Sentences with phrase «of objects in their mouths»

The idea behind this training method is to basically offer your dog a trade: «let go of the object in your mouth and something good will happen.»

We now have retrievers that love to pick up and carry about all manner of objects in their mouths.

A Golden Retriever can exhibit something referred to as «soft mouth» which is the carrying of an object in their mouths such as a raw egg without causing harm to the object.

What could be going on he will not let me look in his mouth so I'm unaware of objects in his mouth.

Not exact matches

For most inventive accident to date, it is a close contest between him managing to fall flat on his face with a rattle in his mouth and a near collision with the objects on top of my parents» coffee table.

Babies usually are at a higher risk of infection at about six months because they start exploring objects by putting them in their mouths.

After making sure there are no hot, sharp, or other dangerous things that can hurt your baby and no small objects that can be put in the mouth, let your baby explore the textures and surfaces of your home and yard.

Infants put everything in their mouths to explore the shape, texture, and taste of different objects.

Babies will often put objects in their mouth so it is important to keep potentially dangerous plants out of reach.

Remember that children can be very curious, and even the most mundane of objects can quickly end up in a child's mouth, becoming a choking hazard.

No sharing of food, utensils, water bottles, musical instruments that go in the mouth, lipstick or other objects.

But as she begins to be ready for solids, you will observe a change in the way she moves her mouth — there may be less drool, as she is more capable of swallowing, and she will start to lose the «tongue - thrust reflex,» which expels objects — including food if attempted too early — from the mouth.

Most of the objects they touch, whatever their texture, will go straight in their mouth.

Warning: However, the baby will put everything that they pick in their mouth; hence, you should ensure that small pieces of toys or other objects are not lying within reach of your baby.

«Oh, please, all three of my babies put every object in this place in their mouths and they turned out just fine.

Trash cans in other areas of the house are still full of bacteria and other objects you don't want in your baby's mouth.

To make matters more interesting, during his developmental leap, your baby has probably discovered all sorts of new tricks, such as grabbing objects and passing them from hand to hand, putting things in his mouth (oh the joy!)

As your baby looks at the objects or explores them with her hands and mouth, talk about the descriptive properties in addition to the names of the objects.

Your baby was born with a tongue - thrust reflex that helps protect against choking — when an object ends up in her mouth, her tongue automatically pushes it out of her mouth.

After making sure there are no hot, sharp, or other things that can hurt your baby and no small objects that can be put in the mouth, let your baby explore the textures and surfaces of your home and yard.

Your baby can also catch a diarrhea - causing infection from putting his fingers in his mouth after touching toys or other objects that have been contaminated with the stool of an infected child.

Get rid of any objects that are small enough for the baby to put in its mouth.

She'll also be able to pick up small objects with her fingers and most of the time anything she picks up will end up in her mouth.

«Children that age are very curious and like to put objects in their mouth as a way of exploring their environment.»

Up to the age of 6 months, babies tend to place toys and other objects in their mouths, but «mouth» them in a random fashion.

For example, a person with autism who is viewing a movie of people in a room will spend a relatively large amount of time looking at non-social objects — such as chairs — and is more likely to look at the mouths or bodies of the characters than their eyes.

FROM BABE»S MOUTH Over several months, video cameras captured Deb Roy's son getting better at saying «ball» and then «blue ball,» a distinctive object that can be seen in some of the clips.

After watching an adult put part of a plant and part of a man - made object in her mouth, infants at 6 - and 18 - months of age preferentially identify the plant as the food source.

The findings show that, after watching an adult put part of a plant and part of a human - made object in her mouth, infants at 6 - and 18 - months of age preferentially identify the plant as the food source.

Contrary to popular opinion most of us don't catch a cold from breathing in the airborne virus, but touching the virus on a door knob, banister or Eftpos machine, followed by the hand coming in contact with the mouth, possibly via another object, such as a pen.

Kids of school age shouldn't share objects and, importantly, shouldn't stick them in their mouths.

Many parents have long objected to what is being taught in schools — from belief in an anthropogenic global warming catastrophe to banning acknowledgment of American exceptionalism — but fearing the power of teachers to hurt their children's futures, parents keep their mouths shut.

There are metal boxes that move up and down the street, bags of sweet powder that fill your mouth with explosions of delight, soft barky things that jump up and lick your hand, tall giants with rustling leaves and little feathery objects that fly around in them singing songs.

This will keep her out of trouble and away from objects she shouldn't put in her mouth.

Humans: It has been estimated that 14 % of the people in the US are infected with roundworm larvae.2 Roundworms can be transmitted to people through hand - to - mouth contact with contaminated soil, sand, plants and objects such as toys and sporting equipment.

Common objects that get stuck in cats» mouths include fish hooks, bones, string that becomes wrapped around the base of the tongue, and sticks.

... reaction to certain objects (such as an umbrella or cane... does the dog panic, does he eventually recover, does he tentatively investigate)... reaction to a sudden noise... reaction to unusual tactile stimulation (such as walking on wire)... reaction to having mouth touched and eventually examined... reaction to an attempted hug... reaction to having paws touched (per previous cautions, remember that a shelter dog might have endured injury, and a dog in pain may react defensively — this is natural and needs to be taken into account)... reaction to being led on leash... reaction to being presented a toy and the degree to which the dog attempts to guard the toy... response to food and any signs of food - guarding... reaction to being coaxed into a lying - down position (accepting?

Owners should check for signs of tooth decay, periodontal disease, objects embedded in the mouth, or swollen salivary glands.

What this means is that if a high value object (food or toy) is in the personal space of a dog, (whether or not the object is in his mouth) that object is considered his.

If Rambo has a foreign body in his throat or mouth you would need to visit your Veterinarian or an Emergency Veterinarian to have it removed; from you description and the head positioning, it does sound suggestive of a foreign object partially obstructing the airway.

• Socialization (learning to be comfortable around a wide variety of environmental stimuli, people, and dogs) • Housetraining • Responding to his / her name • Learning to be comfortable in a crate • Learning to chew on appropriate objects • Learning to be gentle with his / her mouth • Learning to be comfortable with being handled and groomed • Basic manners and obedience (e.g. sit, down, come, walking on leash without pulling)

Some cats are in the habit of sampling all kinds of small objects, pins, string, paper clips, pieces of plastic etc. with their mouths and the objects often get stuck.

It enables the practitioner to safely probe the subgingival tissues, take dental radiographs and biopsies of lesions, perform extractions (if necessary), and remove foreign objects (e.g., pieces of wood, bones, cardboard, foxtails, thread, needles) that may be found wedged between the teeth or embedded in the mouth tissue or gingiva.

If an object is too close to a cat's mouth, they will rely on their whiskers to «see» it for them instead of their eyes, which is why sometimes if you stick a toy right in front of their face, it takes a second for your feline buddy to realize it.

«Poor oral hygiene in dogs and cats can lead to excess tartar, swellings in the mouth and severe wear of the teeth (or broken teeth) from chewing on inappropriate objects,» he said.

In the force - fetch method of training hunting dogs, the trainer pinches the dog's ear until they open their mouth to yelp, then they shove the object inside the dog's mouth.

Mouthing, chewing and biting objects is a part of this exploration; however, it can result in injury to your pet and damage of valuable household items.

The sight of a puppy trotting off with a sock in her mouth might seem adorable, but if your dog is a chronic object stealer, it's not all that cute.

Do read Hugh's social object post to understand one of the biggest ideas in word of mouth: 1.

One is quickly caught scanning their shapes in search of the identifying markers of human features: welded from found steel objects, Melvin Edwards's contorted mask Iraq (2003) was made in response to the war's dramatic events; Nicholas Cheveldave created an uncanny medical cast of Kaspar, a robot with minimal facial expressions that helps children with autism; The Grantchester Pottery deconstructed the fragile outline of muse Dora Maar's eyes, mouth, nose and tears in glazed stoneware gracefully suspended from hemp cords.