Sentences with phrase «sniff in»

As soon as your Boxer puppy gets sniff in the noise that it can do whatever it likes and get away with it without any consequences, your task of training it will become extremely difficult.

When a dog lunges forward and pulls you toward that awesome smelling mailbox, don't say «no» or «whoa» and then let them get their sniff in.

If he doesn't go despite waiting and letting him sniff in quiet areas and keeping him on a long leash, etc, go back home.

She doesn't have a problem with other dogs unless they try to sniff her in which case she will growl at them.

He is not interested in toys, but is curious about his environment and loves to sniff in the yard.

We all know that our dogs like to sniff in brushy grasslands and stalk woodpiles — and those areas are perfect for a skunk family to hide away from predators.

Now, take a peek and sniff in your dog's ears.

While I find the scent to be beautiful, I know you're scent sensitive, so you might want to sniff it in stores first!

My dog loved hiking part of the mountain and sniffing all of the different things she never gets to sniff in the desert.

So take a big whiff, and if the cumin isn't quite coming through in your roasted squash recipe, taste it, re-season, and give it another sniff in 20 minutes.

Atalanta barely had a sniff in, in large part due to him.

Harry Kane was isolated up front and Lucas did a job on the English striker, not allowing him a sniff in the game, while the attacking midfield duo of Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen were virtually anonymous in terms of posing a threat in their opponents half.

The half - time score of 1 - 0 was highly flattering to Los Colchoneros who barely had a sniff in first 45 minutes.

Roma needed something to give themselves a sniff in the second leg and, after Marc - Andre ter Stegen had denied substitute Gregoire Defrel and Perotti, Dzeko applied the finishing touch.

They don't have CL football, look at the PL at the moment, they'll be lucky to make Europa let alone get a sniff in the top - 4.

Tafari Moore isn't getting a sniff in Holland, Bola, Johnson and Osei - Tutu are no where near ready.

Did you see him in the two games against Man City, hardly had a sniff in the first leg, and may well have stayed at home for the second leg, is that what happens when he's up against a decent team.

They barely sniffed in our half, we created some good opportunities and we just looked a little rusty with the final ball.

Just as they would when awake, the sleeping subjects took deeper sniffs in response to pleasant scents and shallower sniffs in response to unpleasant scents.

The vials of smells that volunteers sniffed in the new study were only a tiny sampling of all the possible smells that humans can distinguish.

Then the three dogs did stop and eddy, sniffing in the corner of the street wall and the field fenceposts, moving around the boy, ignoring him.

The upside to dog parks is that the dogs all seem to get along extremely well, whether larger or small, and get lots of sniffing in, checking each other out.

Owners can relax and take in the iconic Austin skyline as their doggie companions take in a little social sniffing in the beautiful Bouldin area of Austin.

Do not use this command when he is sniffing in the grass because he will associate that command with sniffing around in the grass.

OK, so he really loves taking walks and mostly just sniffs in the garden but whatever is going on, he's happy to be part of the fun.

Invite the crew over for a day of running, snacks and, um, sniffing in celebration of your furry family member's birth.

If he even sniffs in an area he has previously marked, make a loud noise or squirt him with water.

It is transmitted through contact with infected urine so when your dog is drinking from a puddle, wading pool, ditch or pond and / or sniffing in the moist soil or grasses, he or she is at risk.

It is also simply not enough to suggest, as in the past year, that the rights agenda is over by splintering the focus on Indigenous affairs and shifting attention from one topical issue to another, whether it be violence or substance abuse or petrol sniffing in Indigenous communities.

However, when looking at trends from various reports, it appears that over 2006 - 08 the incidence of petrol sniffing in central Australia has reduced significantly coincident with the roll out of Opal fuel across central Australia.

(a smell not often sniffed in my house...) But as far as fragrances for my home, none that imitate delicious foods, it just makes me wish the real thing were here!

Not exact matches

Using the RingRevenue platform, buyCalls was able to sniff out some major discrepancies in their campaigns.

While the company got its start building bomb - sniffing robots for the military before pivoting into vacuums in 2002, Dyson stresses that it's coming at the product category from the other direction.

So, when word came in 2012 that BHP Billiton was looking to sell its 80 % stake in the core zone of the region's massive Ekati mine, the prospect seemed too promising to pass up — especially since watchmaker Swatch was sniffing around the Harry Winston brand.

To help you sniff out the good from the bad, we rounded up 15 questions to ask prospective advisers, from the Department of Labor's guide for consumers on how to tell if your adviser is working in your best interest:

The same things you generally do to avoid catching any flu — wash your hands and steer clear of the guy hacking and sniffing on the subway or airplane (and hey, if you're want to try stocking up on Vitamin C, you'd be in good company, even if science suggests you're probably not accomplishing much).

In fact, if you see someone taking a big whiff of a newly popped cork, you might feel a little embarrassed for them - as was the case recently when a waiter at a fancy restaurant made a big show of sniffing my cork for me like it was a newly found truffle!

The staff at Edelman, a privately held global PR firm that employs 160 people in Canada, is typically young and always sniffing around for the best perks.

These differences are called biochemical markers, and dogs can sniff them out in the parts - per - trillion range.

And we now have really good people at the company focused on this, so our ability to sniff out in diligence a promising idea or approach versus companies that aren't bringing a lot of value to the table is pretty good.

The SEC has the expertise to sniff out such wrongdoing but not the big stick of prison to wave in front of its targets.

Moonves spoke with Julia Boorstin at CNBC's Net / Net event on Thursday evening as word was leaking out that Comcast and Verizon were sniffing around the same assets of Twenty - First Century Fox that Disney was said to be in talks to buy.

In the report, Rupert Soames, the chief executive of Serco, suggests that «individual [non-executive directors] popping in to [various locations of the business] to sniff the breeze works well.&raquIn the report, Rupert Soames, the chief executive of Serco, suggests that «individual [non-executive directors] popping in to [various locations of the business] to sniff the breeze works well.&raquin to [various locations of the business] to sniff the breeze works well.»

And if you've sniffed out a drink in the last five or so years, you've seen the difference the craft explosion has made inside bars.

The company also happens to own the largest fleet of privately - owned bomb - sniffing dogs in North America (about 200) stationed at government institutions, sports stadiums, transportation hubs and large corporations.

What critics said: «Kate Mara is raw and riveting in the title role, a marine who ends up in combat in Iraq with a bomb - sniffing German shepherd.»

Consumers have been slow off the blocks after having been burnt the last time around when they locked in prices at around US$ 80 a barrel in 2014, a level that crude hasn't even been within sniffing distance of since.

They sniff at Dymon's ancillary offerings — for example its file - storage system, which features an in - house app that lets clients scan documents in and out of shelf space.

«Experts and specialists are a dime a dozen,» sniffs Lee, dismissing in one fell swoop a century of business - management theory.

Starbucks sniffed out the well - brewed idea and bought the U.K. division of the company in 1998 for $ 85 million, making him president of Starbucks» European division.