Sentences with phrase «placid one»

Would you prefer a dynamo or a placid pet companion... or one factor in between?

This hybrid blends the clever goofiness of the poodle with the placid loyalty of the Bernese.

I have a deep appreciation for the Berner's placid, easygoing nature and extreme loyalty.

Manual Tartar Removal If your pet has a placid temperament it is not difficult to scrap the tartar from the teeth and clean under the margins of the gums at home.

Berners are generally placid but are always up for a romp with the owner, whom they live to please.

They are tolerant, almost placid.

Although cats can be instrumental in improving depression symptoms, their placid and mellow traits can be communicable to their owners in a symbiotic way, in other words, taking the characteristics of their cats and making them, their own.

A Great Pyrenees is placid by nature, so despite their size, they are excellent house dogs.

Your rabbit will also enjoy being petted and will even do well in shows, as he will be placid and pleasant.

Although their default behavior is placid, they become different dogs once their hunting instincts are roused.

The English Mastiff is generally more placid and gentle than the Bullmastiff who can be aggressive if not correctly socialised and trained from an early age.

This makes them excellent activity dogs as well as placid members of the household.

As a breed they are generally placid and will not normally make the first move.

With ample socialization and experience around different people from a young age, bullmastiffs can grow up to be relaxed and placid even around strangers.

They have a lovely nature very placid and surprisingly quiet for such a large litter.

As we come to a home visit with our own tried - and - true arsenal of wand toys, we are always able to eke out at least a bit of interest in play — even from the most senior or placid of cats.

This results in a pet that is more placid, less moody and less at risk of reproductive diseases.

Over the centuries, they have become popular pets for many families these days due to their calm, placid natures.

The Boston Terrier is placid and friendly, enjoying time with their beloved people.

A well - bred Old English Sheepdog is a placid, adaptable individual who is loving and loyal to his chosen people.

From placid to eccentric, bold to timid, feisty to mellow; you really get a lot of variety within a litter of Chihuahua puppies.

It is all in the personality For example if everyone knows your pet as a sleepy, lazy or placid, shoot around their sleeping area.

Even a few minutes of handling them will familiarize them enough with the human touch that they not only stop hissing, but settle down in a friendly, placid way.

The currencies are more placid, so clipping excess yield makes sense to some in the short - run.

After significant fury, the implied volatility settled out at a baseline level, and the carry trade returns because conditions are more placid.

«I expect a return to «normal» volatility after an unusually long placid period over the past several years.

Otherwise, trouble may lurk beneath all that seemingly placid beauty.

«And while the haunting imagery of Sept. 11 may have made investors hypersensitive to the recurrence of disaster — and made earlier years seem placid by comparison — such macro events aren't unusual at all.

When the market is relatively placid, I don't do much.»

Carry trades are ideal when markets are relatively placid and investors display an appetite for risk.

In Shaker Heights, a placid, progressive suburb of Cleveland, everything is planned — from the layout of the winding roads, to the colors of the houses, to the successful lives its residents will go on to lead.

That placid bearing remained in place as Weinberg finished her talk and throughout the expertly assembled conference.

It's a good set - up though, as the first omnibus did a good job sucking me in but I don't think I can handle that much of Mitsuri Adachi's placid characters every time.

The girl made this journey alone and unknowing, but soon she would whip the town into another kind of maelstrom, one that would make the river seem placid by comparison.

Swimming and boating are forbidden, but seasonally the migrating water birds rest on the placid surface as they make their way south.

Munro is in full stride here: her famous evenhanded yet astonishingly acute psychological depictions of ordinary mothers, fathers, lovers, and neighbors, which she relays to her readers in her trademark placid but sonorous prose style, display her supreme mastery of the form.

But Hans remains placid and unresponsive through most of the story — in fact, this is one of the reasons why Rachel leaves him.

Backyard peels back the placid, Miracle - Gro - soaked sod of gardening to reveal a culture of yucca fetishes, monarda mutilations, and herbivore - induced hissy fits.

Currey's colorful and lush illustrations have a timeless charm that is reminiscent of Beatrix Potter; the rabbits frolic in sheep - and - cow - filled meadows warmed by the sun and dotted with flowers, and even the wide stream is placid and soft.

The day was young, the nation placid, and Christmas was just a few weeks away.

But my inability to match Bruno's ability to combine policing with humor, common sense and his very idiosyncratic sense of justice might well cause a riot in our placid small town.

The gunmetal surface of the water looked placid as a pond, but she knew that for an illusion.

Under the most placid surfaces might lie a turbulent mix of feelings just waiting to surface and wash everything in a new light.

Beneath the seemingly placid surface, Corbett finds a literal reign of terror, and although he is a hometown boy, white and the son a prominent citizen, he finds himself in just as much danger as the black community.

At first, it seemed a simple story, but the more I wrote, the more I disturbed the placid surface and uncovered treasures in the depths.

A terrible accident takes place in the placid valley nestled within the Susquehanna Mountains in the town of Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

I was enjoying a peaceful lunch with a dear friend at an outdoor cafe in Portland, Oregon, when my cell phone rang and my usually placid, always refined eighty - nine year old mother screeched: «It's not guilty on all counts, and Nancy Grace is having a cow!»

Lev Grossman's Worlds Lev Grossman was born in 1969, the son of two English professors, and grew up in Lexington, MA, a placid little suburb of Boston.

People who dream when they sleep at night know of a special kind of happiness which the world of the day holds not, a placid ecstasy, and ease of heart, that are like honey on the tongue.

But the city's placid surface masks an insidious scheme designed for its black denizens.