Sentences with phrase «overly aggressive breeding»

Overly aggressive breeding programs to remove the gene mutation may create a bottleneck effect, possibly increasing the risk of other diseases and eliminating other desirable qualities of the breed.

Not exact matches

In some it manifests as aggressive, overly rigid, or controlling behavior, in others it breeds a victim mentality, neediness, and lack of direction or self - esteem to stand up and take positive action.

Dogs that might be smaller, or «toy breeds», can get more leniency with overly excitable, anxious, or even aggressive behaviors, because of their size.

The Mountain Cur is sometimes called an overly aggressive dog, but the fact is, this is a dog bred to hunt - and provided he has a job, he's a loving, and easy to train canine companion.

If your animal is untrustworthy around people, overly aggressive to people, excitable, or is a fear - biter, do not breed it.

Puppies should be raised, like many other breeds, to be properly socialized and to understand their boundaries — but generally the personality of Afghan Hounds will not be an overly aggressive or dominant one.

Sometimes, this breed can be overly protective and aggressive.

Important Notice: Due to insurance restrictions and for the safety of all owners and their dogs no overly aggressive dogs or breeds — such as pit bulldogs — are allowed in class.

Faults in the breed include shyness, disinterest, overly aggressive, lack of muscle tone, and lack of stamina or lung reserve.

Even if you love your dog very much, and can forgive its faults of temperament, do not breed overly timid or aggressive dogs.

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.

Use restraint in breeding dogs or bitches with temperament defects, including overly shy or aggressive dogs.

However, regardless of which breed you choose, it is vital that your puppy receive early training and socialization so as to limit the chances of your dog becoming aggressive or overly tentative.

A dog that is overly shy or aggressive is disqualified this is part of the breed standard and anyone breeding for that standard selects not only on conformation but those things inside the dog.

Some mixed breed dogs are friendly with strangers and some are suspicious (they should never be overly aggressive if properly trained).