Sentences with phrase «supervision for dogs of any breed»

There needs to be supervision for dogs of any breed, even if the dog is friendly and normally fine with kids.

Not exact matches

This is very similar to day - care for children: dogs of all breeds and sizes are brought together to play under experienced supervision.

While originally bred to be a hardy working dog capable of independent actions, often without supervision for extended periods, OES are in every respect a superb companion dog and are wonderful with children, although perhaps a bit rambunctious during puppyhood for very young children.

If the dog is to remain intact, such as if the dog is going to be used for breeding purposes, then it must be a very good, stable example of the breed, and it will need more time and more intense supervision with the infant.

There is no such thing as being too responsible when it comes to your pit bull, but its also important to understand that the following rules apply to basic dog ownership, regardless of breed: NEVER allow your pit bull to roam freely, ALWAYS walk your pit bull on a leash, ALWAYS supervise your pit bull with other animals, NEVER keep your pit bull chained or tethered for extended periods of time or without your supervision (an unattended pit bull is a prime target for theft), and as with any dog, ALWAYS supervise children with dogs.

Other factors implicated in dog aggression are selective breeding and raising of dogs for elevated aggression, whether for protection, use in dog fighting competitions, social status or financial gain (Bradley, 2006); abuse and neglect (Delise, 2007); and inadequate obedience training and supervision (Shuler et al., 2008).

Sam Basso states: Breed - specific legislation doesn't get at the root of the dog bite problem: the need for proper training and supervision.

«They are willful because they were bred to work without human supervision for many of their duties,» says breeder Chris Redenbach, a certified dog behavior consultant and director of Park Training Academy in Tucker, Ga., noting that this protective breed worked as police dogs in Belgium and Holland.