Sentences with phrase «enjoy the company of other humans»
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They enjoy the company of other guinea pigs and humans.
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However, while human companionship alone can often meet a dog's social needs well enough to prevent visible signs or social deprivation, doing so is still depriving the dog of a rich social life with their own species, at least for those who clearly enjoy each other's company.
The Greyhound, a sighthound, is a wonderful companion dog that enjoys the company of both humans and other dogs, but requires patient, good - humored, and consistent training, as it possesses a combination of the independent spirit characteristic of hounds, as well as an almost cat - like disregard for authority.
She hates being alone and thoroughly enjoys the company of others — human and canine, alike.
Sphynx seem to prefer human attention but enjoy the company of dogs and all other breeds of cats.
While they don't enjoy the company of humans they do enjoy the company of their pack members (other dogs).
They enjoy the company of other dogs and humans of all ages.
Some dogs really don't want to interact with other dogs and while many new doggie daycare dogs quickly realize that they enjoy the company of other dogs and / or their human supervisors, not every dog will come to this conclusion.
They are intelligent, and enjoy human company, as well as the company of other cats.
Some even enjoy the company of each other (as well as the humans).
The Beagle enjoys the company of humans and other dogs because he has lived in a pack for hundreds of years.
But the vast majority of SA dogs, even those who actively enjoy the company of other dogs, are only soothed by human companionship.
While there are some rabbits who prefer having their human all to themselves, most rabbits enjoy the company of other rabbits.
He enjoys the company of humans of all ages and other dogs of all sizes, but especially loves spending lots of time on the sofa getting belly rubs from his foster family and playing in the snow.
It thrives on human interaction and enjoys the company of other animals.
Alternatively, if you are working within a company you enjoy the pleasant task of letting people know they are hired, while it often falls to Human Resources to inform the other candidates that they haven't been successful.