Sentences with phrase «vocalize at»

Some newly adopted dogs may vocalize at first when they are left alone, as they are getting used to their new home.

The dog does not vocalize at all, is timid, and spends all day every day in a corner of my bedroom except to go outside.

Dogs diagnosed with non-compressive discs were significantly older, likely to vocalize at the initial manifestation of clinical symptoms, exhibited spinal hyperesthesia during the initial exam, have a lesion at C1 - C5 and tended to be ambulatory upon discharge from the hospital compared to dogs with ischemic myelopathy.

While all healthy birds will scream and vocalize at some point throughout the day, problem screaming can be a result of boredom, depression, or some other type of stress that your bird is experiencing.

Joplin vocalizes at least three theological and moral themes in this piece.

As in our previous playback experiments [23], field observations suggested that infants vocalized at random across playback trials, so we removed infant rumbles (0 — 2 yrs) from the analyses.

For pets that are up pacing and vocalizing at night, melatonin is an option as it promotes sedation.

When a human or undisguised rover approaches the animals, they tend to react in alarm, but when the camouflaged rover came near, emperor penguin chicks and adults both began vocalizing at it as though it were one of their own.

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Her father beat her every time she vocalized, and he barked and growled at her like a dog in order to keep her quiet.

† Christians do not really exist, they just pretend that they believe in God and argue with non-religious people while not knowing very much at all regarding Christianity or the meaning of the bible and disregarding half of what the bible says only to strongly vocalize their stance against the other half of the bible that is against things that they either do not understand or that do not affect them personally.

Or at least vocalized it.

The ones holding up banners were those brave enough to attend and actually vocalize what I am sure every Arsenal fan (even the AKB's) have thought at some stage or another — that JUST PERHAPS Wenger's time is up and he can not progress our club further than a fourth place finish and brief CL cameo appearance.

I think we should be careful with vocalizing that, or vocalize it gently / not at all.

Promote language skills at home by «vocalizing back» what they say to you and then expanding on what they say.

If you were more educated about sleep methods and evidence based practices based on attachment theory and child development you would understand that «sleep training» is much more than having a kid learn to not vocalize their needs so parents can sleep at all costs.

What was surprising was the finding that mothers vocalized to daughters more frequently than sons at birth as well as at the one month recording.

I am amazed that at such a young age, my daughter is vocalizing an issue that feminists have been worried about for years.

As he got older, and could vocalize more, he asked for it as he got his first set of adult molars at 6 years old.

When we respond with the same kind of vocalizing and gesturing back at them, this back - and - forth process is called «serve and return,» and it is the best way to build an enduring attachment.

The discovery makes marmosets rather unique, the researchers say, noting that chimps and other great apes «not only don't take turns when they vocalize, they don't seem to vocalize much at all, period!»

Lemurs vocalize to essentially «groom - at - a-distance» and keep in touch when the group members they're closest with get separated such as when foraging for food, said first author Ipek Kulahci, who received her Ph.D. in ecology and evolutionary biology from Princeton.

«When hunting herring, the whales travel in large groups and vocalize a lot,» says Andrew Foote, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Copenhagen, and lead author of the new study.

But as the number of species we looked at grew, we had to totally change our perception of the role of superfast fibers in singing and the role they actually play in vocalizing.»

The film starts off with some awkward, painfully lame flashback scenes of Kyle's childhood and transitions into an opening act that is loaded with full - on patriotism that sees him go to war to get back at the people who brought suffering to our doorstep in the events of 9/11 (he was already enlisted, but if we believe the film that decision was also motivated by seeing news footage of American lives being taken), but one of the most interesting surprises is how balanced it eventually becomes and how we see the way that Kyle's actions negatively impact others and how even he begins to question his commitment to the cause, despite the fact that he would never vocalize it.

And Alan Cumming also pops up as the league's fashion designer, Ted, who vocalizes some of the challenges facing closet gays at the time.

... all of us at Educate78 included — have deep concerns about an administration that vocalizes anti-immigrant, anti-LGBTQ, anti-Muslim, and anti-POC sentiments.

Art, and how it could be used to help children with autism, was the topic of an art talk Tuesday evening at the Woodbury Art Museum, where three professionals who utilize art therapy talked about how children who have difficulties vocalizing needs can learn to use art to communicate.

The frustration felt and vocalized by several students was as much about their lack of ability and knowledge as it was directed at myself and the university.

Early signs of a possible urinary blockage may include straining to urinate but producing little to no urine, crying / vocalizing when urinating, small drops of blood, excessive licking at the prepuce or vulva, frequent trips in and out of the litter box (cats) or frequent need to go outdoors (dogs).

In other words, dogs who injure themselves digging through sheetrock are arguably much more likely to end up at a behavior clinic than those who simply vocalize or drool.

For your part, when barking or whining aggravates you, try really hard not to «bark» or whine back — which you're doing if you yell at or plead with your dog while he's vocalizing in this way.

Symptoms of CDS may include confusion, anxiety, standing and staring, vocalizing and activity at night when the pet would normally sleep, urinating or defecating in the house, getting stuck in corners or becoming more antisocial.

If your cat is vocalizes, misses the litter box, jumps in / out fast, or does not dig at the litter, there may be a medical issue or your cat does not like the litter.

For now, remember this: Your dog isn't angry with you for leaving or behaving out of spite when he scratches at the door, vocalizes, defecates or urinates: he's actually truly terrified of being left alone.

Barking and vocalizing (i.e., howling, whining) can be an indication that the dog is experiencing discomfort or anxiety at being left alone.

It is also common for hyperthyroid cats to exhibit increased vocalizing, particularly at night.

Also, some owners are good at reading cat body language and the cat simply doesn't need to vocalize quite so much.

Before you can arrive at such a generalization, you have to ask yourself first if you have been very observant of your dog's communication cues, both vocalized and body language.

So if your puppy is doing both, try to reward him mostly when he's close to you or looking at you and vocalizing — so that you become his focus, not the door.

It can increase their activity level (resulting, for example, in staring at objects, wandering aimlessly or vocalizing more) or decrease their activity level (leading to less self - care and poor appetite).

They seem to run in their sleep at times and often chatter and vocalize — they may be chasing an imaginary butterfly or lizard.

Strange behaviors in response to being touched, such as tail chasing, biting at the tail, flank and sides, running, jumping, vocalizing, and hissing.

Owners of hyperthyroid cats will frequently say that their pet is either vocalizing more or has changed the tone of their meows or cries, especially at night.

Dogs and cats quickly learn that their chances of a food reward are high if they scratch at the food pantry or vocalize for your attention.

If he vocalizes to you, affectionately rubs his cheeks on you, he's likely been socialized by people at some point in the past.»

But it's not unusual for a rescued dog to be anxious and ill at ease in his new home — pacing, vocalizing and the like.

Your senior cat's vocalizing can become a problem if she does it too often or at inappropriate times, like when you're sleeping.

For example, take the wormy Bichon that will not stand quietly for brushing no matter how soft a brush and how gentle your technique — it just struggles, vocalizes and bites at the brush.

At first, it was just in the backyard in response to their constant vocalizing.

She was in Blackfish Sound at the time, and half an hour later in front of the lab, where, the listeners swore, several of the orcas paused and floated at the surface, one of them clearly vocalizing in air, before carrying on.