Sentences with phrase «hide under the bed when»

She was hiding under the bed when I got home, consumed with guilt and likely a sore belly.

Lots of cats have a reputation for being shy, running to hide under the bed when guests come over, or refusing to come out of their carrier at the veterinary clinic.

Does your dog hide under the bed when there's a storm brewing?

She was hiding under her bed when we met her.

Some cats will want to hide under the bed when the guests begin to arrive, but curious cats may try to join the party and could slip outside unnoticed.

Not exact matches

Ask my daughter how she ran and hid under her bed and for months when I could not find her she was in her room under her bed.

It's like a small scared child in a dark room claiming there is some monster out there in the darkness so you turn on the lights to show him there is no monster, but he just get's more scared claiming the monster must have hid in the closet or under the bed or anywhere you havn't yet looked, and when you do look and show them nothing is there it doesn't make them relieved, they get more upset because they now believe the monster is super fast or invisible or can teleport, because they know it's there, they can just feel it!

During times when the house was empty, I often made visits to their bedroom to flip through the pages of the artsy erotica books placed casually on their bookshelves and the Playboy magazines someone had taken care to «hide» under the bed.

Or just a regular Monday when all I want to do is hide under the bed and eat chocolate and wait for the weekend...

Unlike in other horror games hiding under a bed or in a locker wont always help, this is because the alien never does the same thing you cant know where its going to be when you respawn or what route it will take.

They just don't see me when I get home and want to hide under the bed to recover.

My husband suggests setting a «query by» date, a solid point in time when I would send out that first query letter and hide under the bed.

«He refused to greet my dad when he came to feed him and he hid under the bed most days.

He won't pursue your slippers or fingers, but may try and hide in his bed or under the furniture and may bite when you attempt to remove him from his hiding place.

He's super-soft, inside and out... when a foster dog got spooked and hid under our bed, Nigel found him, lay next to him, and whimpered in sympathy.

And had the shelter not had young, playful cats available when those adopters visited, Green says those adopters wouldn't necessarily have taken «an eight - year - old cat who was going to hide under the bed for the first month.»

Warning signs of an impending rupture can include: reluctance to go up or down a step, reluctance to move at all, loss of appetite, wanting to hide under a bed or under a cover, yelping when picked up or when using the bathroom, limping on one or both rear legs, (front legs with a cervical disc), shivering, panting or just generally «not feeling well» or being off.

I have a Japilion (japanese chine and papilion mix) however, sometimes when i get back home she goes under the bed to hide and will only come out after afew minutes and then come and squezze herselft next to me seeking to be petted, how do i make her go crazy when i get back home, i want her to jump on me and be happy to see me?

When the trainer first met her, she was hiding under the bed, but when she saw the others getting yummy treats, she soon came out to get some of the bouWhen the trainer first met her, she was hiding under the bed, but when she saw the others getting yummy treats, she soon came out to get some of the bouwhen she saw the others getting yummy treats, she soon came out to get some of the bounty!

When pets don't understand, they feel uncertain — and some pets might hide out under a bed or behind a chair until they feel a little more comfortable.

When approached by strangers, Mulligan usually runs and hides under the bed.

When cats feel stressed or nervous (such as when noisy guests visit) they may seek a quiet, private, comfortable hiding place such as under your bed or curled up behind a pilWhen cats feel stressed or nervous (such as when noisy guests visit) they may seek a quiet, private, comfortable hiding place such as under your bed or curled up behind a pilwhen noisy guests visit) they may seek a quiet, private, comfortable hiding place such as under your bed or curled up behind a pillow.

I have a Shih Tzu and every year when there are fire works, it hides under the bed, so this tips will certainly help me.

At night in bed, when it was dark, she, like many of us, was terrified by the scary things hiding under her bed.

Just FYI, when you have that kind of space under the bed, little ones like to hide there.