Sentences with phrase «shy dog home»

Zac could you please make a video on what to do when you bring a new shy dog home?

Not exact matches

i am somewhat shy at first but with an outgoing person i can more than hold my own i enjoy flea markets art museums and evenings at home with family friends and my cute little white dog lilly

So dogs like JD, a Great Pyrenees mix who is painfully shy and has been at the shelter since 2006, continue looking for homes.

Our reach extends to dogs that are in need of costly medical interventions, seniors, dogs requiring behavioral training, starved or malnourished dogs who temporarily fail food - aggression tests, those scarred from fighting or abuse, dogs who require a single - pet home, shy / disengaged pets, and those afraid of children.

Behavior consultations are for shy / fearful dogs, aggression, destructive behavior, dog / dog aggression in home and leash reactivity.

We especially need foster homes that are comfortable working with very shy dogs that have little or no socialization when they first come into rescue.

Some of our long - term dogs also found homes, such as Bastion, Sadie (pictured left with new owner, Frank Plume) and sweet, shy Tyler!!

Some dogs simply aren't the best as guarding the home because they're too small, shy, or even a bit too frightened.

We never turn a dog away from our program because it is shy or fearful, we work to rehabilitate those dogs and find the right home for them so they can be happy pets.

While this is great for preventing cold or hot air entering the home, shy or wary dogs may need some positive reinforcement training to feel comfortable pushing through both vinyl doors.

In addition, our Behavior Modification Program partners trained Behavior Specialists with dogs who enter the shelter fearful, shy, lacking basic manners or with other behavior challenges that make finding a loving home difficult.

If you're experienced with extremely shy dogs and want to work with Dafney or Cookie for a few weeks in your home, please click here: Foster a Dog.

«He came after it was over and took Mazie's body home to bury,» Eberhardt said, adding that the dog was just days shy of delivering pups.

This sweet gal is good with dogs, cats and people of all ages, she just might be a little shy until she settles into her new home.

Dogs that are lost from stressful situations, dogs lost from somewhere other than home or dogs that have a shy demeanor, will quickly go into «survival mode» — avoiding all humans, even their ownDogs that are lost from stressful situations, dogs lost from somewhere other than home or dogs that have a shy demeanor, will quickly go into «survival mode» — avoiding all humans, even their owndogs lost from somewhere other than home or dogs that have a shy demeanor, will quickly go into «survival mode» — avoiding all humans, even their owndogs that have a shy demeanor, will quickly go into «survival mode» — avoiding all humans, even their owners.

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In - home consultations and training for puppies and adult dogs; Behavior modification for shy / reactive dogs; Group puppy classes and manners classes; Limited - enrollment classes for reactive dogs

From Hutch to Home offers workshops to help other rescue groups or shelter staff rehabilitate puppy mill survivors or extremely shy dogs.

We have a need for fosters for all types of dogs: puppies, medical, shy, behavioural, whelping / maternity foster homes.

Knowing how to handle these situations can go a long way toward setting your foster dog up for success — and that's exactly what you'll learn in our new Flash Class, «Bringing Your Shy Foster Dog Home» by Dogs Out Lodog up for success — and that's exactly what you'll learn in our new Flash Class, «Bringing Your Shy Foster Dog Home» by Dogs Out LoDog Home» by Dogs Out Loud.

«We are so excited to bring you this video because we know that sometimes the idea of bringing home a shy dog can be intimidating and may be a barrier to that dog going into a much needed foster home,» said Dawn Morehouse of Dogs Out Loud.

Do you have shy or anxious dogs in your shelter who you just know would benefit from being in a foster home and out of the shelter environment?

The Road Home K9 Rescue covers northern California, focusing on the Sacramento area, and adjacent Nevada, and specializing in shy, older and other special needs dogs.

Our Shy Dog class, for example, is perfect for rescue dogs — whether newly adopted or in your home for some time but still struggling with anxieties.

These will be for the dogs that are reactive, fearful, etc., that are hard to place in foster homes because they need to be separated or that are just so shy they don't do well in the shelter environment.

We've all seen aggressive or shy or hyperactive adult dogs we wouldn't want in our home....

Many of our dogs are quite shy and need time to adjust; being in a loving foster home is the perfect next step for them.

Leave untrained dogs, shy dogs, small dogs, and easily - aroused dogs at home.

• Gentle, effective in - home dog training and behavior modification sessions for the family dog, conveniently scheduled to meet your needs • Shy / Fearful dogs, a specialty • Problem prevention counseling • New pet selection assistance • New Adult Family dog 101 program, for new adoptees or refreshing • New Puppy 101 for brand new additions: basic cues and potty training.

We are looking for a home with shy Sheltie experience and one that has another socially normal dog to help miss Hannah learn what it is like to live in the «real world.»

Connor is understandably shy around new people and would need a calm, patient home where he can continue to learn the joys of being a dog.

Often learning a few obedience commands can give shy dogs more confidence, so Alvin would do best in a home with a patient owner who will give him the time and attention he needs to bond and learn.

The foster home tells you the dog is just shy.

In a demo on stage, Google seemed to market Clips toward parents and pet owners, so if your dog or baby is camera shy too, you can plant this thing somewhere in your home and it'll smartly capture moments.