Sentences with phrase «other dogs tails»

Not exact matches

Oh, I tried but, honestly, when you walk by your four year old's bedroom and see him with the dog's tail in one hand and a greased up thermometer in the other, the only suitable response is, «what the FUCK is going on in here????» And when your four year old says to you, «the dog has a little fever but she still has to go to school today», which means that — for one thing — you are never, ever, ever going to use that thermometer again, any response other than, «are you fucking SHITTING me?»

Should a dog feel the need to show dominance by jumping on other dogs, coveting balls and other toys, engaging in stiff - tail stare - downs with other dogs or barking other dogs into submission, then the owner should avoid taking the animal to a dog park until its behavior improves, he said.

Make sure the dogs are comfortable being touched in places other than their back like on their face, paws, tail.

Serving at times as the tail that wags the Democratic Party dog, it has close ties to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and other top officials.

While monitoring their reactions, the researchers showed dogs videos of other dogs with either left - or right - asymmetric tail wagging.

Thus, tail wagging does matter to other dogs and is a good reflection of what is happening in a dog's brain, the team concludes.

Plague doesn't usually kill people these days, but it's alive and well among the millions of ground - dwelling rodents of Colorado and other western states, notably the black - tailed prairie dog.

We yanked on other things and learned that dogs and cats don't appreciate having their tails pulled.»

Gunnison's Prairie Dog (C. gunnisoni) has a much shorter tail than other prairie dogs.

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Other parents view opting out as a form of outsider protest; they support public education, but believe that high - stakes standardized tests have become the tail that wags the dog, driving far too much of what occurs in their children's classrooms.

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A tail tucked between the legs signals submission and fear and is the doggie equivalent of hiding his face, since it prevents butt sniffing from other dogs.

It is highly likely that these facial expressions do not make a dog a better pet than one that doesn't widen its eyes, but this superficial trait is still preferred over other traits, such as tail wagging.

If his tail goes between his legs or if the hair stands up along the back of his spine, he may be afraid of the other dog.

If Fido seems relaxed and wags his tail while barking at the dog walking on the other side of the street, he just wants to say «hello».

A dog that is injuring itself (like with excessive licking or tail biting) or causing other disturbances (like barking or destroying property) during longer stretches of time spent alone may be reacting to loneliness, which is an especially likely cause if the amount of alone - time has recently increased.

If you see their ears standing up straight and tail high, you will want to watch the behavior of the other dogs near them.

Murphy gets along with other dogs his size, and when he came face to face with a cat, he just wagged his tail.

This two tiered approach has truly transformed Belle from a scared, instinct - driven canine to a loyal pet which responds to commands, tolerates guests in the house, befriends return - guests with tail - wags, and greets other dogs with playful behavior.

Some dogs will wag their tails in excitement at the sight of a ball, while others could care less and will just give you a lazy look.

The Maltese is another member of the bichon family of dogs which includes the Bichon Frise, the Havanese, the Coton de Tulear, the Bolognese, and other small, companion dogs with dark eyes and a tail that usually curls over the back.

Doggy D Tails has been successful with hundreds of dogs and other animals.

«Ratters» were required to have a short, very sturdy tail that could be easily gripped in order to hoist the dog down into a small space to catch vermin, such as early manholes and other infrastructure spaces slightly too small for humans.

It's likely that the tail was achieved through early cross - breeding / interbreeding with other short - tailed dogs like terriers and pugs, during the early days of the French Bulldog in Britain and France.

They recognize that children make their pet skittish, strangers make them nervous, thunderstorms make them tuck their tail between their legs, other dogs make them anxious, etc..

When in the vicinity of other dogs, she might elevate her hindquarters toward them or move her tail over to one side.

To brush your dog, start at one end (either the head or the tail), and then work your way toward the other end.

Sometimes dogs will chase their tails because they are being bothered by worms or fleas or experiencing some other kind of medical issue.

On the other hand, «tail between the legs» is a cliche for a reason: It indicates a scared or stressed dog.

Finally, the absence of a tail may cause a dog to be the victim of attacks by other dogs due to an inability to communicate.»

As a result, tail docking can adversely affect the interaction of a dog with other dogs or with humans.

Some dogs chase their tail for fun and others do it out of nervous energy or as an obsessive behavior.

This won't affect your puppy and contrary to myths, dogs can still balance properly and communicate happily with other dogs with a shortened tail.

But dogs use much more than their tails to communicate and a wagging tail, when paired with other movements, doesn't always mean a happy pooch.

The highly variable answers to this particular question may be because dogs will alter their tail carriage in response to social interactions with other dogs or people.

Hey im 11 i have a rottwiler hes the sweetest best dog and hes great with me and my 7 year old sister him or my other rottwiler have never hurt or even growled at me or my sister even when my younger sister has pulled our dogs tail.

Restlessness, constant non-stop movement and panting, frantic abnormal behavior (e.g. the dog chasing his own tail) and unfocused eyes are other very common superficial symptoms of dog hyperactivity.

However, if you look closely the tail is still very relaxed and he is sniffing the other dog like a good dog.

When a female dog is ready to be bred, she may initiate sexual interactions with other dogs, elevate her hind quarters toward males when they approach, deflect her tail to one side and tense her rear legs.

Dogs wag their tails to tell us something about how they're feeling, just as they do with other forms of body language.

Well, if you've removed their ears, removed their tail, they can't communicate to people or to other dogs.»

In addition, surgery or other physical manipulation can influence the appearance of a dog's tail.

A tucked tail is the canine equivalent of hiding his face because it covers the genitals, and interferes with the sniffing behavior that identifies him to other dogs.

Obviously, dogs can't talk, so their «language» is comprised of other signals - primarily body language, such as movement and positioning of the ears and tail, as well as how a dog positions himself near other dogs.

Dogs sniff each others» tail regions when the meet as a way of «reading» each others» scent - name.

I started my business, Happy Tails Dog Training, so that I could help others learn how to teach their own dogs in a positive and enjoyable way.

Tail chasing can be completely natural and harmless in some dogs, but signal a serious behavior problem in others.

Behavior Problem: Some dogs develop the unhealthy habit of near - constant spinning, tail chasing and nipping at their own tails and other body parts.

Hold your dog's tail up with one hand and then with the other gently apply pressure to the skin on both sides of one gland.