Sentences with phrase «generally get along with other»

Although most bull dogs generally get along with other pets in the family, we have seen many bull dogs act aggressively toward other dogs of the same sex.

Snowshoes are mellow and generally get along with other pets, including dogs.

She is very kind and generally gets along with other normal and peppy villagers.

He is good with children and generally gets along with other dogs, but he is wary of strangers.

He is good with children and generally gets along with other dogs.

Originally the dogs worked in packs, leading to the development of a highly social hound that generally gets along with other dogs.

Not exact matches

They found that living in neighborhoods with strong social cohesion and trust — where neighbors are willing to help each other and generally get along — protects families against getting involved in the child welfare system.

Sick and unhealthy children generally don't do as well in school as healthy ones, and children who have trouble getting along with others typically don't do very well either.

This breed generally gets along well with other animals, but the Yorkie's past as a ratter may come alive the moment he sees a hamster or Guinea pig.

They are generally regarded as gentle and sociable in nature, easy - going, loyal, and able to easily get along with children, and other animals.

This dog does require early socialization and training, but he generally gets along well with other dogs as well as other household pets.

Pointers generally get along well with other dogs and household pets when raised together, though they may be a little too interested in pet birds so keep the two apart.

He has a jolly, friendly personality and although he will not back down if challenged, he is not generally a troublemaker and should get along nicely with other dogs.

Dachshunds generally get along fairly well with other pets, but they can get jealous of them.

Although Goldendoodles are social creatures and generally get along with both people and other dogs, there are always exceptions to the rules.

She's played with lots of puppies and other dogs and generally gets along very well.

They generally get along well with children and other dogs, but are reserved with strangers.

Miniature Bull Terriers are generally good with children, though may not get along quite well with other animals.

Staffordshire bull terriers are friendly when meeting new people, but they generally do not get along with other dogs.

The French bulldog generally gets along well with other pets, as long as they are just as playful.

Generally this dog gets along well with children, but they can be rather dominant toward other dogs.

Generally greyhounds do get along with other dogs.

Although bred for hunting, the American Foxhound enjoys human companionship and generally gets along nicely with several other dogs.

They are very friendly, and generally get along well with children and other dogs.

The spaniel sporting dog also brings in a normally great temperament, ease of training and generally get along well with other dogs.

Although there have been a couple of incidents of food - thieving from co-workers» desks in the past, she is generally well - behaved, medium to low energy, and gets along with other dogs.

These dogs can get along with other dogs when properly socialized and they generally do well with children.

Siberian huskies were bred as pack teams and they generally get along well with other dogs.

These dogs get along well with other dogs, though they can sometimes exhibit dominant behavior, and they are generally affectionate and friendly with people.

Berger Picards generally do not display any great hunting instincts and get along well with other dogs and pets.

I knew he got along well with other dogs, but for some reason when he was on leash and saw other dogs in the distance, he barked and jumped and generally acted like a fool.

They get along with other dogs, but generally should not be trusted with small pets.

They will generally socialize well with other breeds of dogs and may get along well with cats.

Being developed as part of a pack, they generally get along well with other dogs.

Wheatens are generally friendly and playful, and tend to get along well with children and other dogs.

Generally, they get along well with other dogs and family pets, pay close attention to their owners, and tend to stay home (unless bored, ignored and frustrated).

They generally get along well with other cats and dogs and can be appropriate for a multi-pet household.

Unlike other terriers, he generally gets along with cats and other dogs, especially if raised with them from puppyhood.

Sussex Spaniels generally get along well with other pets and dogs, but if they aren't exposed to lots of dogs during puppyhood, they can be aggressive toward dogs they don't know.

The Sussex generally gets along well with other pets, including cats, although he's said to be a bit bossy.

He generally gets along well with other animals, as long as they are of as playful a nature as he is.

Inca Orchids generally get along well with other pets but can sometimes see smaller animals as prey.

Pets that are spayed and neutered generally get along better with other pets in a household.

Neutered males are more likely to be teddy - bear lap dogs, and are, as a population, generally more submissive and get along easier with other dogs.

They are generally outgoing with people, but many Alaskan malamutes do not get along well with other dogs.

They are more aloof toward people than Alaskan malamutes but generally get along better with other dogs.

Anya Gallaccio 22 Jan - 1 May Palazzo delle Papesse, Siena ([phone], www.papesse.org) Review by Charles Darwent On the face of it, «post-minimalist» seems an odd way of describing Anya Gallaccio's work, although in retrospect I think I know what the curator of her show in Siena was getting at Along with two other artists, Elisa Sighicelli and Sergio Prego, Gallaccio has been invited to occupy a floor of the Palazzo delle Papesse with pieces that respond in some way to the space itself and, more generally, to an idea of Sienese - ness.

Co-Parenting Plan: This approach is best for parents who generally are able to get along with each other and have similar values and views of how they want to raise their children.