Sentences with phrase «rub against objects»

Reptiles often rub against objects in their environments to help them shed.

When equines have sweet itch, they can become desperate for relief and will rub themselves against objects, itching to the point of harming themselves.

But scratching, rubbing themselves against objects and not burying their feces are other methods of marking.

Playing with catnip toys or coming in contact with catnip leaves, cats show signs of bliss or thrill, rolling around, rubbing against objects, sneezing, licking or dashing around with dilated pupils.

They have special glands in their paws (and elsewhere on the body) that release scent when the cat scratches or rubs against objects or people.

Not exact matches

Mimicking the scenario described in the intro, Goray asked a volunteer to handle a child's vest and wooden toy for 1 minute before these objects were rubbed against the front of a lab coat, which represented pyjamas.

Four years ago, Nike Inc. made an investment in a startup based in Sunnyvale, California called Grabit that uses electroadhesion — the type of static electricity that makes your hair stand up when you rub it against a balloon — to help machines manipulate objects in novel ways.

Rubbing / Scratching Behavior: When cats rub against you or scratch objects they are leaving the equivalent of scented Post-It notes.

Rabbits have scent glands located on the underside of their chins and often rub their chins against objects to mark their territory.

«Flagging», the act of lifting her tail, and rubbing her rear against various objects show that the female dog is in heat.

Do not be alarmed when you see your rabbit rubbing its chin against objects.

Whenever they rub their head or paws against an object, it is as if they are leaving a message for other cats to recognize and translate.

Cats also have scent glands along their cheeks and they may rub against people, another cat friend or even an object.

This pheromone replicates the «feel good» chemical signal that cats use when rubbing their face against a familiar object.

Your pet may scratch, chew and lick their skin, rub up against surfaces and objects, and even lie on cold surfaces to soothe the irritation.

Animals mark their territory by leaving subtle scent clues when they rub against people and objects.

When a cat feels comfortable in their environment, they rub their cheeks against objects leaving a facial pheromone.

Most cats become very affectionate, even demanding; they persistently rub against people or objects such as furniture, rubbing against their owners and constantly demanding attention.

Dogs who are suffering from allergies often exhibit symptoms such as excessive itching (scratching, rubbing their bodies against furniture or other objects, gnawing at their paws or other parts of their skin, etc), red skin, scabs, runny eyes, excessive sneezing, and increased ear infections.

Sometimes, dogs just rub against people or objects (without mounting them), or they lick themselves.

Since they are induced ovulators, without a male cat to help the process along, female cats will stay in heat for prolonged periods without intervention and also display the slightly awkward indoor behavior of rubbing up against objects and meowing something fierce.

For relief, they may rub against hard objects, which can cause self — injury.

To find their way around, they leave a trail of scent by rubbing their backs against objects.

Marking by rubbing Felines have scent glands on their cheeks and flanks, and when yours rubs against something — a door, a chair, you — he puts his own personal scent on that object.

Pheromones are used by cats to mark objects, places and humans by rubbing the side of their faces against these surfaces.

You'll listen to repetitive lines when you use an object incorrectly, and you'll spend considerable time rubbing objects against each other when your brain can't conform to the game's logic — sure, why not get sap from a tree by forcing it to puke?

By performing feats like rubbing his naked body against a white table and then slathering his penis and testicles with what Americans normally put on their French fries, he inspired generations of artists who adored coating themselves in condiments or inserting objects into their anuses, such as Matthew Barney or Karen Finley.