Sentences with phrase «faced dogs look»

«Perhaps smush - faced dogs look more like people, with their big eyes and pouty mouths.»

Not exact matches

Knowing that I wouldn't get any credit for the indoor workouts I did at the gym (and seeing the giddy look on my dog's face every time I took his leash out of the cabinet), I started opting to take him out more frequently.

Mooshwalks are socks with ears and faces, socks that have names, backstories and personalities, socks that don't look like any particular animal, but are a hybrid of dogs and cats, birds and pigs.

I was watching my dog fall asleep in a chair (naturally, a chair she was not supposed to occupy), and I looked at the expression on her face.

I do look a bit like I was in a middle school food fight with oats all over my face, neck and chest; and the dogs are following me around smacking their lips, sniffing the air.

my dogs love the snow too... they run around and stick their faces in it all day long the scones look amazing... perfect amount of blueberries to yummy pastry

This exciting toy looks like it has the face of a dog in the front, but it's a truck through and through.

This origami puppet looks like a cute cat, but you can make other animal faces too, such as a bat or dog, by drawing a different face, or folding the ears differently.

«Children tend to look animals right in the face, which is why most dog bite injuries are facial injuries,» says pediatrician Jeffrey W. Britton.

Juliane Kaminski of the University of Portsmouth, UK, and her colleagues have found that dogs» faces are most expressive when they know people are looking at them.

Although human faces were unique in some ways, they also bore some striking similarities to those of other species: «He who will look at a dog preparing to attack another dog or a man, and at the same animal when caressing his master, or will watch the countenance of a monkey when insulted, and when fondled by his keeper, will be forced to admit that the movements of their features and their gestures are almost as expressive as those of man.»

The researchers introduced dogs to a human who was either looking at them or facing away, and either offering food or nothing.

Juliane Kaminski at the University of Portsmouth, UK, and her colleagues have found that dogs» faces are most expressive when they know people are looking at them.

Müller and Huber report that the dogs were slower to learn to associate an angry face with a reward, suggesting that they already had an idea based on prior experience that it's best to stay away from people when they look angry.

The researchers, led by Professor Outi Vainio at the University of Helsinki, tested dogs» spontaneous behavior towards images — if the dogs are not trained to recognize faces are they able to see faces in the images and do they naturally look at familiar and strange faces differently?

It's worth taking a closer look at Upward Facing Dog, as it is one of the most common yoga poses (along with Downward - Facing Dog and Chaturanga Dandasana) in a Vinyasa yoga practice, repeatedly performed as you flow from side to side.

Press your hands into the ball and inhale as you push the chest up and straighten the arms, looking up in an upward facing dog position.

But I was dogs inside my house a medium dog and two small ones could mites me on my face because seems like every time I look, I have a mite spot on my leg or hip where they sit.

Rooney Mara has a perfect face and her make up was impeccable, but the dress looked like she'd had a run in with a dog on the way out the door.

I'm usually very Quiet not because I'm shy, I don't know maybe because nobody can talk everyone always texting or on the phone I like attention when I speak I like talking to the persons face not the top of the head that's looking down ha ha, I'm really laid back, I am very loyal like a DOG but...

Add to that several college friends, all of them wildly successful financially and socially (in corporate - capitalist America, nothing else really matters) and the result looks a lot like the blandly named Brad Sloan (Ben Stiller), a navel - gazing, 47 - turning -55-year-old facing the obligatory mid-life crisis with bitterness, resentment, and self - loathing in writer - director Mike White's (Beatriz at Dinner, Enlightened, Year of the Dog, School of Rock) uneven comedy - drama, Brad's Status.

This is about as purposeful in life as the dog - face Snapchat filter, but I don't know anyone who hasn't faked something on social media to make their life look more «normal,» so it's hard to blame Volkswagen.

He had an insanely huge grin on his Howdy Doody face when he told me the news, the kind of look a dog'll give you when he's dying for you to throw the stick.

How someone can look at themselves in the mirror, face their family and live with the memory that they sentenced innocent puppies to death ------ puppies who had no voice ---- who were born because oh dear lord we can't spay our momma dog and we sure aren't going to neuter our male.

At one point while reading the book, I splashed my face, patted it dry and took a deep breath, looking down to see my dog standing close by to comfort me.

The severity of the seizure can vary between a far - away look or twitching in one part of the face to your dog falling on his side, barking, gnashing his teeth, urinating, defecating and paddling his limbs.

Snap a comical shot of your frightened furball with his tail between his legs or a ridiculous look on his face, and stand to win a Dog Armour Swaddle Wrap (worth $ 65.30 and up) and a $ 10 e-Voucher (with minimum spending of...

Upon snapping a photo of pooch, the app looks at the eight different and unique points on the dog's face, such as how far its eyes are apart from each other and the shape of its snout.

If you look at most lap dogs, you'll recognize how their faces retain puppy - like features such as large heads, big eyes, folded ears and short muzzles.

When you go to a pet store and see puppies for sale, you see the precious face of an excited dog looking back at you.

This furry animal is an expert at making people's hearts melt with a single look at his sad puppy dog face.

The look of pure sadness on one dog's face after realizing she's been left at the shelter is a painful reminder of the loss thousands of abandoned dogs face every year.

«You want to be able to look them in the face and have it be inviting,» said dog handler Melody Salmi, who showed the St. Bernard best - of - breed winner, Aristocrat (or, formally, Jamelle's Aristocrat V Elba), Tuesday at Westminster.

What these working and hunting people are looking for is a dog that has the grit to face a full grown boar head on and still hold its ground, or face a herd of scattered cattle and have the wit and forcefulness to gather them up, hold them, or drive them to a specific location.

I also don't know what kind of dog he is (he's a mixed breed), but he's face kind of looks like a pitbull.

These types of dogs always have a curious and alert look on their faces, as they are constantly aware of their surrounding.

Second, I have learned that people who love dogs are the people who can love all humans because they understand to look inside as opposed to taking someone at face value.

Researchers from the University of Lincoln have shown that dogs also display left gaze bias, but only when looking at human faces.

This is what the Boxer Judge is looking for - drop ears tend to pull the face down, making the dog look softer and not so alert, rather like a Bassett.

Dr. Murray explains how easy it is to do this: «Face your dog in a brightly lit area, and look into his eyes.

«But the first time you see a sad, shy dog break out of his shell and run full speed in play group and start to get a happy look on his face... there's just something about that,» he adds, beaming like a proud parent.

If you think your dog may be allergic to certain types of food, look for these common symptoms of a food allergy: inflamed, itchy skin, excessive scratching and inflamed areas of the face, feet, ears, armpits and groin.

The dogs pictured are some of the current faces of Louie's Fresh Start Team and all are looking for their homes.

Second is the Baby doll face which looks adorable on the dog.

And, if a dog is looking for a treat, he'll look at his handler's face, or the judge's face — the perfect place to look when being judged.

Advances in science have also enabled us to observe how dogs look to the left side of people's faces when greeting («left gaze bias»), in the same way as people do to read the other's emotional state.

Now as people look at theses pictures they have to look at the face of a dog that died in a cold lonely shelter unloved.

She said it's better to watch the dog with your peripheral vision or to look at the dog's body instead of the dog's face.

For a long time, many of us have had a hunch that dogs look at our faces to...

All you have to do is take a closer look at the many videos and photographs found on social media sites of small children climbing over, sitting on, hugging and being close to dogs» faces to realise that most of these images are not depicting a relaxed and happy dog.