Sentences with phrase «patient dog»

Our household and neighborhood had some very patient dogs, cats, and one friend's not so patient pony.

They are not the most patient dogs when it comes to children and they do not tolerate rough play.

Part of the reason they're such patient dogs is that they've been selectively bred to tolerate sitting quietly for long periods of time in a hunting blind.

Veterinary technicians often get poison oak from patient dogs.

Or you may add to an older, more patient dog's meal.

And if you have a very patient dog, why not paint those nails!

Unless you are a very patient dog owner, overturning such negative experiences can be an uphill task.

In spite of his almost intimidating jowly look, this pooch is one of the most loving, patient dogs around and he adores nothing more than getting loads of hugs and snuggling up on the sofa beside you.

Labradoodles are generally very smart, friendly, and patient dogs which means that they have a lot of potential to be a good therapy dog.

The Newfoundland is an exceptionally patient dog who fits into any kind of household providing it is big enough!

Although that does not mean they should be left around children unsupervised in any scenario or that kids should be allowed to be rough or forceful with the dog no matter how patient the dog is.

She loves ice cubes, her squishy red crab Booda and chasing her aunt (a 14 - yr - old Shih - Tzu, easily the most patient dog...

Great advice Victoria, I do foster care and the boy I have would make all of these mistakes with my four dogs, thank goodness I have very patient dogs.

Neither dog should have any struggle completing their duties as Tex is a mild - mannered, patient dog, and CeCe is a registered therapy dog.

The Chihuahua is loyal, housebroken and loves to play fetch, and although he may present some challenges, he's the perfect fit for a patient dog lover with a child - free and dog - free home.

Despite their giant size, Newfies are gentle, patient dogs.

The best dog breed for children would be the patient dog that does not get excited too soon, and will play patiently with the child.

A Golden Retriever is a magnificent pet for the whole family, and especially for children: they are very intelligent, gentle, loving and patient dogs.

In general, the Labrador is a gentle, docile and patient dog.

English Bulldogs are kind and patient dogs... They are the perfect company for children... This sweet 11 - month - old boy tries to take a huge English Bulldog for a walk!

It is a self - confident, watchful, and patient dog.

If we have young children at home, we need to welcome a loyal and patient dog that can get along with our little rascals.

Greyhounds are very gentle, patient dogs, but we have found they get along better with children over the age of 5 who have a clear understanding of rules about and respect for animals.

Patient dogs with a confirmed diagnosis of osteosarcoma will be treated with the virus following limb amputation, which will then be followed by 4 - 6 cycles of carboplatin chemotherapy.

We have developed a virus and have demonstrated that it can be both safely administered to patient dogs and have potential efficacy in treating osteosarcoma.

The Labrador Retriever is known overwhelmingly as a loving, affectionate, playful, patient dog, highly intelligent, loyal, and good spirited dog, making them remarkable pets and working dogs.

If possible, it might be easiest if the patient dog is placed three houses away from a street comer (a quiet one).

After a few minutes ignoring the unfamiliar dog walking along at the comer, move the patient dog a couple feet closer to the comer.

One does not need to start all the way back to square one just far enough that the patient dog will not react.

To desensitize a dog to other dogs one needs to determine how far away a strange dog needs to be so the patient dog can ignore it.

When possible, on walks, one can avoid other dogs by being alert and seeing another dog before the patient dog does - such as one on the other side of the

If an unfamiliar dog is encountered (like turning the comer and suddenly a dog appears) and the patient dog reacts, the owner should try to just lead their dog away from it as quickly as possible without any fuss.

The next step in the process would be to walk with the patient dog and the unfamiliar dog head on but widely spaced apart

Eventually the patient dog will be able

If another dog is seen walking towards the patient dog on the same side of the sidewalk, the owner can just nonchalantly change directions.

The key is timing; one needs to either stop so the patient dog can't see the unfamiliar dog or change directions before their dog starts to react.

Have the patient dog sitting and receiving fairly

While the person stands with the patient dog next to the object the person can ask the dog to sit and look at the person and then give the dog a food reward.

Again, the patient dog needs to sit and receive food rewards while ignoring the other dog as it walks approaching the intersection, going through it and continuing on.

It is better to keep the sessions short and successful than try to go too far and the patient dog reacts unfamiliar dog.