Sentences with phrase «dog noise»

He only ever «speaks» in dog noises.

While harmless, it can be quite alarming for dog owners to witness because it sounds more like a goose honk than a typical dog noise.

Dog noise anxiety, or fear of loud noises, such as fear of thunderstorms or fireworks, is very common.

In one case, an extremely timid cat hiding inside the attic of a veterinarian's office did not enter a baited humane trap for twenty - two days, most likely due to barking dog noises that kept the cat in a constant state of fear.

To a dog the noise of a door bell means nothing at first (neutral stimulus), but with time, he starts associating it with people coming inside the home (conditioned stimulus) and starts getting excited / nervous / anxious (conditioned response)

We also already know that our foster dog is coming into our house already overstimulated from too many people, dogs noises and sounds at the shelter, and we need to help the dog decompress.

Both dog noise and exuberance may be controlled and channeled into appropriate outlets.

This is the most common of dog noises, done to signal the approach of a strange person, dog, or other animal; ask for play; show distress; say hello; get attention; or warn the approaching stranger or critter.

Even though they are not barkers, you can hear their «dog noises» from far away!