Sentences with phrase «other breeders run»

Not exact matches

There are often dozens of other pups on the breeder's premises, and they are kept in kennel runs adjacent to one another, where they can be seen, barked at incessantly, and / or goaded into dashing competitions, or display - of - fierceness contests.

With other breeds, obedience has been less important and breeders have carefully chosen dogs that have a good nose, such as the Bloodhound, or that can run extremely fast, for example the racing Greyhound.

Automatic Fail: If a breeder advertises any other color of puppies, including but not limited to taupe, fawn, tan, chocolate, or black, run the other way.

There is an easier way to put your breeder's work out there, and it can definitely complement any other promotion you currently run.

Remember there is no crystal ball, if a breeder gives you all these false promises RUN... run the other way.

Dog breeders aren't the techiest and geekiest people; some are older than average while others simply don't know how to properly setup and run their kennel website.

First you have to track your bitch's cycle, then carefully tend to your dogs while they breed so they don't hurt each other (you know, the ever popular «rape stand» you see floating around on the hate pages - while not actually nearly as popular as people like to think, some breeders are more comfortable using these stands because they prevent the bitch from running off and seriously injuring the male).

Shyness can be learned from the mother's behavior, and dog breeders see that boldness runs in certain bloodlines, while timidity and shyness run in others.

Pets Playhouse has revealed that one of their breeders to be none other than «Maple Tree Kennels» of Alta Vista, Iowa, which is run by JoAnna and Marvin Newswanger.

His story goes something like this: after 1 1/2 years in the hands of an Oklahoma backyard breeder who had finally run out of funds to feed the dogs, seeing the condition of Max and several other Shelties, Arizona Sheltie Rescue felt they had to step in.

As other states such as Missouri, New York and Pennsylvania have found, Ohio is unlikely to be rid of its puppy mills without a clear definition of the breeders that are regulated, aggressive enforcement that includes more than a biennial inspection by the state, a ban on dog auctions, and clear, high standards of care such as sheltering in reasonably sized kennels instead of cages, unfettered access to exercise areas where dogs can run, regular veterinary care and the like.