Sentences with phrase «learn new tricks very»

I've heard there's a little learning curve (and this old dog doesn't learn new tricks very well) but I'm wondering if it's a better platform??? Help me Happy Friday beautiful friend!

Because it is sturdy, looks natural, it is very energetic and intense, athletic, alert and can be a good dogwatch, sociable, friendly with strangers, learns new tricks very fast and it is just simple, it's the right choice for you.

Not exact matches

While residing in Africa in between the second and third flick, these zoo animals learned many very impressive new tricks (trapeze anyone?).

By the same token, Krueger rejects the notion that policymakers should focus new investments in education on a particular age group, such as the very young: «Old dogs can learn new tricks,» he says, and the benefits of programs for teenagers and adults are apparent more quickly than those for young children.

The breed in general is very intelligent and can learn various new tricks very easily.

The fact that dogs are very social and love nothing more than to please us, they are more than ready to learn a new trick or two just so they will feel valued and appreciated.

They are very easy to train; they want to impress their owners and are often willing to learn new tricks (cook breakfast, boy!)

All of these new weapons will be very useful indeed, as while Rad's learned some new tricks, so have the Imperials.

Updated for iOS 11 — including some very recent improvements — Siri has learned some new tricks.