Sentences with phrase «unwanted dogs around»

Bonus points: spayed and neutered dogs can be healthier, live longer lives, and don't contribute to the problem of too many unwanted dogs around.

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Turning around low - performing schools is one of the most vital — and least glamorous — efforts in education, the unwanted job, argues Alexander Russo in his new book, Stray Dogs, Saints, and Saviors; Fighting for the Soul of America's Toughest High School.

Internationally, 75 percent of all dogs, that's around 375 million of them, along with a similar number of cats, are unwanted.

With so many unwanted dogs in Central Florida and around the country, some folks help make life better for dogs that otherwise would not survive.

The price of adopting a dog is much cheaper than buying a puppy around # 100 - # 200, you will also be able to find out quite a bit about your chosen dog's personality, hopefully, he will have a modicum of training and you will have the pleasure of knowing you are providing a home for an unwanted pet.

Further more defined for example by modifying and changing their unwanted behavior patterns, controlling them around other dogs, accepting touch from strangers, not peeing anytime someone approaches him or running away.

It is equally important to teach your children safe ways of behaving around dogs, so that they don't mistakenly push your dog into unwanted behaviors.

That means no incessant crying, nervous behavior, or unwanted male dogs lingering around your house.

That means no unwanted male dogs lingering around your house and can reduce dog packs or dog fights.

Those refugees are the six hundred million unwanted, homeless, and abandoned dogs all around the world and, in far too many places, rounding them up and killing them is exactly what happens.

Yes, cats require (on the whole) less work than dogs, they can still go to the toilet in unwanted places around your house (or on a brand new rug!)

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Estimates vary widely, but at least 400 million dogs and roughly the same number of cats exist worldwide and around 300 million (three quarters) of each are unwanted.

Unwanted and homeless dogs are being put to sleep everyday around the country.