Sentences with phrase «treat the dog roughly»

THEN THE BAD STUFF STARTS TO HAPPEN: If you treat a dog roughly, or neglect them, or do stupid training, you will pay a price.

When you take on the job of training, remember: be positive (never hit, jerk on the leash or otherwise treat the dog roughly), be firm, stick to a regular schedule, remain consistent, stay patient, respond immediately and end all sessions with a great deal of praise and love.

Time and time again I saw that my reservations about our previous method of training were valid, and that, indeed, I didn't have to treat dogs roughly in order to teach them.

Not exact matches

Grandma Lucy's Freeze - Dried Liver, for example, packs plenty of great nutrients but comes in chunks roughly the size of a quarter that seemed more appropriate for dogs (and, in fact, the treat is advertised as being «for dogs and cats»).

To compare accidental injuries treated in emergency rooms, a person is roughly 23 times more likely to be injured from a fall than from a dog bite; 12 times more likely to be injured by a car; 7 times more likely to be injured by a sharp object; and, 1.5 times more likely to be injured by a bicycle.

It is not the responsibility of the dog to make allowances for a child that is treating them roughly.

We're so easy - going that we will sometimes let other cats, dogs, or kids treat us roughly without really fighting back.

In those cases, some of that was because of pet store or backyard breeding, and some was because the dogs were either allowed to become bratty, or they were teased or roughly treated by their owners.

And, for some strange reason I haven't been able to figure out, teenage boys and men are more likely to roughly treat these dogs and turn them into biters.

When I work on behavior modification, I know the dog is getting too aroused and the dog is over threshold when he starts taking the treats too fast and roughly.

Rules of the Games Invite your puppy to play with you often With Tug of War, win more often than you lose Do not play too roughly Teach him to «Drop It» on command — stop tugging and trade for treat Stop before your puppy gets bored — play several short sessions per day Stop playing immediately if you feel any teeth to skin Stop playing if your puppy begins to growl or gets over-excited Always put the toy away after the game Teaching impulse control Teaching your puppy control during games will help your adult dog maintain control, even in times of stress or excitement.

Max was fostered for a year because his foster Dad, also the head of the Rescue, couldn't find that special family for him after his very rough start, crowded into a chain link kennel, being roughly treated by men thus a fear jumper, EXTREMELY shy, not leash trained, preferred being outside, not cuddly and wary of other dogs.

It isn't normal for young puppies to be aggressive towards their owners unless the dog is seriously ill or the owner is treating the dog too roughly.