Sentences with phrase «human company»

She enjoys human company immensely and would be a great companion in a home with older children.
They love human company and hate being locked away for long periods of time.
They are intelligent dogs, quick to learn, and find great joy in human company.
This love of human company makes this breed, in fact, the ideal family cat.
Since he thrives on human company, leaving him alone at home for too long isn't a good idea.
Because they have been in bustling kennels and a racing environment that requires extensive handling, they crave human company.
She has some training and does well on her commands, does NOT enjoy being outside by herself, much preferring human company.
They adore human company and make charming escort pets.
They can also warm up rather quickly to new human company.
We envision her in a family with other dogs, but she could be the only dog as long as she has human company throughout the day.
So long as I'm not left alone for long periods, as I do like human company.
He is 60 lbs of pure love and really enjoys human company.
He has a clear self - interest — a cure for the disease that threatens his career, his place in human company, his very life.
Often lonely individuals lacking social skills, cat collectors do not enjoy much in the way of human company.
This breed thrives on human company and is good at doing tricks.
By this we mean, they love human company, but would prefer to sit next to you rather than wrap themselves around your neck or curl up on your lap.
The group's only human company at any proximity are the friendly Sheriff Sabin (Donal Logue) and a pair of sketchy hillbillies (Into the Blue 2's Chris Carmack and, sporting fangs and many tattoos, The Blair Witch Project's Joshua Leonard), the very type Tucker and Dale vs. Evil sends up.
Of course there is a line between socialising and collaborating — but in many cases it's the desire for human company that sends business owners and remote workers scuttling into coworking spaces.
How to enjoy human company without having to be the center of attention (Yup, they learn to just hang out.)
Many of them have a strong tendency to desire human company and to interact closely with people.
The Cavalier puppy needs human company more than most breeds and will become depressed if left alone for long periods of time.
For the first five months of her life, wood duck Stella only knew human company.
Similarly, you can possibly train a baby to lie quietly in bed rather than to cry out for a parent, but you won't meet the need that triggered the cry — whether that need is for breastmilk or just human company and reassurance.
But others hold that the main trait selected for was friendliness — seeking human company and not biting — and that the cleverness of dogs was an unintended byproduct.
Because the Human Cat is so at home around human company, the best type of environment for it to live in would be one full of people — preferably the kind who's always ready to offer Puss a backscratch or a chin tickle.
Shelties can be barky, so apartment life may not be for them unless they have human company during the day.
Only those cats which tolerated human company went on to rear kittens in close proximity to humans.
The Cavalier is an indoor dog and will soon become a family member as they thrive with human company.
A Mastiff left alone, tied out, or kept in a fenced yard with too little human company, will either pine away or develop destructive behaviors out of loneliness and anxiety.
Research has shown that cats love human company above all else.
A study of house cats and shelter cats found that the felines actually tended to choose human company over treats or toys.
I have been in the customer service business a long time, long enough to know when I'm getting lip service customer service and when I'm getting customer service from a company that truly values its customers, and Healthy Paws is a truly human company.
She is very nervous but enjoys human company so she must have been well looked after during her time at the pit.»
Although the exact meaning is unclear, it is believed that the Lone Woman sang this song to express mixed feelings: of sadness at leaving the familiar and of joy at having human company after a lapse of 18 years.
The most confounding part of the story is why a young man would do such a thing — willingly reject human company for more than a quarter century for no obvious reason.
They really do crave human company, and they require playtime and fun.
The early campaign advertisement «Life of Julia» depicted its subject as a thoroughgoing dependent upon the assistance of the federal government who is otherwise bereft of human company (except, briefly, for a child named Zachary who ceases to be a presence in her life shortly after he enters public schools).
They also like to settle down in their owners» laps and quietly enjoy human company.
He is a steady softy who adores human company and affection and he likes nothing better than to...
Bred to live in a tent in very close quarters with their families, they thrive on human company.
Although the Japanese Bobtail loves human company and interaction, they also tend to get along well with other cats and, if introduced properly, even dogs.
A flu epidemic has eliminated most of the world's population, including Hig's wife, and his only human company is Bangley, a cranky Navy SEAL who...
«At the end of the day, we're seeking to be a more helpful, human company that gives people the tools they need to get their jobs done, while delighting them along the way,» says Jamee Sheehy, who spearheads video initiatives.
And human companies can harness this by tapping their community of loyal customers to help spread the word.
I'm not thankful that some of my friends have gotten to the place I am, but it is sometimes nice to have human company on the narrow road.
It is not a perfectionist clique, but the human company transfigured.
The technology can help rangers habituate gorilla groups to human company, taking well - paying tourists right up to them.
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