Sentences with phrase «to form strong bonds with one's owners»

They require a lot of attention and are known for forming strong bonds with their owners.

Although they are capable of forming a strong bond with their owners, a sense of detachment somehow dawns on them.

Prepare for a certain amount of clinginess, because these dogs form strong bonds with their owners.

Lilac - crowned Amazon parrots insist on forming strong bonds with their owners and must be provided with an adequate amount of daily social interaction in order to thrive.

Irish Setters form strong bonds with their owners, but they are gentle and welcoming with just about everybody — other pets included.

American Pitbull terriers form strong bonds with their owners and they desire to be in the company of their one special person, but other trusted family members will do.

American Rat Pinschers will form strong bonds with their owners and have difficulty being left alone for too long at a time.

French Bulldogs are affectionate, pleasant, and playful pets that form strong bonds with their owners.

Beagos will form strong bonds with their owners and have difficulty being left alone for too long at a time.

Known as both the Miniature Spitz and the German Spitz, this breed is bright and friendly by nature and they tend to form strong bonds with their owners.

They are affectionate when kept as pets and form strong bonds with their owners.

Shepherds are intensely affectionate with the members of their human families, and form strong bonds with their owners.

Toy Poodles are very loyal and will form strong bonds with their owners.

Cockapoos are loyal little dogs and will form strong bonds with their owners.

Temperament / Behavior Although independent and somewhat aloof, the Greenland Dog will form a strong bond with its owner.

Rottweilers have been bred as guard dogs, so they are known to form strong bonds with their owners

The Scoodle is a breed that is known for its energy and playfulness, but it's also a loyal breed that will form a strong bond with its owners.

Cockatiels are highly intelligent and they form strong bonds with their owners, so they can become depressed or bored if they begin to feel like they're being neglected.