Sentences with phrase «treats out of the hiding»

Your dog has to figure out how to get the treats out of the hiding places.

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The psychologist in charge hid, by actually misreporting, the news that the boy, despite the efforts of his parents to treat him and raise him as a girl, had constantly challenged their treatment of him, ultimately found out about the deception, and restored himself as a male.

My husband asked me the other day, «are we out of treats or are you hiding them somewhere?»

There was never a golden era when childbirth was celebrated by women and children skipping merrily in and out of the labour room; women have always, in all cultures, treated childbirth as something that is kept hidden from the men and children.

The idea is to introduce a tube filled with growth factors and other goodies across the gap to coax the regrowth of the existing nerve, like luring a dog out of a hiding place with treats.

Indeed, although King has tempered his combustible brand of black comedy into something more stable and wholesome (although there are still plenty of hidden treats for fans of The Mighty Boosh), Paddington stands out because it never once feels safe or overly sanitised.

It can be great fun coming up with your own clues and hiding the eggs around your house, or you could make a day of it and treat your little ones to a fun day out to an organised egg hunt.

Hide your furkid's favourite treat under one of the cups and shuffle them around face - down before asking Fido to sniff out the cup that hides the treat.

Some of them are the «intelligent» toys, in which a treat is hidden inside the toy and can only be obtained when the bird figures out how to get it out.

Unlike human Parkour — which focuses on precision and disciplined physical feats — Barkcore is entirely play - based with mostly lured behaviors like balancing on top of a fire hydrant, scenting out a hidden treat trail on a staircase, or weaving through bike racks like an Olympic skier.

Hide some of your dogs favorite treats around the house and put his natural instincts to work sniffing them out.

Just hide a few of their favorite treats in the toy's array of paw - sized holes, and your cats will spend hours digging around and trying to get them out.

For instance we can hide their favorite treats inside these toys and it will be up to them to figure out how they can get the treat out of the toy.

Every dog owner knows that dogs have a super sneaky if not savvy way of sniffing out even the most well - hidden treat, toy, or anything else they think will be tasty.

Others bring out a sense of fun or excitement as your dog discovers hidden treats.

Consider setting out a treasure hunt in your home by hiding treats and some of your cat's favorite toys in different locations.

Following a routine that includes indoor exercise is something I work on during the cold cold months and looking for ideas of how to change things up, I ran across an article by another pet blogger, (and I apologize for not remembering whom at this time), about hiding bits of healthy food or treats around the house and having your dog hunt them out.

I hide treats around the house before we leave to see if they can find the all the treats, I take 2 of the Petsmart dogs that they sell at Christmas that Schooner and Skipper have pulled out all the stuffing.

Most of these intelligent puzzles work by navigating, sliding, or even pulling pegs out in a certain pattern, in order to reach the hidden treat.

Just put her in another room, out of sight, while you hide a few treats.

Once she's got the hang of it, put the treat under the cup in a way that's hidden from your dog's view, so she has to sniff it out.

When the trainer first met her, she was hiding under the bed, but when she saw the others getting yummy treats, she soon came out to get some of the bounty!

Therefore, it is best to play a game such as fetch where they can catch and retrieve, or you can hide food or treats inside of a box that they can work at getting out.

You can help keep them from doing this by making sure the treats are hidden out of sight.

K9 Nose Work starts with getting your dog excited about using his nose to seek out a favorite toy or treat that's hidden in one of several boxes; the game quickly expands to entire rooms, exterior areas, and vehicles.

In order to be a good custodian of pet safety, make sure you keep candy and other treats well hidden and out of reach of your pets, before and after the trick - or - treaters start knocking on your door!

Whether made of wood, metal or plastic, bird toys can offer both mental and physical stimulation for pet conures, with some meant to be chewed apart while others can hide treats or provide a puzzle for the bird to work out.

One of the newest and most exciting types of ferret toys are ones that require pets to figure out how to get a hidden treat.

If you're going to hide from the kids ringing your doorbell outside, you might as well drown out the onslaught of «trick or treats!»

In an almost Robin Hood type situation players can be tasked to find hidden information to help out those who have been wronged, with the first mission tasking the player to investigate the suspicious death of a young girl who was being treated for cancer.

In the UK where Halloween is a recent import, they make it easy to say no, giving out posters for people to put up saying «No Trick, No Treat, No Thanks» but a recent study found that 58 percent of homeowners said they had hidden in their darkened houses on Halloween.