Sentences with phrase «taking their dogs back»

Gunter looked at the sleepover program offered by Best Friends, where visitors can take a dog back to their hotel room for the night.

The helicopter explodes, killing the crew, and the men take the dog back to base camp.

Responsible breeders will either assist you in finding a new home or take the dog back to re-home themselves.

If you can't keep a Sheltie purchased from us, we will take the dog back.

We will take the dog back under any circumstances.If, within the 15 days of your adoption you decide to return the dog, your adoption fee less $ 50 will be refunded by the Treasurer for Rescue.

the breeders who carefully screen each buyer before selling them a dog, and who in their contract state they will either take the dog back if life situation changes and owner can't keep the dog.

Automatic fail: A breeder who says they're unable to take dogs back after they're sold.

Our contract stipulates that should the adopter not follow our outline of required care that we can take our dog back.

If your dog breaks their «stay» before you allow it to simply take your dog back to its original place and sit it again and begin your «stay» command again.

Make sure that the family understands that you will take the Dog back if things aren't working out.

A responsible breeder will state that they will take a dog back at any time if a buyer's situation changes.

This usually means that they will take the dog back, for any reason, for the dog's lifetime.

Will the breeder take your dog back at any time if you can no longer care for it?

Be willing to take the Dog back home if things don't work out the way you both expected.

Reputable breeders include in their puppy contracts that, if for ANY reason, the new owner has to give the dog up, the Breeder has first option to take the dog back (in order to guarantee that it does not end up in a shelter or be passed from home to home with each one worse than the last).

They took the dogs back for x-rays and then the vet came to speak with me.

Research the internet for responsible breeders who care who buys their puppies, and will offer to take the dog back should you choose to not keep it anymore.

If an owner wanted to be rid of the dog at a later date, will you take the dog back and find it a responsible, permanent home?

After feeding your dog take a few minutes to play and then take your dog back outside, on a leash, to the same area as before.

Although good breeders will take their dogs back should you not be able to keep the dog any longer; you need to be aware that this is very traumatic for the dog.

* The Dog Behavior Staff also uses trained volunteers to take dogs back and forth from dog playgroups twice a day.

I took my dog back to the vet because she stopped eating and was coughing again.

Your first step should be to call your breeder and see if he or she can take the dog back or help you with re-homing.

Rather than take the dog back or live with the issue until it eventually and inevitably got out of hand, Maisey's owners called me and asked for help.

We do not want them to go back to those, or worse, to be put down when there are members of our organization who will take the dog back in and foster it until another good home is found.

They may even take the dog back.

Better to turn people away now than have to take the dog back later.

Be willing to take the dog back home if things don't work out the way you both expected.

Monsieur Dretzen took these dogs back to his kennel in Paris.

Visiting a person's home will give you an opportunity to call off the adoption and take the dog back home with you if things aren't as represented, if you think there'll be problems or if you just get a bad feeling about the whole thing.

According to the Code of Ethics for Breeders of American Pit Bull Terriers, the breeder should even take the dog back if you're moving to a place where your dog's life is in danger.

If you purchased your dog from a breeder, most reputable breeders will take their dogs back regardless of the age and sex.

There is a fine line between inspecting someone's home to be sure that the dog will be placed in a safe environment and asking for 10 letters of recommendation, a contract signed with blood, and the threat that they can take your dog back at any time.

We will also take the dog back at anytime.

One thing you mention is about taking dogs back in cases of unsuccessful placement, which I think is VERY important.

Do you take the dog back if the placement is not successful?

Truly responsible breeders only place with spay / neuter contracts and take dogs back that people can not keep.

They do NOT offer LIFETIME mentoring, and they WILL NOT take a dog back for any reason.

I understand that the rescue has limited resources and may not be able to take the dog back but will provide as much support as possible.

Impressed with the Labrador Retriever in particular, visiting Englishmen took some dogs back to England, where breeding continued to improve their abilities as retrievers and gun dogs.

It should include state they will take the dog back.

You should be required to sign a contract and the breeder should be willing to take the dog back or help you find a new home if you need to re-home the dog for any reason.

A reputable breeder will give a health / hip guarantee, and require that, if for any reason the buyer is not satisfied or is no longer able to keep the dog, the breeder will take the dog back and / or give a refund of some sort.

It's better to turn people away now than have to take the dog back later.

A responsible breeder is available for the life of the pet to take the dog back if the new guardian can not keep them for some reason.

Generally, breeders will offer to take the dog back to place in a pet home, but that is hard when you have become attached to that dog.

The breeder may take the dog back (usually no money changes hands) or may help you find the dog another home.

If any dog we offer fails to make the grade, Border Collie Rescue will take the dog back into our care if the new home no longer wishes to keep it.

We will take a dog back if the match does not work out.

And God forbid, if you can no longer keep your dog for any reason, the quality breeder will either take the dog back or help you find another home.