Sentences with phrase «to return the dog»

The breeder may also require you to return the dog if there ever comes a time when you can't keep it.

During this time, the buyer shall have the privilege of returning the dog to the seller for full refund of purchase price, based upon documented findings of the veterinarian.

I Need to Return My Dog For many of us, those are words we'd never say.

They can then return the dog food to the retailer where it was originally purchased for a full refund or replacement product.

Since this was not a true rescue but all courtesy listings, the adopter had no option such as returning the dog to the rescue.

Until a dog reaches this age, volunteers raise the puppies in their own homes before returning the dogs to the guide school.

Do remember that, in these cases, the rescue groups will need time to do this and you should help them plan accordingly instead of just returning the dog without any notice.

Both of these programs focus on working through bumps in the road, not just returning a dog because they are not perfect.

Your contract states that you will always return the dog to us.

In case you want to return the dog food, you have to pay for its transport which will cost you.

Although you won't get your money back, this guarantee means you can return your dog at any point in its life, for whatever reason.

We helped 72 dogs (and 4 cats) find new homes (or returned dogs who had lost their way back to their own homes).

Returning a dog due to allergic reactions is extremely common and exceedingly heartbreaking.

Our return policy is that if the adopter wants to return the dog within one week of adoption, we return all but $ 100 of the adoption fee.

A. Each dog handler will be required to fill out and return a dog profile document that explains the history of the dog.

It's this simplicity — raw foods manufacturers say these products return dogs and cats to how nature intended them to eat — that is behind the many benefits attributed to the diet.

A responsible breeder will also outline a contract which states that you will return the dog if you are unable to look after it.

Most rescues have a 2 week «trial period» in which you can return the dog for a refund or replacement if you aren't happy with it.

If the dog has any behavioural issues in the home are you prepared to consult with a trainer before returning the dog to the rescue?

You promise to pay should anyone fulfill the obligation of returning your dog.

People are more likely to be able to return your dog without having to take it somewhere to check if there is a microchip.

Yes, you can always return the dog, just like you can return a phone.

You have 7 days to return the dog after finalizing the adoption and get a full refund.

If these dogs have an owner we cover the vets» fees and return the dog when it has recovered.»

In those cases, GRRNT has a volunteer coordinate with the foster family to pick the dog up on the day of the Meet and Greet, take the dog to the Meet and Greet and show him / her to potential adopters, and then return the dog home.

Most people return these dogs to shelters or the dogs escape because:

If owners can't provide adequate proactive care to dogs with elbow dysplasia — or if a dog's quality of life is deteriorating — UAP surgery has proven to be about 60 percent successful in returning dogs to normal function.

Over 75 % of the bulldogs that come into rescue that already have microchips are not registered with «any owner» and the shelter could not return the dogs home for that reason.

Refuse to return the dog even when ordered to.

(If you have been very careful following the advice up to this point, it is unlikely that this will happen; but if it does, make sure you find out exactly why they are returning the dog so that you can make a better choice the next time.)

AKC Reunite is North America's largest not for profit pet ID and recovery service, providing microchipping and ID services as well as a national recovery database to safely return dogs home should they get lost and, through AKC Pet Disaster Relief, helping local Emergency Management to provide animal care services immediately following disasters.

She took him home on Election Day and promptly returned the dog his dignity, changing the spelling of his name from «Mousse» to «Moose.»

The Tina Santi Flaherty Rehabilitation & Fitness Service of the Animal Medical Center, the only facility of its kind in New York City, provides innovative and state - of - the - art therapies to help return dogs, cats and other pets to higher levels of functional mobility and improved quality of life.

I don't know if authorities are call (the police) whether they will assist returning the dog back to us.

One returned dog became depressed lethargic, refused to eat.

As a caring owner, you will hope and expect the medications and supplements to magically return your dog to «normal.»

Even a basset rescue returned the dog.

Have a dogwalker come mid-day to give him a break — have the dogwalker return the dog to the crate or room and resupply with new kongs.

For what reason (s) would you consider returning a dog to Cleo's Karma Rescue?

Then when the dog is no longer a baby and the big puppy is too rowdy or going through their chewing stage, the adopter returns the dog to the shelter.

He will insist upon a written contract, and many breeders today will stipulate that if you can not keep the dog you are to give him first right of refusal for the return of the dog, or to directly return the dog to him, no matter the age of the dog.

In the case of a medical or behavioral issue, a discussion will take place between the sending shelter, Cathi Eagan, and the receiving shelter to determine the outcome, such as returning the dog to the sending shelter on the next transport, placing the dog in the CanINE Express Residential Training Program, or transporting the dog to another CanINE Express receiving shelter partner.

If they are a reputable breeder, you likely signed a contract at the time you purchased the dog that stated you would need to return the dog if you could no longer keep them.

I have seen fosters and adopters want to return dogs because of behavioral issues, and then the blame placed on them because they are not working with the dog, and them being stuck because there was no where else for the dog to go.

Although there are several categories of reasons why people return dogs, one of the biggest is conflict between young children (6 years and under) and the dogs.

We have projected those views onto companion animals: we treat them as children, while we shrug shoulders at children who are mauled / killed by dogs and then return those dogs to owners who can't bear to be parted from their «family member.»