Sentences with phrase «more stubborn»

Use 1/2 a cup in a bucket of hot water to mop with, or use neat to get rid of more stubborn grime.

Next, use a wet cloth (or scrubber on more stubborn marks) and a multipurpose cleaning solution to clean all the surfaces thoroughly.

At one point my more stubborn one didn't eat for several meals.

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Gifted with more stubborn persistence than athletic ability, the bespectacled, awkward Eddie «The Eagle» Edwards is smitten from a young age with the idea of becoming an Olympic athlete, much to the frustration of his working - class parents.

This can largely be chalked up to societal norms: women are typically more comfortable filing a claim and taking time off of work, while men are more stubborn, continuing to work through whatever their ailment is rather than take time off and file a disability claim.

The more stubborn «soft» costs like labor, permitting, interconnection, customer acquisition, financing, and grid integration, remain challenges.

For some banks, it's becoming more common to waive annual fees for loyal customers while others are more stubborn about offering waived fees.

While mature cats can be a little more stubborn than older dogs when it comes to play time, there are two simple ways to get them to «play ball.»

A. Beagles are no more difficult to house train or more stubborn than other breeds.

It can take weeks for a bird to start eating a new food, so owners have to be more stubborn than their pets.

You must be more stubborn than your Frenchie!

Some breeds are more stubborn than others.

Some dogs are also a lot more stubborn and need lots of extra training.

Of course, more stubborn dogs may take longer to train.

The breed uses «eye» similar to the Border collie's on the tractable stock, but utilizes its nipping ability to turn more stubborn cattle.

While there will always be exception and people always post how smart their dog is despite the breed in general being more stubborn than others, specific breeds as a whole are more stubborn than others.

Smaller dogs typically need 1 to 20 while bigger more stubborn dogs require the 20 to 60 boost range.

Many dogs are quick learners who only need to be told once or twice while others are more stubborn or less quick to understand.

You might catch an occasional whiff of its more stubborn Bulldog background, but generally Boston Terriers can be a delight to work with and make excellent lapdogs.

While the super intelligent Poodle side of this big boy makes him quick to pick up commands, the Alaskan Malamute side brings a more stubborn dog who will require patience alongside a firm, consistent approach to establish pack leadership.

They also tend to be more stubborn and independent, which can create challenges.

Whether that means they're actually smarter than the average dog, or just more stubborn, is open for debate.

While young heartworms (microfilariae) can be killed off at home using a monthly prophylaxis, adult heartworms are more stubborn and require hospitalization.

If you are too harsh or hit them, they will become even more stubborn or may even attack you.

I'm so glad I'm just as or more stubborn than my husky.

This makes these pups easier to train than more stubborn breeds such as the Pekingese.

Others are more stubborn.

In more stubborn cases, «off - label» drugs may be used.

Yelling at or physically punishing a Shih Tzu usually just makes it more stubborn.

Small dogs have continuously proved to be more stubborn than bigger dogs.

If your are more stubborn than your dog, you will ultimately win!

If your dog is older they can still learn to follow a tooth brushing routine, but they might be more stubborn at first.

If you are it's likely you want to know which ones are obedient and easy to train and which ones are a bit more stubborn and dense.

They respond well to training when using positive reinforcement, but start training and socializing at an early age, because Boxadors can become more stubborn as they grow, a characteristic they inherit from their Boxer parent.

The 15 lb is more stubborn, the 23 lb is more obedient.

Some are more stubborn / hard headed and some need more corrections because some will try to get away with murder if you let them.

Not to mention that dogs tend to become more stubborn and rebellious as they reach adolescence, just like children, so it's best to set the ground rules in the beginning.

Yet all dogs are different and some more stubborn and driven than others.

Most of the time, older rabbits learn to use their box and mark their territory occasionally, but some of them are more stubborn than others.

In other words, the owner needs to be more stubborn than their bird.

The more stubborn items took more time but Joe is relentless in working with the creditors and reporting agency until they are GONE!»

This: «Those authors who make a career out of writing aren't necessarily more talented than unpublished writers, but they are more stubborn.

Chevalier's heroines, however, exist on a different plane than Austen's wordy, witty women - Mary Anning and Elizabeth Philpot are more stubborn and more dull.

Because, as anyone who's traditionally published knows, rejection just makes writers more stubborn.

More stubborn areas may need a more aggressive cleaner, however since you mentioned it comes off with a touch, it's likely easily removed with just some mild agitation and elbow grease.

We now know that powerful forces - three in particular - proved far stronger and more stubborn than the commission could have foreseen in 1983:

Reading achievement has proved more stubborn, with scores settling back to about the same level as...

«He and I talked a lot about building a history for the character, someone who's less stubborn out of a youthful idealism and more stubborn about having been [stuck] in the past.»