Sentences with phrase «thought was a responsible owner»

I think he was a responsible owner and kept his animals from the public, although he talked freely about them in the store.

After releasing the dogs to what they thought was a responsible owner, RACC got a call from the Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center, reporting that OJ was in their custody after being brought in by someone who claimed to have found him as a stray.

Not exact matches

They also think the same people were responsible for the theft of a Camaro that's been seen on TV in commercials for Papa John's pizza, the car belonging to the owner of the company.

Think about how much money you'd be responsible for to other owners, your landlord, and the association if that burst pipe were your fault because you went away on vacation and there was a cold snap.

One thing I think people need to understand is that as pet owners they need to be responsible for planning ahead, even for unforeseen costs.

Although most pet owners think their pet would never run away, even the most responsible pet owners can be accidentally separated from their pets.

Though we all would like to think we are responsible dog owners, accidents can happen to even the best of us.

I think spaying / neutering your dog shouldn't be made a big deal but owners being responsible enough to except everything that comes with a dog should be taken seriously.

I think owners are completely responsible for their pets, they should have control of their animals and if an animal is unstable or shows signs of doing something to this nature that animal should be humanly euthanized, for not only the animals safety but for peoples safety as well.

A responsible owner would never even consider the thought of letting their dog run on its own unless it is in a designated area under supervision.

Learning how to handle your own dog, maintain the training consistency, and being responsible for your dog's outstanding behaviors... I can't think of a better reward for a loving dog owner!

I think crate training is fine as long as you are a responsible owner.

Because our rescues and shelters are packed full, responsible pet owners have an increasingly tough time finding a good home for their pets and are turning to direct - to - consumer classified ads, like Craigslist or the local newspaper, thinking that they're doing the right thing for their dog.

Being a responsible dog owner means thinking farther than just your own dog, but thinking about the dog population in general, and what is good for all dogs as well as your own.

«People think Animal Control [Orange County Animal Services] are the bad guys for putting animals down,» Buser says, «but it's the owners for not being responsible for them to begin with.

My hamster is very active and has been attacked many times by big dwarf hamsters in the shop where I bought it it keeps climbing up and down the cage and falling from the top to the ground below, its teeth are very long and its spine seems to be injured it's foot seems to be mutated or have an extra toe, I am very worried and think that it is the runt of the litter, I am a responsible pet owner and it was like this when I bought it, it is still a baby but I'm not too sure how old.

I don't think there are enough responsible dog owners out there with unneutered pets in order to make any kind of real scientific study of this.

Do you think that forcing a pet owner to be responsible for the costs of housing their animals at shelters if they decided they didn't want the animal anymore (similar to how we currently lease cars \ alimony payments) would help to prevent the amount of pets which are euthanized?

I think there is a very loud mantra that exists, saying that responsible owners desex their dogs - and there is a stigma for owning undesexed dogs.

Think hard about what you are willing to put into your dog / companion relationship because the breed needs responsible owners and the dogs need companionship.

The owner of the largest auction is quoted as saying, «There are very good, responsible rescues that just love the dogs... and I think there are malicious, lying, cheating rescues that are in it for the money.»

I think it's all about being a responsible pet owner which we try very hard to be.

Usually, when we think of property owner liability, we're thinking of a business that is responsible after a customer slips and falls or is attacked in a parking lot.

You might think the property owner is responsible because you're only a lessee of the space.

RECO allowed Direct Phone Lines on signs and Ads but no one thought about the consequences to the Brokerage Owner who alone is responsible for any listing or buyer contracted to the office.

But I think the key is the owners, if the owner is responsible it doesn't really matter the animal.