Sentences with phrase «to accept strangers»

The Spanish water dog is a confident dog that is devoted to its family which results in the dog being slow to accept strangers in to the home.

It's hard for your dogs to accept a stranger into their turf, and it's scary for the new dog to try to fit in.

By the time Baby comes home, your pooch will recognize and accept the strange new scent.

Neither can you get the dog to accept a stranger staring them in the eye.

Good socialization is important for these big lovers as they need to learn to accept strangers on command.

They do not readily accept strangers (anyone your dog doesn't know, especially in their home territory).

Sit ~ Stay ~ Down ~ Come ~ Leave It ~ Drop It ~ Place ~ Leash walking ~ Walking in / out of doors calmly ~ Accepting strangers ~ Not jumping when meeting people

We were already being asked to accept some strange ideas, given Apple's alleged timetable.

Make sure you guys learn to grin and bear it when accepting those strange gifts, guys!

As they hesitantly accept this strange coincidence, they try to recreate in broad daylight what happens in their dream.

Astonished to find another practicing magician, Mr Norrell accepts Strange as a pupil.

Presa Canarios are very distrustful and suspicious of strangers, but they normally accept strangers once the owner accepts them.

Early socialization helps them better accept strangers.

I like to think that I have a fairly open mind when it comes to accepting strange sights and races in fantasy MMORPGs, but Final Fantasy XIV seems hellbent on finding my breaking point.

Help make the dog more adoptable through basic grooming, walking on a leash, discouraging jumping, accepting strangers in a calm and friendly manner, and providing exposure to new sights, sounds, and experiences to build confidence.

She has no way of knowing that the stranger person visiting you is safe, or not — it takes cats not hours, but days or even weeks of visits to accept a stranger as a friend.

$ 25,000 is offered up front if he accepts her strange quest and the rest comes if he completes it.

Do you know if these dogs will accept strangers, or your friends?

They learn very quickly and need extensive socialization in order to accept strangers.

This dog, while being slow to accept strangers, should never display shyness or aggression.

No, but due to his size, his reputation as a fighter, and his unwillingness to accept strangers, the Argentine Mastiff has been branded a dangerous dog.

Their unwillingness to accept strangers, who they might view as hostile, has led to so many places subjecting them to breed specific legislation.

Most Danes will accept strangers in your home and can sense if a visitor is okay with its owner.

They are a protective breed and yet will accept any strangers that the owner indicates is not a threat.