Sentences with phrase «snarling dog»

A car swerving toward our car or a snarling dog lunging at us are the sorts of stimuli that millions of years of biological and cultural evolution have prepared us to recognize as threats.

It's a bit like trying to attract a skittsh cat with a snarling dog at your side.

What about the first time you navigated across a street or passed by that one neighbor's house with the big, snarling dog who decided you looked like a threat and chased you down?

The only sense in which Cameron resembles a hare is that he is being chased hither and thither by the snarling dogs of the media.

Not the latest trainers or mobile phone, but fierce, snarling dogs.

Not exact matches

Thus the fact that your «best» applicant attracted from your first help - wanted posting at Monster.com has two nose rings, sports a tattoo that says «Kill The Boss,» has no references and occasionally interrupts their own sentences by snarling like a dog is ignored.

If an evil person approaches a dog, he snarls.

< Insert freakish dog snarl here. >

They buy their dogs to define their relationships to their teammates and to define their relationships to the world; what they wind up doing, though, is buying their dogs to define their relationships to themselves, to act as their alter egos, their slobbering or snarling shadows.

A neighbor's dog appears out of nowhere, snarls and bares his teeth.

«Children will also grab dogs and not recognize warning signs such as a growl or a snarl, placing them at higher risk for bites,» he says.

The conservative attack dogs are snarling, showing sharpened teeth, as the clamor for possible impeachment of Obama gains steam.

Whenever healthcare professionals question the validity of the high carb low fat eating plan, special interest groups start snarling like a junkyard guard dog.

A «little giant» of the screen with a pug - dog face, drawling nasal voice, and a snarling expression, he was considered the quintessential tough - guy actor.

As its 20 - something rockstars recklessly defend against machetes, shotguns, and snarling guard dogs, Green Room blossoms into a savage coming - of - age tale, an Almost Famous for John Carpenter nuts.

The coolest special effects come in subtle tones, like when a snarling guard dog is identified as a hologram because he leaves no paw prints in the mud.

The dog burst from the field suddenly, growling and snarling.

Two cur dogs snarled at each other over a bone.

The dog on the other side of the fence barked and growled and snarled the entire time I was there.

«They had a mechanical head underneath the fur that allowed us to get quite a lot of expression out of the dogs in terms of raising eyebrows, cheeks and snarling, and being able to show fear, excitement and sadness,» says Mark Waring, Isle of Dog's animation director, «The idea was to make the dogs very expressive characters, more so than maybe the humans actually were.»

We want dogs to love us, but snarls, growls or (heaven forbid!)

Be on the alert for signs of growling, snarling and snapping when the dog is being lifted, petted or eating.

Snarls, growls or bites make the scary «thing» go away, which rewards the dog, so she repeats the behavior.

There are also lots of dogs that charge out of dog doors, barking, lunging and snarling toward the barrier.

However, some dogs can be pushy and snarl at each other to get their way.

With a tendency towards excessive self - defense and aggression towards other dogs, their reputation for nipping and snarling is not altogether undeserved.

There has to be a correction when the dog displays the negative behavior (growling, snarling, snapping, etc).

Many people assume that a good protection dog is snarling and baring it's teeth all the time.

Does your dog snarl at you when you try to clip her nails?

But a couple of weeks ago the dog chased the cat down and pinned her barking, snarling and what have you.

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At the dog shows you walk past the Shepherds and maybe get one growl if you get too close to a timid one — walk past the Clumber Spaniels and they're all snapping and snarling, I've petted many a strange German Shepherd, Chow Chow and even Pit Bull but tried once to pet a Clumber and got bitten.

Aggression by Dog - If the dog shows any signs of aggression toward humans or animals (grows, snarl, snap or bite), please contact your Foster Coordinator immediately to discuDog - If the dog shows any signs of aggression toward humans or animals (grows, snarl, snap or bite), please contact your Foster Coordinator immediately to discudog shows any signs of aggression toward humans or animals (grows, snarl, snap or bite), please contact your Foster Coordinator immediately to discuss.

If your dog barks, lunges, snips, bites, growls, snarls, harasses, challenges, cowers, urinates in fear, or is unable to deal with normal routine social interactions then your pet needs help.

Clients may say, «I want my dog to enjoy her walks,» or «I want to be able to invite my relatives over to my house without them getting snarled at,» or, «I want my dog to stop being afraid of city noises.»

It is possible to make almost any dog of any breed into a snarling, aggressive, and dangerous animal, simply by isolating and abusing it.

It is difficult to have a fulfilling relationship with your dog, when he is growling and lunging, snarling and biting and just generally not being a nice animal.

Excessive yelping, growling, snarling, and even howling could be your dog telling you that something isn't right.

In fact, it has been stated time and again that a pit bull that snarls or shows its teeth to any individual is an unusual behavior for that type of dog.

Pack behavior isn't limited to snarling wolves in the wild, though — it also manifests in domesticated dogs in a less aggressive manner.

Many dogs don't like it when a dog comes to sniff their face first and might correct this behavior by snarling, growling or snapping at the «rude» dog.

As she attempts to check your dog for a tattoo, he snarls and squirms.

This fight - or - flight response means that fearful dogs and puppies turn to aggression to make the scary situation go away, and when that works, they «learn» very quickly to resort to snarls, growls, and bites... MORE Find out more about what you can do about fear aggression in dogs and puppies.

For instance, some dogs are just as likely to snarl and snap over a tissue they fished out of the trash can as a big meaty bone.

The dog may or may not include aggressive facial or vocal expressions such as snarls and growls.

People probably noticed they way some dogs got so into the game, like growling and snarling.

Cage aggression occurs when a dog can't back away from your reaching hands when the cage or crate door opens, and he defends the space with snarls and teeth.

Dog aggression is exhibited by growling, snarling, showing teeth, lunging and biting.

In dogs, signs of aggression include growling, showing the teeth, charging, barking, snarling, snapping, nipping, and biting.

A dispute over cats and dogs has neighbors in a small, tidy, once - harmonious subdivision snarling at each other.On one side of the fence are Grace and John Keeler and next - door neighbors Madeleine and David Rossman.