Sentences with phrase «become jumpy»

The Free From chocolate orange slice has definitely become Jumpy's new favourite.

The engine becomes jumpier, and the gearbox basically reads your mind when it comes to serving gears, especially while slowing down before a corner, where it aggressively downshifts with a throttle blip.

Mouse movements were generally responsive, but occasionally the cursor became jumpy or responded with a right - click when I wanted a left - click.

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Mice whose fathers or even grandfathers have learned to associate the smell of cherry blossom with an electric shock become more jumpy in the presence of the same odour, and respond to lower concentrations of it than normal mice.

ASCEND first graders became experts in frogs after a multiweek expedition exploring the life cyle of the jumpy amphibians.

The Audi S1 needed this all - wheel drive platform to become a proper model, but engineering costs needed to produce it cause Volkswagen to get a little jumpy at the thought.

This inability to catch the prey can result in a cat or dog that is constantly watching for the red dot, even after you've put the laser away, and is always on edge, jumpy, and becomes obsessed with shafts of light and shadows.

For example, a female may become more territorial, more nervous and jumpy, dislike being picked up, start quarrels with cagemates or, if she was too young when she became pregnant, she may never fully grow.

While nail trims sometimes seem very daunting, especially on a nervous and jumpy pet, doing nail trims is really not difficult and will become much easier if they are done regularly as part of your pets» maintenance.

Therefore, the dog or puppy becomes more reactive — more jumpy more nippy more destructive, instead of less.

If you seem nervous and jumpy, your dog will pick up on your feelings and may become nervous as well, thinking that the bundle in your arms is something to worry about.

They may become withdrawn or isolated, jumpy and fearful, or even aggressive.

Seeming nervous or jumpy when using their devices, or becoming obsessive about being constantly online