is to look at the puppy.

Dogs released become facility dogs at the training center, service dogs at other organizations, adopted by other families as pets, or released back to the puppy raiser / foster parent family.

She was not good with other dogs at all, and at times she still isn't, she only lets my parents puppy around her, which also is a rescued, but I found her running around in the road.

While you will have to have more patience than in an instant - gratification pet store purchase, you'll also be able to meet at least the mother and possibly the father of your puppy, seen the conditions in which your puppy was bred and raised, see the documentation of what health testing was done on your puppy's parents and grandparents — and have someone to call when you're tearing your hair out because Puppy is going through teething or has hit adolescpuppy, seen the conditions in which your puppy was bred and raised, see the documentation of what health testing was done on your puppy's parents and grandparents — and have someone to call when you're tearing your hair out because Puppy is going through teething or has hit adolescpuppy was bred and raised, see the documentation of what health testing was done on your puppy's parents and grandparents — and have someone to call when you're tearing your hair out because Puppy is going through teething or has hit adolescpuppy's parents and grandparents — and have someone to call when you're tearing your hair out because Puppy is going through teething or has hit adolescPuppy is going through teething or has hit adolescence.

Encourages you to spend time with the puppy's parents (at a minimum, the puppy's mother) when you visit.

Instead we are a network of loving foster parents that care for our puppies and dogs through the week and meet at the Colerain Petsmart on Saturday and some Sundays for adoption events.

«The puppies at breeding facilities are sold for profit, but many people don't realize that their parents are often kept there for years, subjected to incessant breeding and usually lacking basic care and socialization.»

Although some new puppy parents cringe at the cost of spaying or neutering, that's nothing compared to what you could spend years down the road to treat cancers or other issues that might have been avoided.

We as parents and public employees are at the greatest risk, we can't afford to sit passively on our laurels as tax dollars are being siphoned away, assets needed to fund our children's school and our future job security; while P. M. are producing the last thing we need more of — puppies!

Verify at least 3x times (or more), that the breeder you're purchasing from has registered the parents of your puppy with the AKC.

Ask your breeder to let you have a look at the puppy's parents.

Make sure you get to look at the parents if you are buying a puppy, and choose a dog that drools less.

If you're a brand new puppy parent, you may be interested in adding our puppy product package valued at 25 dollars to your consultation for an additional ten dollars.

If a parent has bone or joint disease, allergic skin disease, bad teeth and gums, ear infections, eye problems, separation anxiety, destructive behavior, tender feet (cutting toe nails), oily musty skin odor, coprophagy, liver, heart or kidney disease, bladder stones, asthma, fatty tumors, poor physique or coordination, umbilical and other hernias or another disease, then the puppy is at least ten times as likely to inherit these problems than a puppy from healthier parents.

She added her new puppy and Netherlands Dwarf rabbit to the pre-kindergarten classroom and curriculum, initiated a parent education class, authored a book, and began speaking at regional and state conferences.

Clear hearts in parents of at least two and a half years and grandparents of five years will not be a guarantee that your puppy will stay clear of MVD, but it will reduce the risk of early onset of the disease.

Many of us here at Adopt-a-Pet.com are parents ourselves, so please take it from us: adopting a dog is every bit as safe (and we think even safer) than buying a puppy.

Dogs having a parent or sibling with a history of GDV are at higher risk and the risk of GDV increases with age, although it has been reported in puppies.

Meet at least one of the puppy parents.

Fill it with photographs of the parents and photos of their puppy, the minute it was born, week one, playing, eating, sleeping etc, people love history, they want to look at the pictures and read the story of their pup.

When buying a dog from a breeder, always be sure to meet the puppy's parents or at least the mother, and see where the dogs live.

My response was to make sure that both parents were properly registered before the breeding took place and as soon as the litter hit the ground they should contact me with the details ensuring that they would have documents in hand when the puppies left at 8 weeks.

Brindle puppies come from at least one brindle parent, the red brindle is the color most often seen.

If you want to look into the German shepherd x great Pyrenees puppies they have at Big Fluffy Dog Rescue, you'll have to ask the foster parents if a particular puppy hangs on your every word and cares deeply about what you want like its German shepherd mother, or if, like the dad, it couldn't give a fig what you think, so long as you love on the dog.

It was love at first sight when I met the parents & the puppies.

If you want to have a sense of how large your Catahoula puppy might end up when fully grown, look closely at the size of the parents and the puppy's feet.

The couple also are serving as foster parents for a litter of puppies left at an animal shelter in Sanford in the wake of the tornadoes.

If you are fortunate, and more than one good litter is available at the same time in your area, you can compare puppies, pedigrees and parents.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM A BREEDER At the time of sale, the breeder should provide you with information on the health clearances of the parents, registration application papers for the puppy, a pedigree and a health record.

Including (but not limited to)(1) Ensure that the dogs come from health checked parents with a healthy genetic background (2) Work hard to ensure the person taking the puppy home is both willing and able to meet the needs of the dog (as both a puppy and an adult)- understands the needs of the breed as well as dogs in general (3) agrees to take back a dog at any time in its life if the person who bought the pup can not or will not continue to provide for its needs.

Show you the parents (or at least the mother) of the puppy you are looking at, and the parents should be healthy, clean, and friendly.