Are these statements about the associations of animals in English correct? When a statement is wrong, rewrite the sentence and correct it. Otherwise leave blank.

1. If you say someone has a dog's life, you think they have an easy life.
2. If you call a businessman a snake, you trust him.
3. If you say someone's hair is mousy, you mean it is dark brown and strikingly attractive.
4. If you say someone is being ratty, you mean they are irritable.
5. If you say someone can be catty, you mean they tend to be lazy.
6. If you say something is fishy, you mean it is suspicious.
7. If you call someone a sheep, you mean they are very independent-minded.
8. If you say that someone is hawk-eyed, you mean that they have very big eyes.