Sentences with phrase «big tail wags»

This super affectionate boy is ready to greet new people with big tail wags.

BIG Tail wags to those who supported the 2017 Fur Ball, «Beach Pawty».

She greeted us with big tail wags and play bows on her first morning in our home.

Not exact matches

Either have your little puppy dog mimic you underneath like a big tent or have them crawl in and around as they wag their puppy tail!

The result is Desplat's pure, lushly sweet imagination on an outing with a big, tail - wagging, jazzily nostalgic heart.

Clearly this is a case of a tail wagging a very big dog.

«I stepped into the Student Union and right at the front desk was this big ball of fur, tongue out, tail wagging.

First meeting met with great enthusiasm, tail wagging, and big grins on the part of all humans involved.

Helping animals is a natural for kids, and the homeless animals of Berkshire County certainly shout out their thanks with big, wet kisses and lots of exuberant tail wagging!

Big, happy dogs with long, whip - like tails need «wagging space» to avoid tail injury or damage to household objects.

She has that big, broad smile, bouncy body and a happy tail that wags a mile a minute.

A big, tail - wagging thank you to Carrie Jelovich, DVM, for her contributions to this article in July 2015.

She is now Lucy Lu which she agrees suits her to a T. Lucy Lu enjoys riding in the golf cart with Susan and shopping for everything pink at the local Woof Gang Bakery, where she greets everyone with a big smile and wagging tail.

Finding a large dog who is matted to the point you have to really know the breed to see what he is, who is afraid of your hand even when you are holding a treat, who doesn't have the vaguest idea what a lead is, and one who is severely underweight can make you want to cry... BUT when he looks at you with those big wonderful brown eyes, wags his tail, and gives you a big Bouvier kiss, you know how minor the things are that you see as wrong.

The biggest myth is, a wagging tail means «happy dog.»

Such dogs fairly exude warmth and friendliness — head held high with a big doggy laugh, gamboling gait and curved tail wagging the dog's rump.

Such dogs fairly exude warmth and friendliness: Head held high with a big doggy laugh, gamboling gait, with a relaxed, curved tail wagging the dog's rump.

But the biggest difference you'll see is the constant tail wags that show how much he loves the taste of Hill's ® Science Diet ®.

The big, yellow Labrador / Golden Retriever cross does not hesitate to crawl up on Devin's lap and kiss him on the face, his tail wagging rapidly.

I make a big to do about meal time for the dog in this household and he knows it by the wag of his tail.

Look for the big, circling tail and wagging butt, especially if the dog is like my dog, Monster, who doesn't have a tail so much as a stub.

A dog with a wagging tail can bite someone or another dog, by the way, but it won't look like Radar's big wag.

That tiny wagging tail and those big floppy ears are enough to make your heart melt.

Wagging tails, bright eyes and a big lick: Jones Natural Chews is all about delivering happiness to dogs... and their pet parents.

This would make sense given the ocean is probably the tail that wags the dog with climate and temperatures of the air react to the oceans, the tropical pacific being the big driver.

Moreover of course, the surface temperatures are the tiny tail that the big dog of the ocean wags, and your fixations with SST's are a great metric for the transfer of energy from ocean to atmosphere, but poor at really showing the steady long - term energy accumulation in the Earth system.

g) I noted that CO2 was about 0.0375 % of the Atmosphere and thought, correctly as it turns out, that it was highly unlikely that such a little tail should wag such a big dog.

Most of what happens in the stratosphere and above [apart from cyclical sunspot effects which go in the same direction — not opposite — everywhere] derives from the big dog [the climate in the oceans and the troposphere] wagging the tiny tail [the 1000 to 1000,000,000,000 times thinner upper atmosphere].

Who would have guessed that behind those big, doughy eyes and that fluffy, wagging tail your cat or dog produced twice as much pollution as your car?