Sentences with phrase «very independent dog»

The Pharaoh Hound is generally a very independent dog and a fast hunter; these traits make for a great hunting dog, however, not such a great domestic dog as they can not be trusted with other small animals due to their uncontrollable prey drive.
The Field Spaniel is a mild mannered, docile, affectionate, and very independent dog.
CON: Because they are very independent dogs, poodles do not have the same happy - go - lucky, eager to please personality of other popular breeds, such as the lab or golden.
They are very independent dogs, so training them requires experience and a keen understanding of how to establish yourself as a pack leader.
These are very independent dogs though, and they can be difficult to train.

Not exact matches

I am a very independent gal full time dog groomer.
She was very independent and determined to do what the other dogs did.
Some dogs are very intelligent, but if they are too independent and could care less about you, they will probably be difficult to train.
Testimonials on the trainer's website aren't likely to give a potential customer very much to go off of, but a list of reviews from an independent website will give dog owners an idea of what the dog trainer is like.
She is actually pretty easy to train, especially compared to my terror of a Shiba:) Sibes are actually very independent minded, so they are not the most easy to train dogs, but Shania is very food focused, so that helps a lot.
If your dog has a very independent and dominate personality, he may not enjoy costumes.
This dog is a very rigorous one, calm, well balanced, loving, resistant and very independent.
Although they can be very independent, they truly love the company of other dogs and people.
As a result, the dog is very intelligent, independent, strong - minded, stoic, and can sometimes be stubborn.
Not an easy dog to train and very independent.
The Malamute is a very intelligent and loyal dog, but because it was bred to survive in harsh conditions, it is also incredibly resourceful and independent.
The Canaan Dog is highly intelligent, and very independent.
Again — you will need to be very careful not to allow the dog to become too independent and become the alpha dog inside your little community.
These dogs are very intelligent, but their independent personality and stubbornness make them hard to train, especially when the owner has little or no training experience.
They are very independent, intelligent and strong dogs.
It is a calm, controlled, independent, powerful and protective dog, that — when properly socialized — is very friendly with visitors, especially children.
Cats are very independent, while dogs need lots of interaction and exercise.
These dogs are very independent and intelligent, which means that it can be a challenge to train them.
This ancient dog breed is very independent and aloof with strangers, but they tend to bond closely to their owners.
The breed is very independent and tends to dominate other pets and owners who can not handle the dog properly.
The Rhodesian ridgeback is also very intelligent yet independent dog that needs proper obedience training and will do quite well once trained.
Lillian is a senior dog (12 - 13 years old) and she is very independent.
In time, Anatolian Shepherd dogs learned to become very capable and independent guardians.
While originally bred to be a hardy working dog capable of independent actions, often without supervision for extended periods, OES are in every respect a superb companion dog and are wonderful with children, although perhaps a bit rambunctious during puppyhood for very young children.
This dog is sensitive but also independent and intelligent; it should be trained very gently, but firmly.
Humans and dogs react very differently to medications, which is why veterinarians caution dog owners against making independent decisions about how to medicate their animals.
Cats are very independent and need those same boundaries laid down for the dog as well, otherwise there could be a problem, for either animal.
The Tatra Shepherd Dog will easily adapt to any situation, having a very independent personality.
Lively, very active, and independent, this calm, gentle, merry dog needs lots of love and attention.
Heelers can be stubborn or independent thinkers, but they usually have a very close relationship with one member of the family who offers the dog structure, affection, and activity.
Akita dogs are also very strong - willed and independent, so training them can be tricky business since the Akita will try to establish themselves as The Boss.
There was a very nice study of training methods by Rooney and Cowan that included independent observations of the dogs.
On the other hand, the Shiba Inu is a very independent breed of dog, can spend time on his own and does not need constant attention.
Spunky and happy - go - lucky little dogs, Wires are very smart but are also somewhat independent and get bored easily, so training sessions must be kept fun and interesting.
Our Luna is very independent, she's loving but only come for cuddles when she wants them — she's definitely not a lap dog or like a labrador!
Now an independent charity Vets Now is very proud to continue to support and partner Pet Blood Bank UK, where a single unit of blood can save the lives of four dogs.
They are independent dogs who may not listen very well, but the families who love them say Rat Terriers keep them laughing all day long.
OESs are great dogs, very intellegent (yet goofy), laid back and just independent enough.
These dogs are a very calm dog breed, but much like the Chow Chow, they are strong - willed and somewhat independent.
Chiweenies are very intelligent and independent dogs, so they can be difficult to train.
It will not have been not easy as a woman in the very masculine world of the 1960s art school, but she has persevered with a certain dogged obstinacy and a belief in independent creative freedom, producing a body of work which can now be seen as the equal, if not superior, to many of her famous contemporaries.
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