Sentences with phrase «sign of submission»

Some dogs will show signs of submission at first, only to lash out in defense of what it feels is a threat.

Your son showed signs of submission, and the dog stopped.

The submissive grin, which is almost always accompanied by other signs of submission like those listed above, functions as an appeasement gesture.

They are bred to remove many natural instincts that could cause a dog to lose in a fight, such as threat displays, backing down or showing signs of submission even when they're suffering.

There should be no need to dominate him, since he is already showing signs of submission (ears back and tail tucked in).

Other signs of submission are also observed such as averting the eyes in an indirect look to avoid the eyes of the dominant dog, tail dropped low, lateral decubitus position with one hind leg lifted and flight.

«This is sometimes misinterpreted as the dog offering its belly to be petted or a sign of submission.»

Dogs are pack animals, and when they feel in a pack, whining is a sign of submission.

Bill seems to think that if Boo kept getting beat up when he was a runt that the leg up might be a sign of submission.

Many people think that the belly up position is a sign of submission and if we were talking about dogs it certainly would be.

Licking around the mouth of another dog is a sign of submission, so the licking behavior is a strong method of communication.

Although when your feline rolls onto her back in front of you, it is a sign of submission and that she openly trusts you with her most vulnerable area, it doesn't mean it's an open invitation to give her a good tummy rub.

However, if a bearded dragon slowly head bobs another dragon, it can be a sign of submission.

And while everyone knows to avoid a dog with its lips pulled back and teeth bared, this behavior might actually be a sign of submission.

Always reward these pets when they show signs of submission.

Wait for him to look away or to put his ears back slightly, as a sign of submission.

In Invisible War, it's more a sign of submission, where the sequel's many concessions to the original Xbox hardware are all on display.