Sentences with phrase «pincher dogs»

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While larger breed dogs such as the Doberman Pincher or Boxer tend to be at risk for cardiomyopathy.

The Boxer, Great Dane, all varieties of Schnauzer, Doberman Pincher, American Staffordshire Terriers, Pit Bull Terriers, Miniature Pinchers, Manchester Terrier, Bouvier des Flanders, and Affenpinschers, are the breeds of dogs that you would likely -LSB-...] Continue reading...

However, a couple hundred years ago it seems to have found its way into a prized male guard dog in Europe who had many offspring, including the ancestors of many European guard breeds such as Doberman Pinchers, St. Bernards, and Great Danes.

DNA verified as a mix of German Shepherd, Doberman Pincher and Australian Shepherd, and his Mom was a Rocket Dog too — a German Shepherd / Hound mix.

The Boxer, Great Dane, all varieties of Schnauzer, Doberman Pincher, American Staffordshire Terriers, Pit Bull Terriers, Miniature Pinchers, Manchester Terrier, Bouvier des Flanders, and Affenpinschers, are the breeds of dogs that you would likely consider cropping their ears.

Piper a Catahoula mix, Penny is a Doberman pincher and Dakota a Siberian Husky, the dogs share their home with two cats, Stevie and Spunky.

Although somewhat obscure, experts agree that the Doberman Pincher was developed in Germany in the 1900s to be guard dogs.

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Gender: Male Breed: Miniature Pincher Age: Est DOB: 12/2017 Dog friendly: Yes Cat friendly: Yes House trained: No Adoption Fee: $ 550 + tax

Pinchers: These are very intelligent and very emotional and active dogs.

Then a Doberman Pincher sets his sights for an audience, with another suit of black and brown perfection found on this palate of a dog's fur.

Pick up Beastro Bones, BonBons, a Cookie Box, and maybe a plush toy sure to satisfy all types of dogs, from the pickiest pincher to the tiniest terrier.

Bloat can affect any dog but it's more common in deep chested breeds like Great Danes, Doberman Pinchers and Boxers.

Breeds most often affected are Doberman Pinchers, Boxers, Dalmatians, Great Danes, and Irish Wolfhounds, but any large or giant breed dog can be affected.

They are the second and third most common tumors in ferrets and dogs respectively occurring most commonly in Golden and Labrador retrievers and Doberman pinchers.

Collies and Doberman Pinchers are most often affected by extra or missing teeth and usually have less than the normal 8 premolars which tends not to be a problem for the dog.

If a child steps on the foot of a miniature pincher or a Chihuahua, the dog could be injured and sometimes that's how a child gets bitten.

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The most commonly affected breeds are those with a large, deep chest, such as the Akita, Great Dane, German Shepherd and Doberman Pincher, though all dogs are at risk for developing this condition.

We have worked with small dogs like Pinchers and large breed dogs for example Boerboels and power breeds like Pit bulls.

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I'm penny pincher when it comes to dog food and my wife insisted on pampering all of our dogs with Freshpet.

I have nothing against black dogs however the majority of the black dogs I have met have all been aggressive ranging from poodles to miniature pincher's to chows.