Sentences with phrase «problem neighboring dogs»

You should not have a Boston Terrier if you have any potential problem neighboring dogs or animals.

Not exact matches

I no longer have young children who will wake me in the middle of the night, I don't have noisy neighbors with dogs that bark at all hours, nor do I have insomnia or other health problems that impede sleep.

Who hasn't had a problem with a noisy neighbor or a barking dog?

«Cats often impact the neighbors more than dogs, but there are solutions for those problems... we can help keep someone from surrendering their cat because their neighbor is mad.»

The greatest problem with barking at sirens is that dogs build a habit of the behavior and can not discern between barking at the noon test sirens and emergency vehicle sirens in the wee morning hours... an activity not many neighbors appreciate

I need help I am having problem with a scottie who wants to play with the next door neighbor dogs they keep digging holes under the fence so they can be with each other.

But continual barking for long periods of time is a symptom of a problem that needs addressing — from the perspective of your neighbors and your dog.

A dog with health problems could cost you much money in vet's bills and a dog with mental issues could destroy your quality of life and result in you falling out with your neighbors.

Can not adequately address many in - home behavior problems (e.g., jumping on the children, mouthing the owner, pottying accidents, running the fence to bark at the neighbor dog, etc..)

There's also the possibility a dog running wild could knock over a small child or an elderly person, or run through a neighbor's open door or backyard gate and cause a problem.

I talked to a neighbor on the beach this morning, and his new dog is food aggressive but he manages the problem easily by feeding his dogs in separate areas.

If you are not comfortable having your dog around your family or neighbors, passing the problem to someone else is not the answer.

This is often a problem with neighbors so it is essential that the dog understand the «quiet» command.

If your dog's barking has created neighborhood tension, it might be a good idea to discuss the problem with your neighbors.

Barking nonstop all day is not good for the dog's well - being, plus the noise may be a problem for the family or nearby neighbors.

Usually by then, the person is worried about a failure on their dog's part and is typically anxious about their child's or neighbor's safety and want to resolve the problem immediately.

He is not a vocal dog, so keeping your neighbors happy won't be a problem.

When your dog is running loose it will stray onto other people's properties which can pose a problem for the neighbors.

These types of problems usually result in «owners» turning the dog out on it's own, giving the dog to the local pound, having difficulty with neighbors in noise control, biting incidents, etc..

Some victims also contribute to their own problems, by not properly supervising their kids, leaving neighbors alone, managing their own pets, shrieking and yelling and acting threateningly towards the dog or owner, installing electrical devices to harass the dog remotely, attempts to poison the dog or otherwise injure the dog, and such.

They may be worried about complaints from neighbors about barking dogs and wonder how they are going to deal effectively with pet owners if problems arise.

So, to be succinct, we will try with this site, and hopefully succeed, in bringing the understanding that to actually comprehend your dog, (you know, the one you want to stop lifting his leg on your neighbor) is of paramount importance (above all else), in any training, problem solving, etc..

I also had a problem with a neighbor dog coming in my yard and attacking my dogs whenever it got loose.

«Separation anxiety,» says Newman, can be a problem for your nervous pet, and then for you and even your neighbors — some dogs bark, or whine, to express their anxiety.

If your dog's barking has created neighborhood tension, it's a good idea to discuss the problem with your neighbors.

A cat might be scratching up furniture or having problems finding the litter box, or a dog might be barking too much for the neighbors or chewing on the owner's favorite shoes.

This was stressful for me, because I lived in an apartment at the time and didn't want my new dog to cause problems with my neighbors.

The beginning of the problem started when my neighbors got two dogs and put them in their backyard.

A dog loose on the streets is asking to be run over by a car, be poisoned, or cause problems with your neighbors.

Training the dog to quiet on command can be difficult however; it is essential if you'd like to keep your sanity and avoid problems with your neighbors.

Barking for dogs is normal, but excessive or nuisance barking is considered a behavior problem that can get you on bad terms with neighbors.

• If you have an ongoing problem with a neighbor's dogs or other pets, or need to file a report in writing, please fill out an Animal Control Witness Statement.

People who are lucky enough to not have a dog that barks a ridiculous amount don't know the frustration of this problem for owners and neighbor.

Working dogs are generally neutral and reliable in public; it is pets that often lack the necessary social skills and ultimately cause problems for the veterinarians, boarding kennels, neighbors etc..

And the pets add to the problem between needing to maintain our good - neighbor status by picking up after our dog, and dealing with the litter box.

In fact, they are just as likely as any other tenant to cause problems, including: failing to pay the rent; damaging the property; committing crimes (especially drugs); allowing their dog to damage the property or bite the neighbor; etc, etc, etc..

You have absolutely no problem sitting on your porch in your PJs at 6:00 AM waving to the neighbors as they walk their dogs