Adult animals require less
supervision than puppies or kittens, who sometimes can't distinguish between safe situations and dangerous ones and may not know — or care — what «no» means.
Adult dogs require less
supervision than puppies, and if you're looking to adopt, they make excellent candidates.
Not exact matches
When housebreaking, «keep your
puppy under close
supervision and take it outside more often
than he needs to go,» says Miller.
A
puppy or adolescent will need more exercise, training, and
supervision than will an adult dog.
Training and helping
puppies and kittens grow into happy, healthy, well - behaved adolescents often takes more work and
supervision than new pet owners may realize.
It's easier
than constant
supervision as your
puppy is attached so you can relax a little in comparison.
Sturdy fences, leashes and
supervision are less invasive precautions
than neutering and they all are valid measures that work in preventing unwanted litters of
puppies.