Sentences with phrase «become fear biters»

They often become fear biters.

Mildly submissive dogs wilt when scolded and need physical contact with humans for security; severely submissive dogs try to avoid eye contact and may become fear biters, especially if cornered or stared at by children.

This breed is sensitive and can easily become a fear biter.

This is a dog that will become a fear biter.

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Yet this virus can reprogram a dog's behavior so it loses fear, becomes aggressive and bites, which allows the virus to spread through the dog's saliva.»

We drop our busy thoughts, our fears, our judgments and our self - talk and simply become aware of the food, bite by bite.

It's a place of girl talk, conquering fear and becoming more of yourself... just a little bit better!

In scientific terms, this means that way back when, the gene that encoded for an innate fear of bitey things became more common, because those who were afraid of spiders were less likely to get bitten (and thus more likely to survive) than those who weren't.

I fear you will find my home a bit ruder than what you have obviously become accustomed to, but you are welcome all the same.»

My 8 month old golden doodle, Lucy, had become very fearful of strangers and I was worried she would eventually bite someone out of fear.

A dog with a strong fight drive may be described as dominant; a dog with a strong flight drive is often described as submissive and can become a fear - biter if not trained appropriately.

Un-socialized pups mature into dogs that are untrustworthy; they often become fear - biters, like to -LSB-...]

All fear - biting parrots become better pets when they realize that you will not hurt them.

It is emotionally sensitive and may become timid or begin «fear - biting» if treated with undue harshness.

A dog who is afraid can become aggressive and growl, snap or bite in an effort to escape from the object of his fears — in this case, children.

Certain situations could even remind a dog of his first home, where he was neglected and / or abused, and cause him to become defensively aggressive or bite out of fear.

Lack of socialization the first 3 - 4 months of a dog's life creates shy dogs, which too - often become fear - biters, which, along with those who were simply born with poor temperaments, are responsible for the majority of the millions of dog bites annually.

«Fear - biting» is when your puppy becomes scared and feels the need to protect herself.

Un-socialized dogs become untrustworthy and fear - biters because they don't adapt to new situations.

I did a lot of reading and attended some classes when my son brought home his Pit Bull, this is where I learned about the their attitudes and tendencies... about their fear factor, they are tenacious and strong but they are actually less aggresive than some of the more common breeds that nobody seems to fear, Rotties have a very powerful bite and a record of people attacks, but no one is banning them... so I would suggest you get your puppy, take him / her to classes and get him / her socilized early on, let him / her play with other dogs so they know that there is nothing to be afraid of... you'll have a wonderful time and you will become so much more wise from the experience.

Ill - bred dogs often display a terrier - like personality — hyper and yappy, always on the go — but can just as easily be overly timid and may become a fear - biter.

Lack of socialization the first 4 - 6 months of a dog's life creates shy dogs, which too - often become fear - biters, which, along with those who were simply born with poor temperaments, are responsible for the majority of the 4.7 million dog bites annually.

A nervous, poorly socialized dog can easily become a fear - biter so caution should be taken to make sure they are socialized early.

An under socialized dog can develop many fears and anxieties, and can end up becoming a very nervous adult dog, jumping for every leaf that falls and even becoming a fear - biter.

Lack of socialization the first 6 - 8 months of a dog's life can create shy dogs, which too - often can become fear - biters, fear aggressive; which, along with those bad owners who were born with poor temperaments by bad Breeders, are responsible for the majority of the 4.7 million dog bites annually.

Without these opportunities, a GSD can become a fear - biter that will not protect you reliably and may become a serious liability.

This process is being amplified by a flight of capital, as investors fear that expensive coal mines and coal - burning power plants may become «stranded assets,» with no markets, as renewables ramp up and limits on CO2 emissions begin to bite.

A certain amount of hesitancy around animals may be normal soon after experiencing a dog bite, but if your fears grow and become worse, it may be wise to speak with a health - care professional.

As you clearly realise, the tough bit about falling in love is that you become very vulnerable and sensitive to the loved person, particularly the fear of rejection.