Sentences with phrase «as breeding stock»

Even if they are not used as breeding stock, they add to our knowledge of the gene pool, and the incidence of inherited eye diseases.

When a dog is deemed too old or too slow to turn a profit, they're often euthanized or sold as breeding stock for the future generation of racing dogs.

I only sell my best animals as breeding stock, so availability is limited and seasonal.

Not every animal makes the cut to be sold as breeding stock, so we are also happy to offer delicious meat for sale to feed our community.

We offer live animals for sale as breeding stock with complete pedigree.

Those same faults would remove it from consideration as breeding stock.

These dogs are considered to have an autoimmune disease, and would not be recommended as breeding stock.

Right now, hundreds of thousands of adult dogs, used as breeding stock, are suffering on the «production lines» in puppy mills.

First, dogs may not develop signs until late in life, making it difficult to avoid using affected animals as breeding stock.

The demand for birds as pets or as breeding stock for captive breeding is the driving force behind the cruel trade in wild - caught birds.

Stud dogs or bitches who produce offspring of consistently poor quality in their first two breedings have no value as breeding stock and should not be bred again.

Private dog rehoming through advertisements online or in the local paper is not advisable unless you can thoroughly check the potential owner and never offer your four - legged friend free of charge, many «free to good home» pets have been obtained as breeding stock for puppy farms, abused, even used as bait for dog - fighting and although most people who reply to these adverts are genuine you can not be sure and it is not worth taking the risk.

As we succeed in our work to put an end to puppy mills, what will happen to the adult mill dogs currently imprisoned as breeding stock in puppy mills across America?

Also those Cairn Terriers and Cairn Terrier mixes who have been used as breeding stock by so called puppy mills and backyard breeders.

Brood bitch Also known as breeding stock.

In other words, Bell contends that, while some of her dogs may have been pet or companion animals, she had other dogs, such as breeding stock, which were never intended to be enjoyed as present or future pets either by her or another person...

American Kennel Club - registered dogs compete in shows that include conformation, where purebred dogs compete against each other and are evaluated as breeding stock, and obedience, field and agility trials, where canine athletes get their moment to behave and shine.

If you want to maintain a breeding kennel, it can not be stated too strongly that keeping infected dogs is not advised — not only as breeding stock, but they could continue to infect new animals.

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 other dogs were done with Debra Pratt's mill and their life as breeding stock, but unfortunately were heading off to other puppy mills.

Over the last several years, DVGRR has developed significant expertise in the area of rehabilitating and re-homing Goldens, Doodles, Labs, and dogs with «hearts of Gold» that have been used as breeding stock at mass breeding facilities, commonly known as puppy mills.

National Puppy Mill Project (NPMP) arose from founder Cari Meyers» vision that ending puppy mills and the inhumane treatment of dogs used as breeding stock could be better accomplished as a collaborative effort.

Stud dogs or brood bitches who produce offspring of consistently poor quality or with genetic problems known to be inherited in the breed are therefore of no value as breeding stock and should not be used again, except in breedings directed towards test mating or health research.

Cloning animals is currently too expensive to be practical for food production, but farmers could clone top - quality animals as breeding stock.

On occasion, a mismarked harl pup will be used as breeding stock for future harl litters with success.

Commercial puppy - breeders (puppy mills) take advantage of this to maximize profit at the expense of the welfare of the dogs used as breeding stock, inhumanely confined and forced to breed continuously.

NPMP's mission is to end commercial puppy - breeding (puppy mills) and the inhumane treatment of dogs used as breeding stock.

Puppy mills are inhumane commercial puppy - breeding facilities that value profits over the health or well - being of the dogs used as breeding stock.

NPMP is a coalition of independent grassroots animal welfare organizations and independent animal welfare advocates from across the country, working towards a common mission of ending puppy mills and the inhumane treatment of dogs used as breeding stock.

Sylvia Lymer of Lymrey sold us a couple of nice girls, but they did not work out as breeding stock.

It was not until 1892 that the Swiss fancier Franz Schertenleib attempted to find good specimens to be used as breeding stock.

There are over 4,300 working guide dogs in the U.K and over 2,500 more at any one time being used as breeding stock or in training.

They were bred to hunt varmints and, originally, only those dogs that were brave enough to fight badgers were used as breeding stock.

His quest began in 1970, when he began acquiring the largest specimens of rat terriers that he could find to use as breeding stock.

In addition, affected dogs and their littermates should not be used as breeding stock.

Selecting dogs as breeding stock that have healthy teeth and gums seems to lessen the incidence of gum disease in the puppies.

National Puppy Mill Project (NPMP) is a nonprofit organization committed to ending commercial puppy - breeding (puppy mills) and the inhumane treatment of dogs used as breeding stock.

Herps kept as pets or as breeding stock should be given as much space to move about as is feasibly possible.