Sentences with phrase «tail tucked»

Applied in the high tech oil field, it's already sent the peak oilers running off in shame with their collective tail tucked firmly between their legs.

I knew one day he would flee from here with his tail tucked between his scrawny little legs.

Some dogs may have their tail tucked and others may wag their tail while doing the above.

Cats demonstrating fear aggression may flatten their ears against their heads, hiss, bare their teeth, or crouch low to the ground with their tail tucked under their body, and their fur may stand on end.

A transfixed gaze, the body tense, the tail tucked with concentration, he slowly creeps on — always keeping his eyes firmly on the sheep.

She kept her tail tucked and her body hunched up.

You come home from a long day of work and your puppy greets you at the door — his little body all curled into itself with his tail tucked in and a look of complete adoration on his sweet face.

If he's really scared or feeling extremely submissive, he'll hold his tail tucked up tight against his belly.

Fearful / Defensive Aggression Cats that are fearful may display body postures which appear to be similar to canine submissive postures — crouching on the floor, ears back, tail tucked, and possibly rolling slightly to the side.

Hair standing up, a tail tucked between his legs, an avoidance of eye contact can all be signs of fear.

Use more objective, precise language when you describe behavior («crouched, tail tucked, looked away» vs «fearful»).

The dog has her tail tucked under her body.

We find the potty, they know we are upset and have no idea why but offer lots of «appeasement» behaviors (tail tucked, body lowered, looking away) because we are upset.

Characteristically a high - ranking dog walks with a confident and purposeful gait, with head and tail held high, large eyes and raised ears, whereas a low - ranking slinks along in a fawning, obsequious gait, with lowered head, drawn back lips and protruding or licking tongue, narrow blinking eyes, lowered or flattened ears, raised paw and tail tucked between the legs.

What to do if your puppy is uncomfortable or frightened (trying to run away, tail tucked, or attempts to bite): Jolly him up with a silly voice, a treat, or a game.

The exact opposite is the dog with her tail tucked between her legs.

If at any time during Socialization your puppy is frightened — trying to run away, tail tucked, or attempts to bite:

Ears back, tail tucked, leaning away and against his tight leash as his owner pulls him toward the big scary dog.

Insecurity is one of the easier emotions to recognize in your dog as they will often have a hunched posture, ears down, and tail tucked between the legs.

If you've ever had a dog, you know the signature canine «guilty look»: ears back, head cowered, tail tucked.

A tail tucked beneath the body indicates fear, uncertainty or submission and means something in the cat's environment is making it uneasy.

tail tucked between the legs and whale eyes.

Most people admire a dog that works with its head low to the ground, with its hindquarters high and its tail tucked between its hind legs.

Though you may find her tail tucked in new situations that are unknown to her, we most commonly see it waving about happily out in the play yard in the company of her canine companions and familiar volunteers.

If your dog responds to a situation with a fearful response (such as tail tucked, hunching over, not wanting to move) then stop the event.

If you encounter a dog who cowers away from you with his tail tucked between his legs, back off.

As long as the Border collie is in the herding / working position, (crouched down, tail tucked between legs, eyes firmly fixed on the matter in hand), it considers it work.

Lowering to the ground, backing away with tail tucked between the legs is fear.

The stressed dog will often lower his head, glance away and avoid direct eye contact and may keep his tail tucked between his legs.

Much like in dogs, a cat with its tail tucked beneath its body is feeling fearful or submissive.

A tail tucked between the legs signals submission and fear and is the doggie equivalent of hiding his face, since it prevents butt sniffing from other dogs.

The shades of red sari is a perfect compliment (Wrap: beginners luck with the tail tucked)

Tail tucked between his legs, he agreed that these were good.

No wonder you've run off with your tiny little tail tucked between yer ball.

Lets make sure that himself and his liverpool team, leave the emirates with «no points» and their tails tuck between their legs all the way back to merseyside!

Lets beat these spuds and send them back across london with their «tails tuck between their legs»!

If it weren't for lloris the spuds would have gone back across london empty handed, with their «tails tucked between their legs»!

I just want us to beat man u «so bad» and send them back to old trafford with their tails tuck between their legs!

Lets beat those «sore losers» anderlect and send them back to belgium, with their tails tuck between their legs!

Tails tucked between the legs or wrapped around the crouched body show fear.

And dogs that are hunched to the ground, shivering or have their tails tucked in are likely to be scared.

Also, it's often given before dog shows to eliminate panting, tail tucking and trembling.

«These were dogs that before were hiding in the backs of the rooms with their tails tucked.

Cowering and tail tucking are more overt signs than lip licking or yawning that you are dealing with a fearful dog.

Tails tucked.

Optimally, the medicine should be given one hour before the beginning of the scary event, or at minimum, it should be given before the dog shows any signs of fear or worry, such as stress panting, trembling, tail tucking, pupil dilation, sweating paw pads, etc..

Some of them shrink away from people, tails tucked and ears flattened, the picture of -LSB-...]

Some of them shrink away from people, tails tucked and ears flattened, the picture of abject terror.

Their eyes remained downcast, their tails tucked, their bodies postured with fear.

Not exact matches

Some brands excel at tucking their tails between their tweets.