Sentences with phrase «walking dogs in your neighborhood»

The woman who makes a living walking dogs in your neighborhood and skipping along the road with them, the guy serving you your green juice with a smile, the banker in his element crunching numbers, the yoga instructor guiding you into downward dog — all are examples of people who live their passions in a delicate, authentic way.
Pick up and dispose of dog feces on your property and when walking your dogs in the neighborhood, at rest stops, and parks to prevent the spread of disease.

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This dog - walking app based in Los Angeles connects dog owners with walkers in their neighborhood.
Nine months before the Wicht murders, Brian and Kate Maggiore were gunned down by a man in a ski mask while walking their dog in their Rancho Cordova neighborhood in Sacramento County.
Maria Garcia walks her dogs, Luca and Halo, along Myrtle Street in the Eken Park neighborhood across from Oscar Mayer.
The family dog - her name means «cat» in Navajo - tugs Brooks through the neighborhood on a walk that doubles as thinking time for this busy mother, professor and author.
As a wife and as a mother, what Val can't afford to not think about is this: anyone in her neighborhood who might be out walking their dog after dark does not want to turn around and see a black man in sweats running toward them.
Although dogs usually don't get poison ivy rash, they can easily get urushiol oil on their fur from being in the woods or backyard, or just going for a neighborhood walk.
I ate 2500 — 3000 calories per day while nursing a voracious eater and lost 70 — not seven but seventy — pounds in 9 months and my exercise consisted of walking my baby / dog around the neighborhood to look at and sniff trees.
We schedule neighborhood dog walks, and dress our pets in outfits and booties worth being viewed on Rodeo Drive.
Find safe, convenient, affordable dog boarding, dog walking, and dog sitting options in your neighborhood.
Family rituals and traditions, like Friday night pizza or regular walks in the neighborhood with the dog, are also important to develop and keep up.
It's sort of a book about nothing, or everything: In search of writing ideas, an author takes a walk with his dog around the neighborhood.
This past Halloween, my dog Penelope and I walked through our neighborhood to take in the sights and sounds of children enjoying the spoils of youth.
Dogs have died from heat stroke just taking a walk in the neighborhood in the middle of the day, so please be aware of these signs.
«And pay attention to where your dog's nose is when you walk him around the neighborhood — steer him away from any objects lying in the grass,» she added.
Taking them for walks in your neighborhood or a local dog friendly park is also great exercise for them.
The difference being that the ones in dog shows have been extensively trained in precision heeling and how to walk on a leash and thus prance gracefully alongside their owners, as opposed to the ones you see out - and - about in the neighborhood, pulling and jumping up on their owners.
If you have not socialized your dog with others outside of the home, then begin taking him for walks around the neighborhood or in the shopping center parking lot, where he is not on his territory.
I also noticed that Cow, accustomed to walking close to me in our old neighborhood since before she was even my dog, wanted to run, and I didn't.
We take a real - life approach to basic manners for real - life results: You and your dog will learn and practice new cues and skills in everyday scenarios like polite greetings, good manners during mealtimes, safe interactions with kids, and smooth neighborhood walks.
Prior to being able to attend class, they advised that puppy owners not walk their pups in public parks or around the neighborhood where stray / unvaccinated dogs travel until after the 4th vaccine, but to meet the need for socialization by inviting lots of kind, gentle people of all ages to their home and carry the puppy everywhere: the video store to rent videos, the fringes of a summer soft ball game, the grocery store to sit outside with the puppy on your lap and watch people and carts and kids go by.
This can be free play in a large yard or garden, although your dog will also benefit from being walked on the leash in your neighborhood for socialization and training purposes.
Taking it for a walk all over the neighborhood will also introduce it to folks and other dogs in your area.
Best of all, a dog trained to walk politely on a leash is a pleasure to take along for delightful strolls in the park or around the neighborhood.
We start each dog walk in the law school courtyard and walk through the local neighborhood of Mt. Vernon.
Once I got her home, I walked her in the neighborhood and she tried to go after every dog behind a fence.
Walk - My - Dog Program: Take a regular stroll around your neighborhood with your dog, then track your distance and win prizes and services in our Walk - My - Dog ProgrDog Program: Take a regular stroll around your neighborhood with your dog, then track your distance and win prizes and services in our Walk - My - Dog Progrdog, then track your distance and win prizes and services in our Walk - My - Dog ProgrDog Program.
We are planning to work on walking past some other dogs he hasn't seen before outside on - leash over the next few sessions, as well as doing controlled introductions with some possible playdate friends in his neighborhood sometime soon.
Every dog needs to stress out the energy, so if you don't go on regular walks with the dog and you leave it to wander in the neighborhood, it can start acting weird, aggressive, can wander in the house looking for some objects to chew or bite.
Our pet sitters will take your dog for a walk in your neighborhood, or for a special walk in the park so they can enjoy a cooler temperature in the green grass and trees.
Your control over him may determine whether you can safely walk him around the neighborhood; can you control him if he decides to put a yappy loose dog in its place?
Like many humans, even though I probably shouldn't do so as a trainer, I sometimes humanize dog behavior and I don't believe my dogs, or most dogs for that matter, are interested in meeting EVERY dog in our neighborhood any more than I am interested in engaging in conversation with every human I encounter on our walks.
«And pay attention to where your dog's nose is when you walk him around the neighborhood — steer him away from any objects lying in the grass.»
I allow my dogs to sniff, use their nose and get the scoop in the neighborhood through the use of their senses but I also like my dogs to have focus on the person at the other end of the leash — ME — during our walks.
Wolves patrol their boundaries every 1 to 3 weeks, yet I find dogs, in our yards and in our neighborhoods, will urine mark on every walk we take, and a lost urban dog will probably patrol their entire territory once a day.
Don't enter people's yards without their permission (and especially don't enter a gated property; guard dogs will attack you or you could cause the escape of another dog and compound your problems); don't let yourself get surprised; if you can bring mace, do so; don't enter abandoned buildings alone; don't wear clothes that make you look like you are not part of the neighborhood or rich or otherwise; walk like you know what you are doing otherwise your vulnerable attitude will be picked up by criminal types; don't enter caves or holes without proper procedures, be sure to use assistants, and use proper gear such as ropes and other things that cave explorers or utility workers would use; park your car in a lighted place, remove visible valuables, lock up and take your keys; be wary of sexual approaches — predators will try to engage you in conversations or try to touch you; and trust your gut when it says you need to get out of there.
This is a good time to get him used to riding in the car, meeting other dogs, visiting the groomer and pet supply store, and taking walks in your neighborhood.
A walk around the neighborhood, dog park and running around in your fenced backyard, plus some indoor playtime should keep your pooch heart - healthy.
This will be especially important if you plan on visiting the local dog park, enrolling him in doggy day care, or even if you may encounter neighborhood canines on your daily walks.
Going for a walk in the neighborhood provides so much stimulation in some dogs that it makes them feel more alert and aggressive.
The hotel provides: Food and water bowls, an information card listing local veterinarians and pet - sitting services, and a map of great dog walks in the neighborhood.
Once you and your pet are checked into your room, the hotel will deliver: A bottle of Evian water; food and water bowls; an information card listing local veterinarians and pet - sitting services; a map of great dog walks in the neighborhood; and a special treat!
We have some people in our neighborhood with fenced yards and they keep the dogs there full time with no walks or indoor time.
Some people drive their Setters to wilderness areas for runs, ride bicycles with their dogs next to them on leash, jog with their dogs on leash, or use a long, retractable leash (flexi - leash) to walk their dog in a park or neighborhood area.
We have two small dogs and must constantly contend with loose cats and cat droppings in our neighborhood while we walk our dogs on leashes and pick up after them as required by law and common courtesy.
A while back, I was called to work on a case of severe inter-dog aggression where the dog was not walked for over a year in a neighborhood surrounded by fenced dogs.
While these dogs might be able to Sit immediately on command at home or in a quiet place in the neighborhood, if there was another dog or a person walking by, some of these dogs would not obey the command until MUCH later.
Consider hiring a neighborhood teen to do this or have a pet sitter come in and walk your dog each day.
Julie worked with us as we walked the neighborhood with both dogs, ending with the dogs in our backyard and quite comfortable.
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