Sentences with phrase «quite independent dogs»

Because hounds generally are quite independent dogs, some people find them a little more challenging to train than other dogs.

Not exact matches

These dogs are not aggressive, but they don't beg for human attention either as they are quite independent.

An independent and stubborn character, the Scottish Terrier dog breed is also quite sensitive to praise and blame.

These fiercely independent dogs can be quite a handful while being trained and need to be dealt with a firm hand.

The potential downside of owning an Akita is that this breed tends to be quite independent, which isn't always a good thing for a large dog with strong protective instincts.

The Rhodesian ridgeback is also very intelligent yet independent dog that needs proper obedience training and will do quite well once trained.

Some dogs are quite independent by nature and some are nomads, in the real sense of the word.

I don't like to generalize, but wire terriers can be feisty around other dogs as they are quite independent creatures who have a history of working alone.

Actually, many dog experts compare the Chow Chow's disposition to that of members of the feline family: independent, aloof, stubborn, and reserved despite the fact that it looks dignified and quite intelligent, too.

They are quite independent, even as pets, and many obedience trainers consider them to be «one - person dogs» until their owners have gained their respect.