Sentences with phrase «small fragile dogs»

On top of that, these small fragile dogs can be easily sat on or dropped making them particularly unsuitable for families with small children.

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A small dog may be too fragile for a young boy.

For smaller dogs, or those more fragile, stay with the UroBoost for the third month.

The breed is small, the pregnancy is tiring for any dog so for smaller and rather fragile breeds, extra care and attention is always a good thing.

Choke collars can be helpful with larger dogs or dogs with aggressive tendencies; again they should not be used on small or fragile necked breeds.

These dogs are small and have fragile bones, which makes them prone to injuries.

So, consider the risks before choosing to get such a small and fragile dog.

Small Chihuahuas are fragile and a young child may hurt the dog while playing.

Ours are still very small dogs but at that size they will not be as fragile as smaller Yorkies and they retain the beautiful characteristics that made us fall in love with the breed in the first place.

By now, most of us have figured out that eating sandwich crusts won't kill our dogs, but what about our smaller, more fragile animal companions?

Some examples of a dog that we would deem not suitable for a home with small children would be one that is senior and fragile, a giant breed with resource guarding or a timid, fearful dog that has not been socialized with children.

For example, very small dogs may be more fragile and susceptible to injury due to handling that is unsafe — such as being picked up and potentially dropped.

The Havanese is a sturdy dog, and while small breed is neither fragile nor overdone.

And when such a thing happens to a small and fragile dog, a serious injury can be caused and really bad consequences are possible.

Italian Greyhounds usually get along with children and other small dogs but are fragile and should be protected from rough play.

As with the dog breeds mentioned above, you must make sure that the child understands that they are very small and fragile animals, so a bad fall or blow can cause severe damage and therefore a really expensive visit to the veterinarian.

Miniature Greyhound — These dogs are small and affectionate and can be great family pets but many of them have housetraining issues and they are kind of fragile.

Smaller dogs may be more fragile if your kid is rough in his or her play habits.

This dog breed is also a bit fragile — so if at all possible, you might want to avoid choosing this breed if you have small children, as it can be easy to accidentally injure this small - framed canine.

Maltese dogs usually live from 15 to 18 years but because their bodies are small they are usually prone to dental issues, fragile bones and eye problems.

The smaller, fragile toy variety can be in danger if children are too rough, but the larger dogs are fairly robust.

In addition to the usual care you should take of a dog, you will need to be aware that your Chihuahua is not just small but correspondingly fragile.

The papillon is a highly sociable dog, great with children, strangers, and other pets, but they should not be handled by young children as they are small and fragile and could be seriously injured.

When you think of small dogs, do you think of tiny, fragile pocket pets that wouldn't last a day in your chaotic household?

Young children should be properly supervised and also other dogs, due to the Maltese's small size and fragile bones.

Additionally, smaller dogs may not understand that they are a bit more fragile than their counterparts, which could put them in danger.

Pinch collars are most helpful on «bull necked» breeds (breeds with thick necks or exceedingly «fatty» necks) and larger dogs with hard headed temperaments; they should not be used on small or fragile necked breeds.

These not - so - fragile small dogs are even - tempered and adapt well to most human environments, especially city life.

Choke collars can be helpful with larger dogs or dogs with aggressive tendencies; but they should not be used on small or fragile necked breeds.