Sentences with phrase «such intelligent dogs»

Not only this, but such an intelligent dog will benefit greatly from those omega fatty acids, which aid her cognitive function.

I defently own my springer spaniel, but we have a brilliant bond when working together, I enjoy watching her work which makes me proud to own such an intelligent dog.

Great toy for providing much needed stimulation for such an intelligent dog breed and goes without saying, great for chewing!

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Nobody can assess the mental qualities of a dog without having once possessed the love of one, and the same thing applies to many other intelligent socially living animals, such as ravens, jackdaws, large parrots, wild geese and monkeys.

The plot twists are easy to see coming, a contrived deus ex machina rescue attempt from Edith's Dr. Alan McMichael (Charlie Hunnam) is preposterous and hard to believe — when intelligent characters behave like fools, in this case charging into the lion's den armed only with accusations, not weapons or anything useful — and the unnecessary inclusion of a twirling little papillon — seriously, such a superfluous Spielberg - like addition to the story, a cute dog, stymies an atmosphere of fright in exchange for what exactly?

When two «super» energetic, intelligent dogs from the herding group such as Border Collie and German Shepherd come together, they give...

This highly intelligent dog carries itself with such self - important awareness that some owners swear that they've caught it reading the paper with a pipe in its mouth once or twice!

They are very intelligent dogs, and they currently perform many other jobs such as serving as guide dogs, search and rescue participants, and illegal drug detectors, in addition to being great family pets.

Originally bred as a working dog to follow instructions when herding livestock such as sheep, the Border Collie has a reputation as being one of the most intelligent of all dog breeds.

Spitz - type dogs, such as Huskies, are usually very intelligent, but training a Husky is not always easy.

The Border Collie is a highly intelligent dog which craves stimulation, which is why it is such a great working dog.

The reason that Rottweilers and Dobermans, for example, have such a «bad reputation» is because a lot of ignorant people, drawn to their «tough» image, go ahead and adopt one without the faintest idea of the amount of work necessary to handle such intelligent, strong dogs.

These beautiful, intelligent dogs usually only bark when they need to assert their dominance, such as when something goes wrong or when a stranger approaches.

Chinooks are highly trainable, intelligent, and athletic working dogs that excel in obedience, agility, therapy work, tracking, and lure coursing, as well as dog - powered sports such as sledding, bikejoring, scootering, and carting.

Maltese dogs are intelligent and enjoy mentally stimulating challenges, such as learning new tricks and playing games with the family.

So be sure your house or apartment is large enough to host such an active and intelligent dog, even if you've got a yard.

They are a naturally dominant minded breed, and although highly intelligent, it is imperative that you do not undo all the good work accomplished in training sessions by allowing your puppy or dog to violate the household rules that you have set to keep him in his place - such as allowing him to pass through doorways before you, eating before you, or any disobedience.

You'd really have to be an intelligent dog to pull such a feat.

Beating out other popular breeds such the German Shepherd Dogs, Yorkshire Terriers, Golden Retrievers and even the incredibly intelligent Poodle, the Labrador Retriever certainly stands a notch above the rest.

As you can tell, there's a reason why most service dogs are large dogs from highly intelligent working or herding breeds, such as German shepherds, Labrador retrievers and golden retrievers.

These dogs are bred to go to ground after small game and as such are an extremely intense and intelligent type of dog.

Such people, look for intelligent, easy to train dogs, that can watch their homes and maybe even help around with some chores.

When making a decision about what type of dog to get people often think of the artificial factors such as color, size and cuteness but they should really be thinking about the more logical factors including how intelligent they are and thus how trainable and obedient they will be.

So as we are all used to physically exercising our dogs, we always need to keep in mind that our dogs are amazingly intelligent beings and that as such, we also need to keep exercising their mental capacities!

Poodles are such intelligent and atheletic dogs.

Bark Busters Home Dog Training) believe that a highly intelligent breed, such as the Yorkshire terrier, needs to receive regular training and mind - stimulation for their intellect.