Sentences with phrase «about one's breed»

Dog shows are also a great way for the general public to learn about a breed of dog they might be interested in owning.

If you are here, you want to know more about breeding dogs ethically and successfully.

If you would like more information about a specific breed of dog, we have brochures with information about each breed of dog.

You have told me everything I need to know about the breed as well.

Learn about your this breed of dog with our extensive breed profile.

What one person or even a vet says about a breed may be erroneous.

However, if the staff is not knowledgeable about each breed it sells, the very fact that variety is available is useless to the purchaser.

I highly recommend this book for anyone who breeds dogs or is thinking about breeding dogs.

You should be given ample opportunity to ask questions about the breed in general and the breeder's dogs in particular.

I understand the love and affection that a pet can provide, but they should be educated about the breed before bringing it into a community setting.

Learn facts about each breed and hilarious puppy antics.

Breed rescue groups exist for just about every breed possible.

If you don't care about where those puppies end up, who ends up with them, or how many there are out there already, you don't care about this breed.

Please read about the breeds before applying - Training in mandatory.

In addition to being in the right place, what we know about the breed standard and how it is interpreted is paramount to the process.

We advocate responsible pit bull ownership and educate the public about breed specific legislation.

Those who are willing to learn more about these breeds before adding them to their household.

I'd look more for a breed club that appears to consider educating people about their breed as a critical value of their web site.

There was a lack of knowledge about this breed.

If you have your heart set on a particular breed and it isn't available, ask about breed rescue groups.

Frequently this breeder knows little about the breed history or the accepted breed standard and knows even less about grooming and care.

In this article, you'll learn more about breed specific legislation and your German Shepherd.

These people have limited education about the breed standards.

She also aims to educate people about the breed and how they are a lifestyle choice in hopes that fewer dogs will wind up needing rescue.

This breeder usually knows little to nothing about the breed standard and a little less about how to properly raise a litter.

(Rescue) I didn't know anything about the breed at the time.

However, content is king and you should write original articles about your breed, your experiences and what your goals are.

Information about breed history, characteristics and standard, as well as puppy selection, feeding, training, preventative health care and behavior of the breed.

Try to learn as much as possible about your breed in specific and about dogs in general.

Potential dog owners should also do the necessary research about breeds before making the commitment to introduce a pet into the family.

Learn more about the breed so you can make an informed decision about whether bringing this type of canine into your home is right for you.

A breeder who cares enough about the breed to insist on these is likely to be a responsible breeder.

Most times, a breeder will have a good working relationship with their vet, and that vet will know something about the breed.

Read about each breed by clicking on the breed you are interested in.

Many books about breed characteristics have been written, some of them based on valid scientific surveys and research.

We'll never stop people from breeding dogs so continuing to educate the public about breeding practices is first and for most our goal in reducing the ever growing doggie population.

It's important to ask the right questions and be honest about the breed.

Because there are many Pit Bull myths about breed aggression, it only stands that there's one about guarding.

Please read on to learn more about breed discrimination and find out how you can take proven, effective steps to combat it.

As an Obedience Instructor and Breed Selection Consultant for 40 years, I give you my honest opinions about the breed — I hold nothing back.

Many of your questions should be generated from the reading you have done about the breed.