As a volunteer at kill shelter I can say that they are both good and bad. They are good as the dogs are out of danger that running loose can cause. But depending on the personnel at the pound they can be very bad places for dogs. If you have a staff that cares for dogs, that is the best situation. If not, like the one I volunteer at, it can be as dangerous to their longevity as running loose. Pounds in themselves are not good or bad, it is the people who run them that determines the good or bad condition's. Some dogs with medical problems they may get treatment for the first time at a well run pound, and they may get spay or neutered and make the dog much healthier as a result. But as I volunteer at a shelter that the management favors Cats over Dogs, the dogs get the dirty end of the stick when they come in.
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It really depends a good deal on the breed. There are dogs what weigh only a couple pounds, and other that weigh well over a hundred pounds. On average, that would mean they weigh around 50 or 60 pounds. This would be about a medium sized dog.
A dog pound is typically a government-run facility focused on impounding stray or lost dogs, while a dog shelter is usually a nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming dogs. Shelters often provide medical care, behavior training, and adoption services, while pounds primarily focus on housing lost animals for a certain period before potentially euthanizing them.
Both of his dogs are Great Pyrenees. They'll grow to about 130 pounds.
I have a Feist, and she weighs about 20 pounds. They can be anywhere from 12-30 pounds usually. They are great dogs. Their very loyal and protective of its territory. They love to have fun and are very energetic! They need to be exercised and played with everyday. Hope this helps!
To find the unit rate of dog food per dog, divide the total weight of the dog food by the number of dogs. For 128 pounds of dog food for 16 dogs, the calculation is 128 pounds ÷ 16 dogs = 8 pounds per dog. Thus, the unit rate is 8 pounds of dog food per dog.
If you want to give each dog an equal amount, then45 lbs /60 dogs = 3 lbs/ 4 dogs = 0.75 lbs per dog
Eight pounds per dog.
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lots of dogs like a beagle.
about 600 pounds
It depends on the breed of the dog. A chihuahua can be as small as a pound and yet, extra large dogs, like great danes, can weigh over 200 pounds! On average, dogs weigh about 30-60 pounds, but your vet will tell you the right weight range for your dog.
its considered to be medium large dogs are about 100 to 200 pounds, mediums are about 35 to 100 pounds.
My family feeds our dogs half a bowl of dog food per meal.