Sentences with phrase «if hunting a bird»

The mother, Mary, likes to leap into the air after toys, as if hunting a bird.

Not exact matches

All birds including eagles lose feathers naturally all the time so I think they should have to hunting for them on the ground, if they need feathers that badly.

Magnification: If you are bird watching or hunting, the specimen isn't always going to be right in front of you.

And if one species of bat can hunt on the wing, it could be happening wherever large bats and migratory birds overlap.

And what would prevent farmers from poisoning (or hunting) the birds to extinction again if huge flocks destroyed crops?

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If you like to hunt, the Brittany is a first - rate bird dog.

He is learning more than you can ever teach him by just experiencing this, and even if you have no intention of ever hunting over your Weimaraner again, wild birds will teach him more than any trainer can in the same number of sessions.

If you can run your puppy a few times a week and get him exposed to birds a few times a month, plus ideally give him one hunting season, in that first year, your pup will have learned confidence in himself and in you, where to find birds, how to cover terrain, how to search, how to use the wind, how to use his nose.

They're a great choice if you spend a lot of time outdoors, especially if you enjoy hunting ducks and other game birds.

If you know someone who hunts their dogs, perhaps you can go out with them for a training day to give your puppy some exposure to birds.

If your cat shows an interest in hunting your bird, try giving her a quick spritz with a water bottle.

According to a new study from the UK, outdoor cats impact birds even if the cats don't actually hunt.

If your cats are normally permitted to go outdoors, you may need to keep them inside more often to reduce their time grazing at the neighbor's or hunting for birds and rodents.

According to a new study from the UK, outdoor cats have an effect on birds even if the cat is not actually hunting.

Even if we all were to agree that cats are damaging bird populations at the species level (an idea that Welcome to Subirdia very neatly refutes), one would think that bird conservationists and cat advocates could nevertheless agree on TNR, because TNR not only reduces the number of cats, it also reduces the need of cats to hunt, since colony caregivers feed the cats.

Would love to know if it is possible to train a «gun shy» dog for bird hunting.

If you are planning on training your own dogs to hunt birds, then you need birds.

If he's not used as a hunting dog, he'll be satisfied with such backyard prey as birds, butterflies, and insects.

If well - disciplined and well - trained, this dog breed will be the best hunting dog that will point and even retrieve any bird that you are hunting.

You might see such a dog dig holes as if it is looking for a rodent; hunt birds or bugs or toys in your yard; wrestle endlessly with you and / or other animals; get into your things around the home, such as pulling plants apart, beating up pillows, chewing up carpets for fun, destroying pool equipment, or grabbing a shoe and running all over the house with it.

On the flip side, if you are looking for a bird hunting dog, we find that the American Golden is more suited for this, as their energy level is higher.

If your dog is going to pass the hunt test, then he needs to recognize where the bird went down.

The Shorthair is a cross between a variety of German hunting hounds and the Pointer; she has a superb nose and is mostly used for upland bird hunting, although she'll willingly jump into water to retrieve if need be.

Of course if your dog was a naturally high - energy bird hunting dog with a natural instinct to chase wildlife and is friendly and likes people, then that's half the battle.

If your family has dogs, cats, or even ferrets that wander around the house and like to hunt, you'll have to think about where a new bird can live safely in your home.

If you feel adventurous, use the inn as your expedition base to Johnson City, the home of President Lyndon Johnson, the Texas White House, historic Fredericksburg, or take your camera and go hunting for the best bird photo ever in the inn's beautiful garden.

If you only care about the big birds then you'll have to get rid of electricity power lines and hunting, specifically with lead bullets and also get rid of DDT in Mexico.