Sentences with phrase «puppy squirming»

Is your puppy squirming when you hold him?

- Squirming: The puppy squirms.

If you pick up your puppy and your puppy squirms and wriggles in hopes to be placed back down, wait for your puppy to stop squirming before being placed down.

Not exact matches

I'm squirming like an excited puppy waiting for them to get here, craving a bit of rejuvenation that only family can provide.

If you watch a litter of tiny puppies — even so young their eyes have barely opened — you will see them squirm their way off their immediate bedding when they need to eliminate.

The puppy should remain calmly in you arms for thirty to sixty seconds and not attempt to squirm away.

The squirming test - little puppies are very active, but you want to make sure that a puppy can be still in your arms and is okay with getting lots of affection.

Again the puppy should squirm for a few seconds and then quiet down enough for you to pet and cuddle with it.

After a few minutes of rubbing, the puppy should begin to squirm and cry loudly.

When you're looking at half a dozen or more wriggling, squirming, licking and yapping puppies it's difficult to know how to choose a puppy that's right for you..

For example, a squirming puppy may be released only once the puppy calms down.

Simply put the collar on the puppy and let him jump, squirm, roll and paw at it if he wishes.

There is nothing more lovable than a beautiful squirming puppy toddling around your living room.

In the beginning, Pomeranian puppies are only capable of squirming around the whelping box, and will instinctively crawl towards their mother's body heat and scent to stay warm and nourished.Around fourteen days old, most puppies will attempt to stand up on their shaky little legs, rocking back and forth as they learn how to balance themselves.

Salmoni explained a few other things too, but honestly, who can concentrate on facts and information when a mountain of puppies are squirming about?

Stimulate the puppy fairly vigorously with gentle rubbing until it begins squirming and crying, and then allow the mother to finish grooming it.

Not our fellow canine... his aversion often begins as a puppy when he squirms in confusion about the strange cutting pressure felt on his nails or the frustrating length of time he must remain still for the trimming.

After six weeks, the puppies will be large enough that they begin crowding each other and squirming around.

Holding the puppy firmly and resisting the temptation to let go of it when it squirms to be released minimizes later aggression and dominant behavior.