Sentences with phrase «positive image of all dogs»
Not exact matches
Though this is easier said than done, after extreme commitment, positive affirmation, journaling, getting a dog, and moving states (not necessarily because of my body image struggles but it certainly didn't hurt), I finally found something deep inside of me that was dying to come out.
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NPBAD was established to educate and foster positive communications and experiences in the communities in which we and our dogs live, and it is an initiative dedicated to restoring the image of the American Pit Bull Terrier.
We provide active advocacy against breed discriminatory legislation, operate one of the country's first all - pittie therapy dog programs, maintain a foster - based rescue program, and promote a more positive and accurate public image of all pit bull - type dogs through various outreach efforts.
The dogs were trained to have a positive association with one type of image — they received a treat when they selected it — and a negative association with the other type of image, which they did not receive a treat for selecting.
They provide active advocacy against dog - discriminatory legislation, operate one of the country's first all - pittie therapy dog programs, maintain a foster - based rescue program, and promote a more positive and accurate public image of all pit bull - type dogs through various outreach efforts.
The heart and lungs have been removed from a heartworm - positive dog; this image shows dissection to the level of the pulmonary valve.
Through outreach programs, breed education, and positive media coverage of sponsored events, we hope to transform the image of the Pit Bull type dogs in our community.
Children with a positive body image are comfortable with their physical appearance and are more likely to think about their body in terms of its functionality rather than its form — that is, they focus mostly on the way their body helps them to do the things they want to do like playing sport, climbing trees or walking the dog, rather than how their body looks.