Sentences with phrase «too rough»

If you have never been snorkeling before, and the waters aren't too rough, this is still a very worthwhile experience.

The water at this beach is too rough for swimming, but it was our favorite because of its beauty and seclusion.

But we don't want too rough a stay.

Yes, we want to be in the Belize jungle, to hear howler monkeys whose big voices camouflage their small simian bodies, to experience some ruins without any crowds, to experience life when it was just a little rougher — but not too rough.

The waters are beautifully clear, but they can be slightly too rough for swimming, so non-surfers will want to stay closer to the shore.

Add to that the fact that the windward side of the island is too rough for beaches makes at least half the island unsuitable for development.

The waves make it too rough and the seabed is sand and dead coral.

Ruggedly beautiful Arikok is home to dramatic beaches that are often too rough for swimming but well worth the trek to the eastern coast nonetheless.

Jeanne, The ground is not too rough for general walking.

However, my husband had double hernia surgery on 9/1 so I don't know if the terrain is too rough for him to walk on for several hours.

Cons: The beach is too rough for swimming (but there's a huge saltwater lagoon with man - made beach that's especially popular with wee ones).

How will I know when they're playing too rough or when they might be getting aggressive with each other?

This teaches the biting puppy that when it is too rough, play ends.

Smaller children may be too rough for her, but a home with older children would be fine for sweet Taffy!

Most Russells do great with kids who have been taught to be respectful and not tease, but should be supervised around younger ones who could be too rough or fall on the dog.

Large dogs really do seem to learn to be gentle with their smaller family members, I always see Cow get low to the ground when she's playing with Matilda, because if she's being too rough, Matilda will let her know.

S / he will help you understand what signs to watch for so that you can keep play from getting too rough, and when and how to give the dogs time - outs to help keep everybody calm and well behaved.

They are gentle with him and let him know if he is being too rough.

Is your pup playing too rough or is he / she becoming agitated and biting to hurt you?

Once he has become comfortable with having your hands in his cage, gently begin to stroke his back, being careful not to be too rough or to move too quickly.

You'll learn how to recognize normal play vs. bullying, when and how to intervene if things become too rough, and how to identify good playmates for your puppy based on his / her play style.

Some were too rough and others too slippery.

Pet birds are sometimes hurt by other pets in the house, whether by accident such as a large dog getting a bit too rough with a small bird, or on purpose when a bird is attacked because it suddenly flew in the path of the family cat.

She's missing two teeth, maybe a previous owner was too rough?.

For example, during play, dogs should take turns being the chaser and being chased, should back off when things get too rough or vocal, and should occasionally break out of wrestling with a play bow or to sniff the ground as a calming signal to each other that they are not taking things too seriously.

The original owner had a toddler and the dog would play too rough with the child.

My wife and I used to play around the house and if we got too rough the dog would come nip me in the back of the leg and get me to chase her... away from my wife.

His previous owner had had a baby and Presley was beginning to play too rough with the baby as he was crawling.

When playtime gets too rough it's time for a time out.

If the dogs seem too rough for your dog, come back at another time or try a different dog park.

I'm worried she gets too excited and too rough.

Avoid playing too rough with her, and praise her if she stops the behavior when admonished.

Or is it that you are just saying your dog plays too rough with you?

When the puppy is too rough, the food is removed and fed only once he shows gentler manners.

They do play fight and when it's gets too rough or the puppy won't stop I give him a break in his crate.

Leaving scars / scabs is too rough for me.

If you get a second dog, always try to get a calmer and more confident dog than the one you already have, one that barks less, is less rattled by noises or stress, is more sociable with people and other dogs, is good at playing and not too rough, and is well trained.

I don't recommend using a vet to do the grooming; they are often too rough with the puppies.

If, for example, Lucky is too rough with the other dog and his pal growls at him, note down Lucky's response.

However, during this time, the other pups would normally teach your puppy to inhibit the strength of its bite by giving a quick yelp and leaving the play session if things got too rough.

Puppies who play inappropriately, too rough for other puppies, too fearful / afraid, and / or aggressively will be pulled from the complimentary / optional socialization play session when warranted - Trainer Decison Final.

This can result from fights and tumbles with other animals, often when play is simply too rough.

If your puppy is constantly demanding attention by mouthing or biting or is playing too rough, then you will need to provide other ways to keep her brain and body active.

Red Dog plays with a large male German shorthaired pointer at the dog park, and my wife was concerned that the two dogs were playing too rough.

It may be fun in the beginning, but it might become too rough when your dog finally becomes a full - grown adult.

There are several things you can do though to reduce the chances of problems, monitoring closely, having an emergency plan such as keeping a bottle of Spray Shield handy should ever a fight ensue, training both dogs to respond to a positive interrupter when play gets too rough etc..

Use the leash to restrain Lucky when he gets too rough.

He would be OK with an easy (or older) dog, but he does not want other dogs to jump on him or be too rough.

My littlest dog loves to play with the other dogs & if one of them gets too rough, she lets them know about it.

Puppy has grown up — «The puppy has gotten too big», «We wanted a small dog», «It's not cute anymore», «It's gotten too big for inside the house / apartment», «Now that its 9 months old it's acting too wild», «It's too rough for my kids» or «It's too hyper».