Sentences with phrase «of human contact»

It is the lack of human contact in the critical first few weeks that results in the kittens becoming feral.

If they get a lot of human contact, then they will be accustomed to humans and generally feel good about them.

With no socialization, they become fearful of human contact.

In any sort of human contact, it is possible to be moving in this direction.

The kittens will then be raised with plenty of human contact so that they can be spayed and neutered to be adopted into loving homes.

And many investors want a small dose of human contact from their robo adviser, especially as their financial lives become more complex.

It's never too soon to give a baby his first brush with the healing power of human contact.

Holding them or wearing them in a sling will give them more of the human contact they need.

Yes, we understand he's afraid of human contact.

Puppies can not be left alone not only for house training and crate training purposes, but also because puppies require a substantial amount of human contact.

At this age the kittens will already be nervous of human contact because they have not been handled and socialized.

They have great fear of intimacy and therefore must deny their need for the warmth of human contact.

Chances are, you'll find no shortage of human contact.

The warning in this script is that living a virtual life devoid of any human contact, even with those who share your house, is not everything its made up to be.

Very often male rats are more appreciative of human contact and are generally more of a «lap dog» than females.

This breed of dog is particularly demanding of human contact and requires a strong owner who both values and has a firm alpha position over all animals in the household.

Fine with other dogs he was very wary of human contact and preferred to stay in his crate, not even eating if he was watched.

With the possibility of any human contact leading to employment or new business, no one can afford to wait for «real» interviews to practice interview skills.

What about those who want the reassurance of some human contact?

The lack of human contact makes it more difficult for some people to judge what kind of customer experience they might expect working with any particular company, for example.

The lack of human contact during the first few months of life is critical, not only to mental development, but to physiological development as well.

However, while technology can go a long way in improving efficiency, it can't replace the importance of human contact.

Plenty of human contacts is highly recommended at this stage.

I completely agree that neglect will cause aggression in some cases but it is the lack of human contact and socialization that causes this not the method of confinement.

I know that family - raised dogs are better adapted to indoor living and for the amount of human contact a guide dog must have.

«Breivik is an extremely dangerous man,» Emberland said, noting he was not deprived of human contact and did interact with others, notably prison staff.

Solitary and germ - phobic, he encounters a young woman still more terrified of human contact (Sylvia Hoeks), who hides in a secret room of her Versailles - scale villa, unwilling to be seen even by her own caretaker.

The common practice of sending automated e-mails to teachers after an observation is particularly pernicious, when just a bit of human contact could have an emotionally positive impact.

The «ephemera» of life in global society are points of human contact and opportunities for sympathy.

And does the value of human contact in the form of these everyday transactions — whether it's the cashier, the barista, the clothing store clerk, the lunch chef, or the delivery person — ever get factored into these equations at all?

If you fail to follow up with a phone, email, postcard or other form of human contact, you may as well have placed your resume directly into the shredder.»

As in Days of Being Wild, Chungking Express and Fallen Angels, Hong Kong provides the ideal setting for this exposition of human contact within a buzzing cosmopolitan city that is both vibrant and brash.

Cautious of human contact, he becomes reliant on his new Operating System, a computer so advanced, he begins falling in love with it.

With a child's happiness at stake, communication takes on a fresh urgency, and the routine that Howard has evolved over the years — designed specifically to minimize the agony of human contact — suddenly feels restrictive and even dangerous.

Her story is a small one, one of innumerable stories about encounters, about the traces preserved of human contact.

When Benny and Plokoon were rescued by Cat Welfare Society (CWS) and taken in by Pele and Robin 11 months ago, Benny was starved of human contact while Plokoon was very timid, constantly crouching low with his stubbed tail tucked in — bolting at any sudden sound or movement.

The positive effects of human contact with animals may not be directly measurable all the time, but what can not be argued is that the human - animal bond plays an important role in these benefits.

According to the AAWL, the dogs, who were the adult «breeders» at the puppy mill agencies, have known little in terms of human contact, or creature comforts.

There is also the element of human contact.

This lack of human contact minimizes the likelihood of liability or negligence that may result from human exposure.

The degree and nature of human contact a given cat prefers depends on its socialization to people and involves genetics, early rearing conditions, and life experiences.

They are most common on the northern portions of the island, and as well within Barkley and Clayoquot Sounds, where most of their human contact takes place.

They waddle along happily and seem not to be shy of human contact.

Curated by artist and photographer Arden Surdam, «Belt Friction,» the current group exhibition at Kopeikin Gallery, explores themes about the complexities of touch and categorizations of human contact.

These interests fueled the creation of objects that have a profound sense of touch (whether his own or thousands of years of human contact), hold meaning within them, and suggest ideas to the viewer both functional and spiritual.