Sentences with phrase «other animal noises»

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Designer soundscapes often feature crescendos, animal noises and other distracting elements and should be avoided.

The noise is so intense that it may harm the hearing of other marine animals caught up in the action.

In fact, the low - frequency parts of other animal songs appear to be similarly vulnerable to the blaring noise of road traffic.

But noise from sightseeing boats and other coastal users wakes these vulnerable animals from their essential daytime slumber, a new study shows.

But in other cases, the animals go through a ritual, approaching each other, sniffing each other's faces, genitals and faeces, and then making noises.

One hour after the treated animals got their first dose, the researchers subjected these and other guinea pigs to a 5 - hour - long exposure to a 120 - decibel, broad - frequency noise.

NOAA scientists studying sounds made by Atlantic cod and haddock at spawning sites in the Gulf of Maine have found that vessel traffic noise is reducing the distance over which these animals can communicate with each other.

It's also helpful to remember that your profile picture should be of you only.We want to see your features and not be distracted by background noise like a busy landscape, animals, or other people.

Forget what you've read about humans having terrible hearing and sight, we actually have great audio and visual skills, enabling us to easily tell apart animal calls from other noises.

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This includes other animals, loud noises, crowds, all things that make professional and non-professional animal actors nervous.

Linne knows that the environment in which Charlie and all other dogs are raised can have a profound sense on the pet's temperament, preferences, and tolerance of such things as loud noises and other animals.

It is hereby declared to be a public nuisance, and it shall be unlawful for any person to keep, maintain or permit upon any lot or parcel of land under her or his control, any animal which, by any loud, unnecessary or repeated barking, sound, cry or other noise, shall unreasonably disturb the peace and comfort of any neighborhood.

Now here she is in a pet shop, where she not only has to deal with other hamsters, fighting with her for food and territory, but she can smell the presence of all kinds of other animals, and other funny smells, and noise, and lights going on and off at odd hours, and strange people all the time!

Socializing your puppy and getting them used to strangers, other dogs and animals, and unusual situations and noises.

This dog is very calm, never makes a noise, loves to chew on her bone... she isn't very interested in the balls or other toys we have bought her but loves to carry around my daughters dolls and stuffed animals.

Daily life can include loud noises, like vacuum cleaners or hair dryers, as well as people of all ages and colors, hats, other animals, and much more.

However, some cats develop abnormal fear reactions to other animals, people, new situations, places, noises, or objects.

Senior dogs have a hard time adjusting to shelter life, no matter how great the shelter is — the noise, the collective anxiety of the other animals, limited human contact.

Situations that may upset your cat include excessive noise, other animals in the feeding area, dirty food dishes, or proximity of the food dish to the litter box.

• Preventing pet (s) from negatively impacting other people, animals and the environment, including proper waste disposal, noise control, and not allowing pet (s) to stray or become feral.

If your cat is afraid of loud noises, strangers or other animals, she may house soil when she is exposed to these stimuli (see our handout: «The Fearful Cat»).

Likewise, odor, consistency, taste, and learned dietary habits determine which foods a cat prefers, but how much a cat will eat is affected by factors such as noises, lights, food containers, the presence or absence of people or other animals (including other cats), physiologic state, and disease.

The real world brings myriad distractions, including other animals, familiar or unfamiliar humans, tempting objects or aromas, and noises.

Sometimes animals snore, it depends on the position of their head, length of soft palate, airway constriction among other factors; you should keep an eye on Tinker to see if there is a certain position where the noise is louder and whether there is a position where there is no noise at all.

These were techniques such as pulling, pushing, yelling, constraining an animal, using body language that creates fear, making noises that scare or intimidate (such as «ah - ah» or other words / sounds that are delivered to startle or punish an animal), putting animals in uncomfortable positions, pulling / jerking on halters, collars, or any other restraint devices, and even using equipment that animals know will cause pain or discomfort if they resist (such as choke collars, shock collars, vibration collars, prong collars, bits, and rope halters).

They also told Camden County officials last month that cats smell, they are a nuisance, make too much noise, are a public health and rabies threat, transmit disease and parasites, including «roundworms, hookworms, and even plague,» and «terrorize and kill» 15 billion other animals a year, urging them to round up and kill cats, too.

The loss or death of another dog, new animals coming into the home, a new baby, a new roommate, a roommate moving out, construction in the home or nearby, or other loud noises are factors that might be causing your dog distress.

Some animals, usually dogs, may develop intense, irrational fears, including fear of thunderstorms, firecrackers and other loud noises.

Socializes pups by systematically handling them and exposing them to various noises, children and other animals before sending them to new homes

Boarding facilities often place cats in tiny cages and they are stressed by the absence of their family as well as the noises of other animals, and the illnesses that can be picked up in a large animal holding facility.

Loose cats and dogs can cause car accidents, noise disturbances, and fights with other animals.

There is simply too much for the dog to take in — people, other dogs, other animals, noises and smells — «Oh there's a squirrel.

This is the most common of dog noises, done to signal the approach of a strange person, dog, or other animal; ask for play; show distress; say hello; get attention; or warn the approaching stranger or critter.

The Department of Transportation (DOT) Air Carriers Access Act (ACAA) establishes a procedure for modifying pet policies on aircraft to permit a person with a disability to travel with a prescribed emotional support animal, so long as they have appropriate documentation and the animal is not a danger to others or does not interfere with others (through unwanted attention, excessive noise, blocking aisles, inappropriate toileting, etc.).

Some animals are gentle and patient around children; others are frightened by noise or do not like to be touched.

If you have an active household with constant chatter and noise and other animals, bringing home the little guy that was quivering in the corner is probably not the best choice.

During this period they learn about their environment and if during this time they are not exposed to a variety of people, other animals, social situations, noises and different stimuli they will often be fearful, anxious or aggressive later in life.

Other common stress and anxiety triggers include moving, travel, disruptions to routine or the familiar environment (as with renovations or new furniture), unpleasant noises (maybe there's construction across the street), the loss or addition of a human or animal family member, separation anxiety when the house is empty for prolonged periods, and seeing cats or prey animals outside but being unable to get to them.

Keep in mind that heavy - traffic areas, noise, the presence of other animals, dirty food containers, or nearby litter boxes can deter a cat from eating.

A puppy not exposed to sufficient experiences, people, other animals and noises during this time is unfortunately destined for a lifetime of fear and sometimes aggression problems.

This can help if your dog reacts to cars, noises, people, other dogs or animals, or anything your dog may be uncomfortable with.

Stray animals can easily become a public nuisance, soiling parks and streets, ruining shrubbery, frightening children and elderly people, creating noise and other disturbances, causing automobile accidents, and sometimes even killing livestock or other pets.

Even in the most bustling home, the noise level, the abundance of smells, and the sheer volume of people and other animals will not come anywhere near that of a shelter.

In other words, as was hypothesized, the depth of DM sedation may be significantly reduced if animals are exposed to a high intensity noise.

Keep the cats indoors in their covered traps and keep them away from loud noises or dangers such as toxic fumes, other animals, or people.

No matter how much a pet loves its owner, a sudden unexpected loud noise or other disturbance can be frightening enough to trigger an animal's flight instinct.

Dogs have more sensitive ears than humans do and while some dogs don't appear to mind the noise, others will bark, whine, howl, hide, cower or run into furniture and walls, said Dr. Melissa Bain of the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine's Clinical Animal Behavior Service.

Personal preferences come into play in this selection; for example, some metal tubs can make noise when animals move in them, but they may make up for it in other ways, whether it is cost or an appealing design.

Because of her past and special needs, Grace is not particularly good with other animals and can be startled by loud noises sometimes.