Sentences with phrase «become escape artists»

Dogs who spend all day alone and isolated from the pack may develop barking problems as well as become escape artists.

(Many pets can try to become escape artists when their owners are absent).

Here are the reasons that dogs become escape artists, and how you can stop it.

Unfortunately, in heat females are frustrated with the desire to mate and easily become escape artist in search of a male.

Left to his own devices, he may become an escape artist, all the better to chase cars, frolicking children, deer, or livestock, all without rancor but with the innate drive to herd.

Not exact matches

Ignored by all, without affection, guidance or purpose, the yard dog will either become aloof (a form of depression), aggressive, an escape artist, destructive or a nuisance barker.

She's not exactly an escape artist, but somehow she became a stray.

A bored GSP becomes an active escape artist!

This is also where «escape artist» becomes more of an issue because the outcome for the high prey drive dog prone to give chase is very different for the one whose instinct is to come back (hi, retrievers!)

Labradors are cute and adorable, but when they are put into crates, they become Houdini - like escape artists.

Become the Tattoo Artist / The Power of Tattoos — Choose your companion character to help you escape from Tokyo, and develop her abilities by giving her powerful tattoos.

The three currents together articulate this great artist's enduring primary concern: the representation of mystery escaping resolution to become the hedonist's enigma, an inexhaustible, celebratory insistence on the imagination's life in the luminous moment.

Modernist facades, handrails, staircases, fire escapes, fences, walls, ceilings, corridors, and playground structures from the 1960s and 1970s become inspiration for the artist's dynamic sculptures and installations in steel, concrete, and plastic: a vertiginous, melting staircase reaching to the sky; a toppled tower, its walls like the curved ribs of a Jurassic skeleton; rumpled folds of intersecting grids suspended from the ceiling.

New York had become a magnet for many of Europe's leading artists, and there, along with Marcel Duchamp and Marc Chagall who had also escaped, Ernst edited the Surrealist review VVV.