Sentences with phrase «probably lots of dog»

There are probably lots of dog and cat owners who feed wild birds as well.

Not exact matches

Our pick for best plastic dog crate has a lot of great things about it but our favorite is probably how well designed it is for airplane travel.

Like wise if you like to go out and do a lot of jogging, skijoring etc you probably don't want a small dog.

Of course, top dog on the leaderboard comes with added kudos — reaching this position means the learner has engaged most with the platform, learned a lot and is probably awash in praise.

I think it was because he used to be a stray dog, so he probably ate a lot of junk food.

For example, «retailers that sell a lot of small - breed dog food, probably don't need to bring in a thousand large carriers,» he says.

There is probably lots of ground smelling involved and there are several pauses as such a dog cruises down the street.

You could probably give your dog most of these things in your kitchen (and I've probably fed my dogs a lot of these things).

As a pet parent you probably notice a lot of little things about your pup; when their nose is dry, a change in appetite or a sore paw, but have you ever noticed that your dog has three eyelids?

If you enjoy spending a lot of time with a dog and giving him hands - on attention, you'll probably take pleasure in a dog whose coat requires regular brushing or styling, such as the Golden Retriever, Maltese, or Poodle.

They probably sell to pet stores, list their dogs on websites like Puppyfind, and make lots of money.

If you have or plan to have children of your own, if you have family with young kids who visit frequently, or lots of younger children in your neighborhood, you are probably seeking a dog breed that is good with children.

A lot of the people that responded to your question probably spend some of their time trying to help and find homes for the unwanted / neglected Sibes and dogs.

You've probably seen lots of cute dogs with their heads out the window cruising down the road.

Today, as an article in the Denver Post points out, scientists are finally acknowledging what pet owners have suspected all along — that dogs have feelings too, a lot like our's, probably as a result of all these years evolving under the same roof together.

And unless you feed your dog a lot of fish, you don't probably worry about mercury poisoning from dog treats

However, you've probably also heard a lot of myths about how dogs get it — from contact with other dogs, from eating feces, even from eating snail's eggs.

Your new dog may sleep a lot in those first few days (he probably didn't get a lot of sleep with that dog next to him barking all day and night).

If this dog were more popular he would probably be on a lot of «ten top loyal dog» lists.

Less - than - confident dogs probably feel awkward, probably the way lots of humans feel weird at parties.

Your dog will be spending a lot of time outdoors If it's just a quick walk around the block, your dog is probably fine, but if you're heading out for a day at the beach or a camping trip, then your dog needs extra protection, just like you do.

Dogs who don't work at all in prey and are not very strong in defense can be worked, but it is very difficult and tedious, and probably not a lot of fun for them or the helper.

There are a lot of cute dog breeds you've probably never even seen, and if you have, you didn't know what they were.

There are a lot of dogs that can be raised violent or friendly — but a mean Labrador probably isn't going to rip anyone's face off.

If you opt for a higher quality dog food that has little to no grains (or that doesn't contain an excessive amount of carbs from things like potatoes), then you'll probably save yourself a lot of money in the long run by preventing numerous trips to the vet's office due to skin problems or other health issues.

While it provides a lot of protein — typically 48 to 52 percent — and 33 - 35 percent ash (minerals), 8 to 12 percent fat, it is probably not something you want to feed your dog if you can help it.

A lot of dogs lose their appetite while on Valium, and if this is a long term problem, that means Valium probably isn't a good fit for your dog.

If your dog has a lot of loose hair then it's probably easier to just grab the hair by hand though.

If you don't like to read but prefer seeing things live (without paying a lot for a puppy training school), then The Online Dog Trainer Doggy Dan with his amazing video training series probably provides one of the best audio - visual GSD training we can find anywhere!

A sporadic mouthful or two of cat food won't harm your dog's health, but over the time, a dog that eats lots of cat food will probably become overweight and develop some health problems.

And, yes, dogs that stay outside all day are probably getting more exercise than their shut - in counterparts, but they're probably sleeping a lot of the day away, too.

If you really want to get a dog from rescue, be prepared to invest a lot of time and probably considerable expense — with the help of a trainer experienced in behavior assessment — in finding the needle in the haystack of the dog with the wonderfully stable temperament who is physically and behaviorally glowing with health, fitting the description of the ideal candidate in point # 1.

Part of the problem with these little dogs is that they probably do live in terror a lot of the time because they are so small, and they are surrounded by giants — both humans and dogs.»

You probably have pets at home — maybe a dog or cat or two or more — and those pets bring you and your family great joy and lots of laughs.

After a matter of days you'll probably be able to stop kenneling the dog (because it will always «go» at the appropriate place and time) and about a week after that you can stop giving treats to the dog and simply give it lots of praise and petting.

There probably isn't a whole lot of point in paying out money to an insurance company if all your dog needs is routine care.

So dog heartworms probably do have a lot of «incentives» to become resistant to preventatives.

Since allergic reactions don't disappear overnight, you'll need lots of time and thoughtfulness to help your dog overcome this problem — but his goofy smile and those scratch - free days ahead will probably make it all worth it.

But they inflict a LOT of damage for their size and in my experience, probably because cats aren't such social animals as dogs, they don't have nearly as much calming body language to suggest that they are uncomfortable before they lash out.

This food is a reduced - calorie formula in order to help maintain a «healthy weight,» probably better suited to older or overweight dogs (or dogs that get a lot of treats).

Chihuahua Probably not the best choice for a house with a lot of small children, the Chihuahua is a small dog with a big bite.

If you have an overweight dog then you will probably be better served by one of these combined foods but you should be aware that they often contain lots of carbohydrates to act as fillers.

As you'd imagine, cuddling creates a lot of heat, so when the climate is up your dog is probably not going to want a cuddle.

And if your dog is a lover, then they will probably want to give your guests lots of kisses.

A lot of dogs with Grade 1 or Grade 2 patella luxation early in life will have pretty stiff knee joints when they are 14 or 15 years old that probably are at least partially this way due to arthritis from the years of luxating patellae.

There are lots of tips on the internet (just search for «dog mouthing») and your vet can probably help as well.

Even if you work from home like I do, your dogs probably still get a lot of downtime.

A dog that has been properly trained to walk on a leash doesn't typically do a lot of pulling, so if you feel the need to constantly yank the leash to redirect him, it's probably time to refresh your pet's leash manners.

Knowing these signals could prevent a lot of uncomfortable interactions and would probably go a long way in helping a reactive dog overcome their fear or reactivity.

If you're getting a puppy, or a dog with a known medical history you're probably ok - in my neck of the woods, a lot of the older dogs are brought in because of housing issues, or a senior owner passing away or being put in a home so the medical history is usually known.