Sentences with phrase «value your dog enough»

Someone who isn't willing to pay it may not value your dog enough or be able to afford your Dog's future upkeep.

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That's important, because family values aren't always enough when you're out there in the garage with the dog kibble and wondering what the weekend will bring.

If your dog is far enough away, and not reacting, this is the perfect time to give very high value treats.

It also provides great value - although it doesn't provide enough support for dogs with joint pain.

Most raw bones are soft enough for a dog to consume and they provide great nutritional value to them.

High value protein sources often cost more, while low value proteins are cheaper, more cost effective and still meet pet food guidelines for minimum protein content even though a dog can't digest the food well enough to absorb the protein that is in it.

Most dogs are too excited to meet the other dog, and the regular treats we carry often aren't high enough in value to distract most dogs.

We believe that youngsters who raise pets or help with chores around a farm; or kids who are lucky enough to participate in 4 - H, dog, cat or horse shows; or who learn to value wildlife populations, grow into better - adjusted adults than people who've missed these opportunities.

Yes — fearfulness has been shown to be a very heritable trait in dogs, probably because it's a trait that has a lot of survival value for dogs that aren't fortunate enough to live as protected pets (as well as related wild canids, like foxes and wolves).

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Dogs trained this way often choose not to do what's asked because they don't think the reward is of a high enough value to them.