Sentence examples for pet psychologist from inspiring English sources

The Clintons should try harder -- perhaps a pet psychologist.

The singer is currently expecting her first children with husband Nick Cannon but is so worried about the psychological impact their birth will have on the couple's four Jack Russell terriers - JJ, Cha-Cha, Dolomite and Jackie Lambchops - she has taken them to a pet psychologist.

"More pertinently, as Swiss pet psychologist Ziegfield proposed in his 1938 existentialist study, Lait de Sipping d'une Cuvette Vide, once a kitten is convinced its owners are not interacting with them on a deeply fulfilling level, for example, replacing affection and generous belly rubs with small talk and cheap attention, they become irrevocably misanthropic and depressed.

But can anyone really imagine that well-adjusted, healthy people rearrange their life habits and pay good money to consult pet psychics and pet psychologists so that they may treat their pets with mood-altering drugs?

The hotels offers welcome amenities for your furry friends -- like plush bedding, food and water bowls, toys, and treats -- as well as access to special services such as pet massage, dog walkers, pet acupuncture, doggie room service, and -- Fido's favorite -- pet psychics and pet psychologists.

And Alan Williams as both the dog-petting psychologist and the singing military policeman makes the absurd seem hilariously plausible.

Using positron emission tomography (PET), the psychologist Richard Haier found that people who perform better on conventional intelligence tests often show less activation in relevant portions of the brain than do those who perform less well.

I'll leave it at that, but I will say that if you think Fido seems a little depressed, before you go spending thousands on a dog psychologist or pet whisperer, try Whistle.

Elie Godsi, a Midland-based clinical psychologist, has had pets all his life.

Kathleen Doorbar, a psychologist in north Wales, believes that pets can give people something to live for: "It's important to have something living in your home.

Psychologists long ago confirmed what most pet owners feel in their bones: that for some people bonds with animals are every bit as strong as those with other humans.