Sentences with phrase «fearful of new people»

Both physically and mentally scarred by the trauma, Primrose is still initially fearful of new people, but her loving heart warms quickly.

Shasta is extremely fearful of new people and situations, but is so goofy and silly when she learns to trust someone!

Keep em» happy: when guests arrive, if your pet is particularly shy and fearful of new people, make sure you have a warm, safe place for them to retreat to, away from the noise.

Dogs that are not properly socialized during puppyhood tend to be more cautious and fearful of new people and unfamiliar situations later in life — that's not what you want for your puppy.

Some dogs may be fearful of new people, new places, and loud noises like fireworks and thunder, but confident enough to rip apart a box (see Diego, who is nervous in new situations, but an expert at even the most difficult and loud food toys).

Animals who weren't well socialized in their first weeks of life can often be shy and fearful of new people.

If the dog seems fearful of the new person, give the dog a chance to calm down, and when the dog approaches the new person, reward him or her with a treat or praise.

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Isaiah writes of the wilderness and dry land being glad, of the desert swarming with healthy blossoms, of people once wracked by «fearful hearts, weak hands and feeble knees» — including the blind, the deaf, the lame and the dumb — now forming the first ranks of those who shall possess the new bounty (Isa.

Maybe its the new environment, the people and the plane's sound which makes them kind of fearful and insecure, so I tried holding him upright as much as I could against my chest but holding a baby in that position for long can get tiring.

I think there's two camps of people when we start a new year: those fearful of what the future might bring and those excited to take it on.

He will feel happy instead of fearful of meeting new people.

She is still fearful of meeting male strangers, but after several introductions, will accept new people.

Peter passed shelter tests but is very fearful of change at our vet office and when meeting new people there.

Puppies that are properly socialized beginning at around 8 weeks of age are more tolerant of new stimuli and people and are less likely to grow into nervous, fearful dogs.

Any dog that hasn't been introduced to lots of unfamiliar dogs and people during the socialization period (ten to sixteen weeks) will be notably uneasy and fearful with new experiences and creatures for the rest of its life.

While they struggle to survive in their new outdoor environment, some strays become fearful of people, even adopting feral behaviors after a period of time, depending on their surroundings.

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Although he absolutely adored his new mom, dad, and doggy brother, Scout became incredibly fearful of other people and dogs and was eventually diagnosed with fear aggression and generalized anxiety.

Socialization is the process of exposing the puppy to as many different people, places, and situations as possible to prevent him from forming fearful reactions to new people and events.

The lack of interaction with other humans can make the pooch become excessively protective and fearful of meeting new people as it grows older.

Eva Perrigo: When presented with a new dog, I obtain demographics (age / breed / spayed or neutered etc.) of the dog, pertinent history depending on why the owner has called or why the animal is in the shelter (needs basic obedience, jumping on people, not coming when called, fearful, dog / dog issues, dog / human issues etc.).

He has a solid good nature personality when comforable but is fearful / shy of loud noise and new changes / people.

If your dog is fearful of new experiences, people or children or is reactive to other dogs or people please contact Building Bonds for help.

Initially, he was fearful of being touched at all, and even now after lots of love and attention in foster care, Alvin still needs to warm up to new people a bit.

To an already fearful people whose fevered dreams were built on crumbling sands of secularism, this new paradigm is the sum of all fears.