Sentences with phrase «hate getting wet»

Though this may be true for some, it's a cat myth that all felines hate getting wet — others absolutely love it and actually enjoy a nice dip in the tub.

Full disclaimer, I've never been a huge fan of snow — I hate getting wet, the gross slushes once it melts, and the annoyance of having to wear snow / rain boots.

He also hated getting wet so one day I let him go around in training pants, 13 - 14 months) and told him to tell me when he needed potty, he peed quickly after on the laminate floor.

Not exact matches

Chile plants hate getting there feet too wet, particularly when there is not enough climatic heat to drive the process of transpiration (the evaporation of water from both the plant's leaf and the soil).

My little Kendall is very timid in the water and pretty much hates getting her face wet, so she's loving her Swim Sweater.

I hated the class where we went over what to do in the event of infant loss (let's just say I got a bit emotional and had to bury my wet face in Andy's shirt for awhile), but like my midwife said, it's good to talk about it.

Eww, I always hate getting my feet wet in sandels, it's such a weird feeling.

She's a diva and hates getting her paws wet.

Pulsatilla animals like to sit near open windows, hate getting their paws wet and won't go out in the rain.

Good to see that your retriever still has his breed instincts - my Airedale (bred to hunt water - rats in water) hates to get even her paws wet and quietly watched a rat scurry past us the other day!

Springer Spaniels living up to their names Not rated yet Our first little girl ended up being Duchess, her fancy name was Barngates My Darling Duchess, and she sure was a Duchess, hated getting her feet wet,...

It wasn't a matter of not wanting to get wet, all cats hate that, these kitties just wanted to survive.

Strictly speaking, cats don't hate water because of the water itself, they just don't like to take baths or get their fur wet because most cats don't need it, it's not part of their adaptive survival as felines.

Most cats can not stand getting wet and hate getting shot with a sudden stream of water.

You either hate it or it's probably your favorite entry, Stone Ocean and Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty get wet and wild.

Also, I hate those stupid labels and have found that soaking the item in water (if item can get wet) does the trick.

Keeping the floors clean and dry can be especially challenging (and we all hate how our socks get wet when we go near the door).