Sentences with phrase «as a hunting dog from»

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The shooting death of one escaped killer brought new energy to the three - week hunt for his jailbreak partner as helicopters, search dogs and hundreds of law enforcement officers converged on a wooded area 30 miles from the upstate New York prison that...

He is hunted as would a fox outrunning a band of harrier dogs, pursued especially by a group of young radicals like James Quinn (Killian Scott) and Sean (Barry Keoghan)-- who in turn are considered troublemakers by the older Boyle (David Wilmot) who fears repercussions from a large British force if casualties result.

The first Thing DVD didn't really contain much additional music from Ennio Morricone's score: aside from the «dog hunt» music that played under the film's main titles, the old MCA album and Varese CD have the same tracks; a few on the DVD aren't as tightly positioned or cross-mixed to form suites, but the contents are 95 % identical to the commercial album.

In Hickory Doc's Tales, Doc shares a host of humorous stories from his important role as a hunting dog, and he narrates what life is like at the kennel.

There is a vast array of other great hunting dogs you can choose from as well.

Mary has trained dogs for police work, as well as hunting, herding and therapy work.She and her Grand Champion Australian Shepherd Tanner have received many commendations from the several different Veterans Associations for their therapy work.

Her new owner decided not to pick her up from the shelter as it was sadly clear she could no longer be a hunting dog and he didn't want the responsibility.

These two aims are not necessarily distinct from one another as training towards at least the minimum standards required for a successful trial dog will produce a superior hunting companion that the owner will enjoy for many seasons.

The Jack Russell Terrier is still built as a dog that is intended for hunting and the tradition of docking the tail so it may serve as a handle to hold while pulling a ratting dog from a hole is still intact today (although rarely done for practicality it is mostly done for the look of it.)

It is the result of crossing dogs that came from the Newfoundland with the Irish setter, it has excellent qualities for hunting and as a pet dog, it likes children a lot.

I have had Cane Corso's for almost 10 yrs The first one I got had her ears cropped I admit I like the look but I will not put a dog through an Unnecessary surgery just to get a look I have had 3 dogs with ears intake for 6 yrs and I haven't had ear infections I clean my dogs ears on a regular basis Gook in ears are diet related Usually related to grain found in crappy dog food Like corn & wheat And yes cropped ears need to be cleaned too Also dogs with cropped ears hate the rain as it Gets in their ears easily I do believe in tail cropping if it's done before day 3 These dogs never stop wagging their tails & it really hurts when they hit you There was a reason the Italians did tails & ears It was to protect the dogs from the wild boar they were hunting Today it purely «the Look»

The American Water Spaniel was developed as an all - around hunting dog, bred to retrieve from skiff or canoes, as they were sometimes referred to as the «Skiff dog».

Cute name ideas for female hunting dogs, pointers, retrievers, spaniels and more, from history and mythology as well as film and literature.

It has been used as a water retriever hunting dog (the traditional Poodle clip, although peculiar - looking, actually serves to protect the dog's joints and organs from the dangers of swimming in cold water), a guide dog, a guard dog, a military dog, a companion dog, and even a circus performer.

the store owners lie when they say their dogs come from the best breeders in the country, all the dogs at petland come form hunt and the owners have not clue where hunt gets them and they don't care as long as they can sell them for three time what you would pay if you went to a reputable akc registered breeder.

Early depictions of dogs resembling the Chow Chow appear in pottery and paintings from the Han Dynasty (206 BC to 22 AD) and it is said that one Chinese emperor actually kept 2,500 pairs of Chows as hunting dogs!

Aside from being loyal companions, labs also serve as therapy dogs, guide dogs, hunting dogs, drug and substance detection and more!

In spite of his youthful history, the Labrala has some pretty ancient lineage that includes the Labrador retriever who dates back to 19th century Newfoundland where he was used as a working dog on fishing boats as well as the Vizsla who comes from Hungary and dates back almost a thousand years where he was used for hunting in Central Europe.

With its first use as hunting rats, it's apparent that the Toy Fox Terrier was not only a show dog from its early days, but actually be of some use around the house and yard to get tasks done.

This medium - sized sighthound originates from Central Africa where it was used as a hunting dog.

A poodle is considered a hunting and birding dog; a companion dog is defined as a breed of dog whose purpose is limited to companionship — companion dogs do no make good hunters, birders, guard dogs, herd dogs, sled dogs or perform any other useful function to the owner's, aside from companion ship.

An elegant, lightly built hunting dog from Africa, the Basenji is known as the «Barkless Dog» due to his making a noise that sounds like a yodel when excitdog from Africa, the Basenji is known as the «Barkless Dog» due to his making a noise that sounds like a yodel when excitDog» due to his making a noise that sounds like a yodel when excited.

Its affable nature, loyal and helpful disposition, ideal size and strength for assisting people in everything from search - and - rescue to hunting to service animal has kept the Labrador as the top dog.

The precautions I see for keeping vermin seperate from dogs is as much for safety of dog and handler as for safety of the pest being hunted.

Breed fanciers describe their favorite as a strain of fox terrier, kept pure from the early days, much as fanciers of some hunting breeds have continued field strains of their breeds that today differ from the dogs seen in the show ring.

Hand signals are also heavily used when training dogs from a distance, such as in directing a hunting dog to retrieve a downed bird, training a dog to compete in a utility obedience competition or asking a herding dog to move the flock.

Originally bred to retrieve from water, the modern Labrador Retriever has proven to be one of the most versatile breeds, excelling in hunt tests and field trials, in obedience and agility events, and also as service dogs.

Within 53 years of Dutch colonisation in Southern Africa and the origins of the wagon - trekking boers later known as Afrikaners, who converted vast stretches of wild veld into farmland, hunted for meat and defended their cattle herds, staff, and homesteads from lion, the Europeans were using these local dogs themselves.

Many make exceptional pets, but no matter which of the hound dogs you keep as a pet, they all have the inborn instinct that comes from being hunting dogs.

The development of the Yorkshire Terrier started as settlers came from Scotland to Yorkshire in the 1800's to work in the textile mills and mines, bringing with them their little dogs that hunted rats and served as their companions living with them in their homes.

Training Necessities Anyone with a dog that hunts waterfowl knows that to get and to keep a duck and goose retriever in good working order takes lots of training from the beginning to the end of a dog's career as a hunter.

The long coat offered the dog protection from the weather and the dangerous animals such as the badger, fox, and weasel that he hunted.

When humans were first working with dogs and keep them as companions, they served the purpose of helping us to hunt and alerting us to and / or protecting us from danger.

Great Danes were developed from Irish Wolfhounds, mastiffs and greyhounds to create a dog that could hunt boar and serve as a guardian during the 1300s.

Originally Siberian Huskies were bred to help hunt reindeer but as the climate became colder in the region people needed dogs to haul belongings from one place to another in search of food, thus Siberian Huskies were developed to become competent sled dogs able to pull loads in harsh environments on little food.

Bred as a hunting dog that could flush game from the field, the springer spaniel is lively and athletic.

The ancestors of our domestic canines, wolves and wild dogs, live in a pack, hunt as a team and raise their young with assistance from others within the family.

History: Aussies have an origin from Australia and are known as a ratter - type of dog whose purpose was to hunt vermin, be watchdogs and herd sheep.

History: Affenpinschers have an origin from Germany and are known as a «Schnauzer» ratter - type of dog whose purpose was to hunt and kill rats.

Some Labs were taken from Newfoundland to Britain, where the second Earl of Mamesbury used them as hunting dogs to retrieve downed fowl.

Active athletes (agility dogs, surfing dogs, dock - diving dogs, weight pulling dogs), show dogs, working dogs (police, arson, search and rescue K - 9s), sled dogs, hunting dogs, herding dogs, AND large breed dogs, as well, will benefit from the addition of Glucosamine to their daily regimen.

As hunting evolved from a necessity to a leisure pastime, dogs became an integral part of the sport.

Developed from war hounds into a dog used for hunting and guarding, the Irish wolfhound is ancient and may have been brought to Ireland as far back as 7000 B.C. Though their primary use was hunting, today's dogs are fairly quiet and reserved, intelligent and easygoing.

Its primary difference from the other coursing dogs is its long coat, which was developed to insulate the dog from the cold and protect it from scrapes as it hunted on rocky slopes.

It is not until the late 14th century that Gaston De Foix, a rich and powerful lord of Southern France who was a warrior famous for his hunting feats, wrote his immortal hunting classic «Livre de Chasse» (Book of the Chase) in 1387, in which he describes hunting dogs in their work as quartering in front of the master, flushing game and retrieving from land and water - all very like the behaviour and work of the English Springer Spaniel we know and admire today.

Referred to by its admirers as noble, this was a popular hunting dog during the Renaissance and was often given as a gift from Italian government officials to VIP's in other countries such as France and Spain.

This large, muscular dog originates from Argentina where it's utilized to hunt large animals such as boar and puma.

Some credit Spain as the origin of hunting dogs that work thickets and flush their game, with the breed name derived from the French word for Spaniard.

The American Cocker Spaniel was developed from the English Cocker Spaniel breed and transported to the United States to serve as a hunting dog.

Older animals, and those let outside such as outdoor cats and hunting dogs can be very difficult to train away from eating smaller pets.