Sentences with phrase «ears back»

This should tell him something if he would just pin his ears back, but the Big I Am is not much on listening.

It was shortly after they pinned his ears back he did the «purge».

The SFX helps transports your ears back to the arcades of yonder year, but sadly, despite there being an option for music, the 80s soundtrack was seemingly inaccessible.

«Electric fences used with dogs... I've had a dog that when he really reallywanted to get out of the yard, he would put his ears back and go through it!

Wait for him to look away or to put his ears back slightly, as a sign of submission.

Indications that a dog may be fearful or anxious include: licking his / her lips, puffing out his / her cheeks, pulling his / her ears back, dilating his / her pupils, looking at people from the side of his / her eyes or turning his / her head away from or staring at the people, piloerection (hair standing up), and tensing of his / her body.

The best way to prevent ear infections is to clean your dog's ears every couple of weeks and occasionally flip her ears back to let them «breathe.»

When this behavior is happening, the puppy is extremely submissive to him and immediately lays on the ground and puts his ears back anytime our husky comes near him.

Most commonly known as submissive urination, you'll see this behavior occur when the puppy or young dog is a tad bit intimidated and is showing appeasement signals of submission such as ears back, whining and lip licking.

A cat may freeze in a low crouch before pouncing, twitch her tail, flick her ears back and forth, and / or wrap her front feet around a person's hands or feet while biting.

Fearful / Defensive Aggression Cats that are fearful may display body postures which appear to be similar to canine submissive postures — crouching on the floor, ears back, tail tucked, and possibly rolling slightly to the side.

Appeasement behaviors include holding the ears back, tucking the tail, crouching or rolling over on the back, avoiding eye contact or turning the body sideways to the perceived threat.

He holds his ears back when he is upset or uncomfortable.

For example, when a cat pins his ears back, or her tail starts to twitch or his pupils get real big these are signs that your cat might be ready to become aggressive.

Baffled owners incorrectly thought that cats flattening their ears back, grooming a particular area of their bodies and taking turns to sit in certain areas of the home meant that their kitties were living in harmony.

A dog who accepts humans as superiors will approach with his head slightly lowered and his ears back or off to the sides.

It was loud and the noise seemed to make the dogs shake even more and flatten their ears back against their heads.

All of the dogs that were put on the table were trembling with their heads down and ears back, some would go into a pancake position.

Such dogs tend to display submissive postures during interactions, such as holding the tail low, flattening the ears back against the head, crouching or rolling over and exposing the belly.

Similarly, when a dog kisses your face with its ears back, it often means they're dangerously uncomfortable, not that they're being affectionate.

Every observant dog owner can see for himself that his dog gets greater satisfaction from the praise rewarding a well - executed command or good behavior than he does from the momentary excitement of disobeying, which is usually followed by the evident guilt feelings, (ears back and avoiding eye contact), even when he has not been punished.

Affy may look angry (narrow pupils, ears back) but she is actually yawning.

However, if something has happened to make a dog fearful or nervous they will avoid you and their body language will be different perhaps ears back, submissive body posture, even peeing or hiding when you enter the room.

When a dog moves its ears back slightly, it means that the dog is happy to greet you.

Moving the ears back farther is a submissive gesture, meant to appease the person or another dog that your dog views as dominant.

Ears: When a dog moves its ears back slightly, it means that the dog is happy to greet you.

A fearful dog will display certain body postures, including lowering his head, flattening his ears back against his head, and tucking his tail between his legs.

Are they lower to the ground, ears back a bit, with a twitching tail?

If your dog is vocalizing, yawning, shaking, becoming stiff, licking his lips, holding his tail down or his ears back, or trying to hide or escape, this means that he is afraid and you are probably too close to the other dog.

Ears back, tail tucked, leaning away and against his tight leash as his owner pulls him toward the big scary dog.

She also gets rewarded for any calm signals when she's on the mat: shifting her weight to one side, licking her lips, dropping her ears back, resting her chin on the ground.

She crouches, twitches her tail, flicks her ears back and forth, then pounces, wrapping her front feet around the prey, chewing it and kicking it with her back feet.

If you've ever had a dog, you know the signature canine «guilty look»: ears back, head cowered, tail tucked.

She trots over to me, ears back and tail wagging, for her treat; no barking, no charging.

She looks at me and cocks her head, or puts her ears back and looks embarrassed.

He ran to his bed with his ears back and then fainted, on his side, and stretched his head back, sat up dazed and after a minute was running around again.

Fear can be noted when a cat pins their ears back towards the sides of their head.

tail between legs tail low and only the end is wagging tail between legs and wagging tail down or straight for curly - tailed dog (husky, malamute, pug, chow chow, spitz - type dogs etc.) ears sideways for erect eared dog ears back and very rapid panting dog goes into another room away from you and urinates or defecates

If your cat is scared (hissing, tail twitching, ears back, etc.), remove the harness!

When cats have had their fill they often communicate their wishes by thrashing their tails, positioning their ears back, flattening whiskers against their face, tenseness and fur rippling.

Right before your cat bites / scratches you, does she pin her ears back, start «twitching,» let out a low growl, flip her tail, or show other signs of annoyance?

A sudden movement towards you with the head up, tail up, and ears back is a very clear form of rabbit communication: an unmistakable threat.

According to veterinarian Karen Joy Goldenberg, «Everyone recognizes a wagging tail and that a happy dog has those ears forward while a scared dog has those ears back.

When in a situation that seems to trigger submissive urination, a dog will tend to display submissive postures, such as cowering, lowering the body, raising the front paws, tucking the tail, flattening the ears back, licking the lips or displaying a submissive grin.

He'll stick his tail between his legs or drag it on the ground, flatten his ears back towards his skull and hang his head low as he curls up on your feet.

They don't like it very much, but once they are in the bath... Bella resigns with his ears back... Chekhov always plans to flee but his escape plans don't go too far... And Ian is just -LSB-...]

Ears back.

Look for the signs that your dog is uncomfortable — ears back, panting, yawning, and the whites of eyes showing are just a few of what to watch for.

If at any point your cat becomes nervous and you see crouching, ears back, etc., go back a step and give treats until your cat is more comfortable with that level.

Dogs express their fear by body language — tail down, ears back, lip licking, yawning.