Not exact matches
The problem is that his dog is aggressive, very aggressive, towards strangers and
other dogs, which isn't
characteristic of this
breed.
The Chow Chow, Great Pyrenees, Lhasa Apso, Basenji, Basset Hound, Borzoi, and many
other breeds have an ancient legacy and are obviously the result
of breeding for a particular set
of characteristics and qualities.
For example, the Puggle, the offspring
of a Pug / Beagle
breeding will be 50 percent Pug and 50 percent Beagle, but any
characteristic may resemble one parent dog more than the
other.
(Some
breeds of dogs — including Collies, Shetland Sheepdogs, some terriers, and Norwegian Elkhounds, for example — tend to bark more than
others, so potential buyers should take this
characteristic into consideration when looking for a pet.)
Just as close relatives shouldn't be judging each
other in contests, they shouldn't be
breeding with each
other — especially when the sole goal
of those overseeing the
breeding is to produce an offspring that accentuates some silly, and often unhealthy, physical
characteristic that the latest
breed standards deem «desirable.»
Unfortunately for most, for owners today this is a
characteristic that stuck with the
breed and they are known for being noisy dogs that aren't afraid to bark to get the attention
of their owner or
other companion animals.
Whilst this is a
characteristic of puppies in general, in the Weimaraner the urge to do this is typically greater than most
other breeds.
Cities, counties and towns throughout the US have defined «pit bull» as «a pit bull terrier, a Staffordshire bull terrier, an American Staffordshire terrier, an American pit bull terrier, any dog mixed with any
of these three
breeds, or a dog that has an appearance and physical
characteristics that are substantially similar to (these) dogs...» Until YOU are appointed to the US Supreme Court and succeed in getting the
other eight justices to hear a «pit bull» case and overturn this definition, it stands!
All
of these questions and more are important to consider before selecting a dog
breed, as each dog
breed has been
bred for certain
characteristics and therefore their temperament, energy levels, and
other instinctual behaviors will be present in your home.
However, as with any mixed
breeding, you are likely to get a dog that exhibits the
characteristics of one
breed over the
other, especially if the breeders are not using 100 % purebred animals in the first place.
But most
of our pedigree dog
breeds have
characteristics in common with several
other breeds, and are therefore placed together with those
other breeds in one
of our dog
breed groups.
Although these pooches are both small in stature, each
breed has unique
characteristics, including the coat and appearance
of the dogs to distinguish them from the
other.
Regardless
of all the
other characteristics, you'd be wise to pick a
breed that is easily trained, without a lot
of risk
of serious health problems, and good with children.
Originally
bred as gun dogs, they are more aloof than
other types
of retrievers with a
characteristic coat.
Theres a slew
of other adoptable dogs with the wonderful
characteristics you champion, that do nt have 100 yrs
of intentionally
bred hardwired instincts to kill your neighbors beloved pets.
Something about that adorable body shape paired with
characteristics of other breeds (in this case, a chow) is what makes this particular mix so unique.
Designer dogs first appear back in the 1980s and often blended the non-shedding
characteristics of a Poodle with
other popular
breeds.
Head over to AKC
Breeds and Groups to learn more about your dog's
characteristics and behavior to equip you with the knowledge
of their genetic heritage and have plans in place for how you handle digging, chewing and
other problems.
Knowledge
of the
characteristics and appearances
of common
breeds of dogs, cats, and
other domestic animals.
A
breed is the combination
of characteristics of a domestic cat that the CFA agrees to recognize as distinct from all
other breeds.
We can take as a general definition that the animals in the specified group have a set
of recognizable
characteristics that make them unique from
other breeds and that are reproduced reliably in their offspring.
(This is a
breed that will lovingly guard a baby lamb, but, if a predator poses a threat, a Pyr will generally dispatch the danger in a fierce and lightening - like manner) In
other words, if
bred, raised, and treated correctly, this is not a dog to fear, but one to treat with respect and understanding
of traits that are naturally
characteristic.
Feists have a consistent set
of characteristics that reliably differentiate them from
other dog types and
breeds.
But most
of our pedigree dog
breeds have
characteristics in common with several
other breeds, and are therefore placed together -LSB-...]
Originally Molossers were
bred with a range
of other dogs that resulted in varied
breed characteristics found today in the various bully - type
breeds.
I usually prefer to call the TWS the «Tweed water dog,» because its
characteristics were more similar to the St. John's water dog and retrievers than
other breeds of water spaniel.
They may take on more
characteristics of one
of the
breeds than the
other or they may be just about an equal mixture
of both.
My point about pit bulls in general is that they WERE selectively
bred to have heightened prey drive / aggression towards
other dogs and that they retain this
characteristic (as do many
breeds and
of course many individual dogs).
To judge the Irish, one must prioritize those
characteristics which speak to the essence
of this
breed and which set it apart from
others in the Terrier group.
● For 93 percent
of adopters and 78 percent
of purchasers, a pet's
characteristics (such as health, size, temperament and compatibility with
other animals and children), were more important than
breed.
That quality has been downplayed for
other breeds in favor
of other characteristics like the ability to track or hunt game, or to fight
other animals.
There are
characteristics that tend to be a combination
of both
breeds, rather than just being picked from one or the
other.
The
other breed in your Terrier Mix can temper these qualities, depending on the
characteristics of the
breed.
Unfortunately, these
breeds suffer from great popularity, which leads to
breeding dogs
of less - than - optimum temperament and perpetuates overly shy, aggressive, or neurotic
characteristics that often overpower the sweet temperaments
of a Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever, Collie, or
other mild - mannered dog.
Mixing these two
breeds can influence temperament, adaptability, and a number
of other characteristics.
Therefore, any dog
bred by EQ Bostons that is sold on full registration must only be
bred according to this standard and may NOT be
bred to dogs with disqualifying
characteristics, including but not limited to: splash markings, any
other color besides black, brindle and seal, any color not accepted by BTCA even if covered by a brindle pattern, a dog not possessing the required markings, over marked dogs, dogs with blue or any trace
of blue in its eyes, any dog with serious conformational faults.
The gentle nature
of Huskies remains one
of the defining
characteristics of the
breed that stands out from the
other sled dog
breeds.
Heterochromia does not cause blindness and is caused by in -
breeding, obviously 1000s
of years ago, in the arctic there were no
other lines to
breed from, so it became a standard
characteristic of the
breed.
Certain
breeds of dogs, in our experience, have a higher likelihood
of injury in a free range environment than
other dogs due to
breed / physical
characteristics, demeanor and play style.
For example, Golden Retrievers and Labrador Retrievers are often acquired because they are known for being easily trained, enjoying an active life, and loving children, but a poorly -
bred dog
of either
breed may be hyperactive, bull - headed, and snappish, or have
other inherited behavior or health
characteristics that make it a poor choice for a family.
These hybrids take on some
of the
characteristics of either parent
breed, so one might suit your situation better than the
other would.
Angular limb deformities have become desired genetic
characteristics of certain
breeds, such as the Bassett Hound, Corgi, Dachshund and
others.
• Staffordshire Bull Terrier
breed of dogs • American Staffordshire Terrier
breed of dogs • American Pit Bull Terrier
breed of dogs or dogs that exhibit the
characteristics of a Pit Bull more than any
other breed of dog
Sadly, selectively
breeding for flatter and flatter faces, and for the
characteristic «screw» tail that the pug shares with several
other flat faced (brachycephalic)
breeds, has had serious consequences for these lovely little dogs, which we will discuss in the health section
of this article.
In
other breeds such as the Miniature Schnauzer, both hair coat texture and hair color are defining
characteristics of our
breed.
I've found body language to be really important and one reason why dogs
of the same
breed characteristics may tend to like each
other.
Others believe the Bulldog is
of purely British origin, developed from British stock and carefully
bred over generations to achieve its current
breed characteristics.
A few
other breeds were perfected thousands
of years ago and, while their
characteristics have been maintained at least in part by human selection, they have changed little since their beginnings and so fall into the pariah group.
Westgarth herself thus repeated one
of the shibboleths most often associated with underestimating and understating the damage from a dog attack, conflating the bites
of most dog
breeds with the all - out multi-bite mauling and shaking
characteristic of pit bulls and
other «bully»
breeds.
Scattered throughout the book are snippets about
other dogs» exploits as well as the history, habits and
characteristics of various
breeds.