Sentences with phrase «when breeders»

When breeders use the term, it's a red flag that they've placed an emphasis on size, rather than health.

History and Facts: The German Hunt Terrier originated in the 1920s in Germany when breeders crossed the Welsh Terrier and Old English Black - and - Tan Terrier — then mixed the result with the English Fox Terrier.

What bothers me is when breeders and rescues are like, «The dog MUST be returned to us.»

In fact, they even found that when breeders cross two breeds that are prone to the same disorders, chances that their offspring would suffer from these problems were increased.

This happens when breeders focus on appearance much more than temperament and trainability.

When breeders follow through with a pup's basic care and training, these dogs readily make the adjustment to life with their new families.

I ended up getting Tek by chance when the breeders came around for thier post-purchase house checks and realized he was getting seriously mistreated.

The breed was fairly rare until the early 1900s, when breeders Franz Schertenlieb and Albert Heim collected enough of the animals to revitalize the breed.

While his background may be historic, the Schweenie himself is only 30 or 40 years old, dating back to when breeders first began crossing pure - bred dogs to create pups that were free of the health issues impacting their pure - bred parents.

The Malamoodle likely originated in the 1980s when breeders first began crossing various breeds to develop dogs that were smaller, hypo - allergenic or simply gentler variations on some of the more popular breeds.

Although his lineage has been centuries in the making, the Sco - Shi himself likely only dates back to the 1980s when breeders first began crossing pure - bred dogs to create pups free from many of the health issues of their pure - bred parents.

In spite of this historic background, the Shorgi himself likely appeared in the 1980s when breeders first began crossing pure - bred dogs to create pups that were free of the health issues that plagued their pure - bred parents.

We're hoping when breeders see their peers participating, they'll want to join the program.»

These shows are sometimes derided as «beauty contests,» but when breeders and other exhibitors bring good dogs to be evaluated and judges understand the breed standard and purpose, these shows highlight the dogs that are suitable as breeding stock to produce the next generation of puppies.

The bull terrier breed came about around 1835, when breeders in England crossbred an old English terrier with a bulldog, which later got crossbred with the Spanish pointer.

When breeders select for these so - called rare colors they neglect often other more important considerations.

It IS about making money when breeders dump the older dogs in order to get younger models.

On the other hand, breeders who are producing mixed breeds might have a bias against purebreds because they believe the rate of inbreeding and line breeding in a closed gene pool (when breeders stick to only breeding dogs registered with a specific kennel club, that breed's gene pool is most likely closed) will create a genetic bottleneck.

When breeders combine yellow dragons with red dragons they will often produce dragons that are golden in appearance.

The answer is simple, Yorkshire Terrier is actually an official and recognized breed, and still there is a chance for smaller dogs to be registered as a purebred when breeders are purposely trying to produce puppies that are smaller than the standard.

When breeders want to produce such small dogs, they choose for mating dam and sire, which are both undersized.

When some breeders pursue traditional, function - based goals while others breed to produce show dogs, pets, or dogs used for a different kind of function a significant divergence in type and behavior can arise between the different strains within the breed.

When breeders screen their breeding stock to produce healthier puppies, problems are less likely to crop up.

«When breeders no longer have a need for their animals, the problem lands squarely on the shoulders of local shelters,» said Half - way Home's Latisha Duffy.

When breeders discuss goals the catchphrases «improving the breed» and «striving for perfection» are all but routine.

The bull mastiff breed was founded in around the 19th century when breeders in England crossed the bulldog with the mastiff.

It will collate and disseminate information for genetic diseases and health screenings, becoming a valuable resource for future generations, often times when breeders disappear so do health records.

The Shar - Poo is a Designer Dog so likely dates back to the 1980s or 1990s when breeders first began mixing 2 different pure - bred dogs to produce puppies with the ideal traits of the parent breeds such as smaller, hypo - allergenic, gentler and often healthier than the parent breeds.

He likely dates back just 30 or 40 years to when breeders first began crossing pure - bred dogs to create pups that were free of the health issues impacting their pure - bred parents.

In spite of this impressive lineage, the Pug Zu himself likely dates back to the 1980s when breeders first began crossing pure - bred dogs to produce pups free from many of the health issues of their pure - bred parents.

The German Sheppweiler is considered a designer dog and likely dates back to the 1980s or 90s when breeders first begin mixing pure - bred dogs to produce puppies that carried the desired traits of both parent breeds — typically a healthier, smaller, hypo - allergenic or gentler form of a popular breed.

The Lionhead rabbit's origin started in Belgium when breeders decided to mate a Swiss Fox with a Netherland Dwarf.

When breeders don't want to create a website of their own, they use puppy broker websites like the one depicted in the story above to easily sell puppies online.

To pursue further recognition as the variety becomes populous enough and when breeders have demonstrated that they are breeding sound, consistently typey dogs of the correct instinct and temperament;

The modern Maltese came into development during the 17th and 18th centuries when breeders decided to improve the breed by breeding it down in size.

Hip dysplasia is somewhat prevalent among Border Collies, especially when breeders don't score their breeding stock.

History and Facts: This breed originated when breeders wanted a «smaller» Grand Bleu de Gascogne that would be better suited to hunt small quarry.

So this is when breeders had the sick idea to exaggerate this characteristic to make the breed stand out even more.

It was almost ruined by poor breeding practices in the late 1800s when breeders exaggerated the dog's natural length and weight.

Based on records kept by the American Kennel Club, it came to be at the turn of the 20th century when breeders first crossed Yorkies with Australian Terriers.

They were created when breeders tried to develop a new breed of miniature Bulldogs, but because the Toy Bulldogs were never very healthy or fertile, they were never fully recognised as a breed.

«When breeders make crosses to develop new varieties, they are seeking new combinations of alleles that are better suited to the agricultural environment or market for the crop product,» Close explained.

That's because when breeders got increased branching as they improved other traits, they wound up with too many flowers and most fell off before the fruit formed.

Consider their actions of citing without inspecting, We would like to understand how citing without inspecting is out of control, especially when the breeder refused to allow access to their facilities — illegal searches of breeders who do not fall under the regulations (what illegal searches?)

They selected a puppy from a facility in Yukon and were taking care of the paperwork when the breeder asked Bain to look at a 6 - month - old dog.

The selective breeding changed a lot after 1901, when the breeder Frank Jones brought from Ireland a small dog that hunted rats.

Abby (was Penny)- Penny is a very sweet girl who came to our group when her breeder owner passed away.

At least, that's what happens when a breeder takes her work as seriously as Rupke does.

If you see a related or identical pedigree and the breeder is unable to provide you with an intelligent response about why this was done, this is very likely a sign of an unplanned breeding (between litter mates or mothers and sons, or fathers to daughters, etc.) and most often, results when a breeder isn't careful about their breeding practices.

When the breeder returned to the states, she provided me 4 boxes of Honest Kitchen to try under the recommendation from someone in her SAR Group and I was so very grateful.