Sentences with phrase «see litters of puppies»

Therefore you'll often see litters of puppies sometimes all being born different colors.

Anyone who has worked within the veterinary field or seen a litter of puppies whipped out from parvovirus knows how important vaccines are to health of our pets.

JOY OF BIRTH If you think seeing a litter of puppies born would be good for your children's education, remember the whelping may be at 3 a.m. or on your vet's surgery table.

A perfect day at work, she said, would include seeing a litter of puppies or kittens, and helping a sick pet feel better.

Not exact matches

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.

Before you adopt a puppy, you should see the dam and sire of the litter.

I have been to see a couple of litters of puppies recently, and both times something felt wrong whilst I was there.

If a puppy is removed from its litter too early, such as if the mother died at birth, and then hand raised by humans, not seeing another dog by 16 weeks of age, the dog will never be able to relate to other dogs, won't know how to play with them, and will either be afraid or aggressive towards them.

If possible, visit the whole litter to compare the personalities of the puppies, meet the mother, and see the conditions in which the pups were born and raised.

You must be able to meet the parents in person, see where the litters have been born and find out what kind of puppy socialization the breeder intends to do, find out if the breeder has done medical screening on the parents and find out how long the breeder intends to keep the litter mates together for socialization.

In fact, if you've watched puppies in a litter with their littermates, you'll see that they climb all over one another and nip each other in an ongoing bout of exploration.

Most litters do not have even one show - quality puppy so you can see that the vast majority of puppies are destined for life as a devoted companion.

I saw an ad in my local paper for Yorkie puppies and found myself in the home of a lady who was selling a litter for her sick sister or so she said.

While most breeders have websites that feature photos of their latest litter and their available puppies, it will be a great help for you to visit the breeder and see the puppies in person.

If you've watched puppies in a litter with their littermates, you'll see that they climb all over one another and nip each other in an ongoing bout of exploration.

Watch a litter of puppies eat and you will see much the same thing.

The Puppies Potential Once you've decided what kind of puppy you want, check the potential dog for the following points: • Eye brightness • Clean ears • Clean, shiny hair coat and healthy - looking skin • Good state of nutrition • Nasal discharge • Coughing If you're selecting dog from a litter, ask to see the entire litter and the mother.

Telling how many litters a female dog have taken care of is easy when you can visibly see the god pregnant and thus, give birth to some puppies.

Before bringing these litters of puppies or kittens into the shelter, observe the found litter untouched for a period of several hours to see if «Mom» returns.

Although we always recommend that potential buyers see the mother and father of the litter, the presence of both parents is not a guarantee that the puppies were thoughtfully produced.

I also got my puppy pomsky from Lancasterpuppies we paid 3500 she's beautiful and looks exactly like a husky, travel 3 hours to get her and her mother was a husky and dad was a Pomeranian, only saw pictures of the two, but she's 8 weeks and we had her for 4 days now and we love her so much, so much fun she's only 6 lbs she was the runt of the litter so hopefully she stays small and cute forever

Plan future litters, track the performance of puppies from your litters, and see who's the Top Dog!

Ashin says the shelter typically sees a spike in intake during summer months for several reasons including the fact that more litters of puppies and kittens are surrendered following the spring mating season.

Am I willing to pay for the necessary health examinations to see if my dog is healthy enough to have a strong litter of puppies?

There is simply no better feeling than nursing a puppy (or litter of puppies) whose momma was hit by a car right before giving birth and seeing those puppies placed in loving, permanent homes; or watching an emaciated and scared pound dog blossom in front of your eyes and learn to trust; or taking in a cat who was dumped at the pound because her owner passed away and no one in the family cared enough to take her into their home.

For example in England a ban was imposed on selling puppies less than eight weeks old in pet stores because of data demonstrating that pups which are separated too early from their litter often have psychological problems (click here to see more about that).

When the litter in this video is given a meat bone you will see a level of puppy aggression that will probably surprise a lot of...

A: A successful breeding, to me, is getting a litter of puppies of which have almost identical characteristics; the consistency is seen as you examine the whole litter.

The moms can spend up to nine years and eighteen litters later, producing puppy after puppy, with minimal food, no exercise, never off or out of the wire cages, no grooming, never see a veterinarian and never socialized.

When we see older female dogs arriving in to rescue who haven't been spayed until later in life, after multiple litters of puppies and / or from a puppy mill type situation, there is a much greater likelihood that they may have mammary (or other) tumors compared to those who were fixed at a young age.

Others want to see how the puppy interacts with the rest of the litter.