Sentences with phrase «scratch on bark»

Not exact matches

He bites / scratches / jumps on me, barks too much, etc..

All at once, dogs from every angle, from every kennel began to bark and whine, most excited to see people and hoping for a quick pat on the head or even a loving scratch behind the ear.

These dogs often wreak havoc on a house — chewing on doorways, destroying furniture, barking and scratching incessantly on the door.

A sturdy, rope - covered upright post; a flat scratch pad of corrugated cardboard, the back side of a carpet square or a small log with the bark still on can make excellent scratching pads (just be sure that wood hasn't been treated with chemicals before bringing it inside)

I know of several cats who go crazy for tree bark when it comes time to scratch, so if you don't mind the mess, bring in a few logs for the cat to scratch on.

Depending on your cat's scratching preferences, you can order cat trees with bare wood, sisal covered, or even bark covered.

Everytime he sees me and my family eating or even approaching the food on the table he comes to us and stares at us, the staring doesn't bother us but then he starts scratching our legs, trying to climb up our legs and then he might even start barking.

On inspection, we found that three of them have deep scratches in the bark, starting about 5 - 6 feet from the ground.

Puppies are going to poop a lot and pee even more; chew on everything; bite everyone; scratch people and furniture; steal things; destroy something at some point; pull on the leash; not move at all on the leash; bark; cry; beg for attention; and the list goes on.

To make sure that your buddy doesn't run the gamut of «naughty» behaviors to try to get your attention (e.g., raiding the trash, meowing or barking, pulling your pant legs, scratching the furniture, etc.), be diligent about giving attention to your pet when he does something that you approve of (e.g., sitting, rubbing against your leg, lying on his bed, scratching the scratching post).

A cat might be scratching up furniture or having problems finding the litter box, or a dog might be barking too much for the neighbors or chewing on the owner's favorite shoes.

Winston has been snarling, barking, and has bitten Zoey, twice, leaving small scratches on her nose.