Sentences with phrase «to be wary of strangers»

My female dogs are wary of strange men, but warm up more quickly to women.

While this breed is wary of strangers, they are goofy and loving with their families and make great pets for those prepared to clean up their drool.

Quite easily trained, these dogs tend be wary of strangers unless socialized while still young.

They are very protective of their family and can be wary of strangers so it is important to expose them to as many situations and different people while they are young.

These dogs make highly loyal family pets, but they tend to be wary of strangers entering their perceived territory.

For those of us whose dogs are wary of strangers, the new arrivals can add a new level of anxiety.

Early socialization is vital, as this breed is wary of strangers and can be very protective.

Just as in Silent Hill 3, «Heather» has no recollection of her connection to Silent Hill, but knows that she needs to be wary of strangers due to an incident with an attacker years ago.

Temperament / Behavior The Lancashire Heeler is an instinctive, pleasant and alert breed that tends to be wary of strangers if not socialized properly.

Chow Chows are wary of strangers, but they are very loyal and adapt well to living in apartments.

See how the sense of smell helps babies bond with their family, be wary of strangers from friends, recognize comfort objects, e...

«When you have a neighborhood environment where people don't know each other, where people are wary of strangers on the street, and someone needs help right in that moment, people may be more likely to just look away or keep walking without lending a hand,» she said.

You can protect yourself from phishing by staying aware of the various phishing methods, verifying each website before entering personal information, and being wary of strange emails requesting your information.

If your furkid is wary of strangers or tends to become aggressive in stressful environments, it's best to put him in another room during trick - or - treating hours, or give him a safe hiding place with a paw - rent nearby at all times for added assurance.

But Lhasa Apsos are wary of strangers.

Abandoned as a pup, Athens is wary of strangers.

Most Bolognese are wary of strangers and will bark; early training can control this tendency prior to it becoming a problem.

Not only was he wary of strangers, but he had been lost from a strange location (a family member's house) during the week of the 4th of July.

The German Shorthaired Pointer is wary of strangers, although not usually aggressive.

Komondor are wary of strangers and can be aggressive to other dogs.

Dogs with aloof temperaments are wary of strangers and will initially avoid human contact.

Cow is wary of strangers, and is always on alert when someone enters our home.

I can't say the same for Matilda and Cow, who are wary of strangers and undersocialized, but...

Just as in Silent Hill 3, «Heather» has no recollection of her connection to Silent Hill, but knows that she needs to be wary of strangers due to an incident with an attacker years ago.

According to the AKC, Lundehunds make loyal and playful companions, but can be wary of strangers if not socialized.

Socialization is important, as these dogs are wary of strangers.

Although I'm wary of a stranger's touch — I, too, hear rumors of an epidemic — the wearing of protective gear is such a waste of time when entropy's systemic.

Demand for his services — he crafts many of the highly technical weapons used by others in his profession — is high, but the stress is showing as Jack has learned to be wary of every stranger, concerned about an out - of - pace footfall, or spooked by an unfamiliar shadow.

There was a reason that we were all warned as kids to be wary of strangers and PERFECT STRANGER reinforces that.

While they are wary of strangers, Norwich Terriers love to spend time with their families, especially if there are children around.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel's affectionate nature makes ill - suited to be watchdog though it can be wary of strangers.

Since its job is to be watchful, it can be wary of strangers and other pets.

This means that they can be wary of strangers, often showing guarding behaviors around them.

They are also known for being protectors of both their owner and their home and are wary of strangers.

In my experience with american eskimos, they tend to be wary of strangers to a fault, some even being growly and nippy if not bred and trained well.

Don't most of us want our pets to be wary of strangers and friendly to those we want them to be?

While Pekingese literally adore their family, they can be wary of strangers.

It's loyal and affectionate with its family, loves children, and though it may be wary of strangers, makes friends easily.

Because Neos tend to be wary of strangers, early socialization is essential with this breed — especially considering that you may not be able to control a full grown Neo.

Pekingese become very comfortable with their owner, or family, but may be wary of strangers.

The presa may be wary of strangers, while the laid - back boerboel will tolerate them with reserve.

This breed is known to be wary of strangers and animals, so by introducing your puppy to as many new people, situations and animals as you can while it is still young, it will be more open to these experiences when it gets older.

However, they have a guarding nature, due to the fact that they were originally bred to guard livestock, which means that they are wary of strangers.

These dogs tend to do well with their immediate family / pack members, but they are wary of strangers.

Though this is quite rare, it may be wary of strangers.

Plotts can be wary of strangers, but generally warm up quickly.

They can be wary of strangers, but may accept people readily and are quite friendly.