Sentences with phrase «things happening to dogs»

There are many, many more horrific and tragic things happening to dogs out there that deserve legislature and strong punishments than a simple surgery that is often done while under for spay / neuter.

Turns out the same thing happens to dogs.

Not exact matches

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Now there are some things to consider, replacing elastics may need to happen, or hook and loop, or damage to diapers is possible if the wrong wash routine is used or if your dog likes to eat stuff that your kid wears on his butt.

Then it's just craziness with the added stress of trying to be relaxed and in the zone while secretly keeping one eye open to make sure your baby is not electrocuting themselves while exploring the powerpoint (which happens to be the only exciting thing in the room) or pulling the hair of the woman next to you in the downward dog position.

He wants to see how things work — from how the dog reacts when its tail is pulled to what happens when I press this switch or throw this object.

The same things happen in dogs at around 10 years and in horses at closer to 20.

«It's one thing when you come home and your dog sees you and jumps on you and licks you and knows that good things are about to happen,» Berns says.

«Our working hypothesis is that dogs and humans probably evolved some of these skills as a result of similar evolutionary processes, so probably some things that happened in human evolution were very similar to processes that happened in dog domestication,» MacLean said.

If AIBO started to move again, the dogs showed interest again, but the same thing would happen.

My husbands family dog, Sierra, went blind as she got older and it was so upsetting watching her run into things... I'm always worried my sweet Aly is going to have the same thing happen to her.

Your cat knocks your emerald studs down the sink, you help your daughter stand up on her water skis and it takes your ring off in the process, only to float to the bottom of the mucky lake, your dog eats your tennis bracelet... Not that I know anyone who that those things have happened to;)

So that means there will be on occasional post on books, my dogs (this definitely needs to happen more) and other potentially other things that I can't think of right now.

If you're a bit of a worry wart and always worry about how people think of you, about how something might happen to your dog, and, worst of all, about screwing up your adult dating relationships, then there is one more thing to add to your list.

Dodge expects to spend the next three weeks alone in his apartment, but then two very unexpected things happen... He winds up rescuing a dog and Penny knocks on his door with a lost letter... A letter that could alter Dodge's future: It's from his high - school sweetheart, Oliva, the love of his life.

The script throws a lot of things into the mix — her absent mother, the dog from her childhood — but it's never so gauche to say «this all happened because of X.» Rating: Hoopla Factor: Continue reading Tracks →

It reminded me of Peckinpah's Straw Dogs in the way it makes you yearn for a specific thing to happen, but keeps putting it off, making it extra satisfying when it eventually does happen.

I rolled into a friend's driveway — he happened to be out in the yard with his dog — and was greeted with, «I heard that thing coming a minute and a half ago.»

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«When we admitted this wonderful 75 - yearold lady to hospice care, the first thing she wanted to know was if she would be able to stay with her dog and her main worry was what would happen to her dog when she was gone,» says Kathy Weaver, Hospice of the Ozarks volunteer coordinator.

Of course, the more positive experiences your dog has with new things, the less likely they are to startle, but it will happen at some point.

I am not a veterinarian but I do know what happens if you don't take care of your dog's teeth: Really nasty things that accumulate on the surface of the teeth and even scarier, at the gumline, can seep into your dog's bloodstream, travel to the dog's heart, and then bigger problems happen.

If the only time your dog gets to ride is when he goes to the vet, one of two things is going to happen.

The same thing happens even to the dogs.

This game is meant to get the dog desensitized to touch and that great things happen every time he is touched.

And my absolute favorite thing is when they bring the dogs back to visit or I happen to run into them around town.

If a dog is adored by his family but gets fed Beneful, is that really the worst thing that could happen to him?

None of those tactics make any sense to the puppy or dog, they will not «learn their lesson» and the only thing that will happen is you will have an unhappy, confused puppy.

If your puppy dog learns to associate the command «Come» with bad things happening, it could put your whole training program at risk.

I learned about a whole range of things you'd never expect to have to know when you get a dog, including, but not limited to, housetraining, nail clipping, dog aggression, barking, allergies (that one also cost me a lot of money in vet bills over the years), interactions between a variety of people and dogs, and what happens to a dog when it gets very old.

There are many things that can happen that the dog perceives as scary that can lead to separation anxiety.

Several tragic things can happen to dogs who are not spayed.

Teaching the dog to stay where he is, even if interesting, exciting things are happening elsewhere, is very important to all aspects of dog training.

Worse, some dogs learn after repeated experiences that a muzzle predicts scary things; once this happens, attempting to place the muzzle can become a very high stress procedure, with the dog struggling and snapping at anything that comes near his face.

Therefore, Rottweiler breeders must make sure that their dogs are trained to remain calm and friendly around kids, otherwise, bad things may happen.

More ppl are bitten by small dogs than big ones the problem is down to not being reported getting nipped of a small dog happens more but isn't reported larger dogs tend to leave or do more damage But this is the fault of the owner not knowing how to train a big dog u have to break the dog early then they see u as the alpha male then u can bend the dog to our will I've just had two dogs non pit bull taken from me by a copper who hasn't started shaving yet who said they look like pit bulls one was twelve week old the other two yr old they haven't stopped growing yet how the fuck can this nimrod have the ability to tell breeds are one thing or another b4 their full grown this is state sanctioned destruction of life

Any parent who has taken their child to daycare knows that a high concentration of children in an area can increase the spread of colds and other illnesses; the same thing can happen when dogs are gathered in an area.

This is the last thing you want to happen, whether you are training a show dog or a pet.

Continue for the life of your dog to make the crate a positive place where good things happen.

Dogs running around or exciting environments get me excited so a class setting will take a bit for me to settle in, but I think it'd do me some good to learn to work with my person through that and to focus on them and not look for the next exciting thing to happen.

We use food in the beginning of training to communicate what exactly we want and if the behavior gets reinforced many of times with good things for the dog the behavior is more likely to happen again.

There are so many things that are happening on a film or TV set, and even more that goes into a creating a picture, so directors often don't have the time or patience to repeat themselves if a dog doesn't listen the first time.

Your dog will learn that good things happen to him whenever kids are around.

If you decide to not adopt the dog, we need you to do one of three things — foster the dog until it gets adopted, foster it until we find another foster home for the dog, or if it is a dangerous situation (which has never happened) and we don't have an open foster spot, we will either put the dog in doggy daycare or boarding.

While most things aren't harmful, what happens when your dog chooses to eat something that could be toxic?

It won't take long until your dog actually gets excited to see the muzzle because it means fun things happen.

Once that is happening, start to do other fun things while your dog is wearing it.

The same thing has happened to my four dogs.

I agree their handlers should have the first call to take in these dogs in retirement, but for various reasons it can't always happen...... this is the SECOND best thing to do for these dogs, I think.

Sometimes, despite best efforts to keep your dogs safe and conflict - free, things happen.