Sentences with phrase «loud hand clap»

They might moan and shift around, but they do not look toward a loud hand clap or pull away from a pinch.

Not exact matches

At least with the royals, we can all agree to agree and to disagree, to point fingers, to clap our hands with glee, to shake our heads with despair and to laugh out loud.

Always make sure there is fresh water nearby your furkid's favourite spots, and if you catch Fido in the act, clap your hands or make a loud noise to distract him and thus prevent him from drinking further.

If you catch your cat when she is going where she should not, try clapping your hands loud, but not loud enough to scare her, the aim is to distract her.

For milder play fights that are getting a bit too rough, use a spray bottle to break their concentration, or make a loud noise like clapping your hands or dropping a book onto a table.

If you do catch your cat shredding a «naughty spot,» interrupt them by making a loud noise (clap your hands, shake a can of pennies or pebbles, slap the wall) and redirect their scratching to one of the acceptable items.

Clapping your hands loudly, dropping something such as a heavy book, blowing a whistle, blasting an air horn or a loud shout may work.

If she becomes aggressive while playing with another furry friend, clap your hands calmly or make another loud noise to redirect their attention.

When you catch your puppy nipping at one of your other pack members, distract him by making a loud sound, like a quick hand clap.

Also, using a loud noise so as to startle the cat (such as hands clapping) and a firm «no» should be used whenever possible to deter your cat.

If you do catch your puppy you should surprise him / her with a loud, animated «Outside, Outside, Outside,» and clapping your hands.

But, if I suddenly stopped handing you money, even though you were still clapping, you'd clap more and clap louder.

If you happen to catch your puppy part - way through the act, try to interrupt with a loud clap of your hands.

But, as soon as there are signs of increasing aggression (flattened ears, growling, spitting and crouching) make a loud noise by clapping your hands or throw a pillow nearby to distract them.

Try this: The next time you see Lola licking Minnie, clap your hands together and say in a loud voice «Stop Lola».

When you catch your puppy in the act, make a loud noise by clapping your hands together.

When you see your adventurous pet sniffing around the door, squirt her with water, clap your hands, or make a loud noise.

Sit while you clap your hands softly once, ask look, give reward Sit while you take 4 steps back and return, ask look, give reward Sit while you count out loud to 10, ask look, give reward