Sentences with phrase «as hunting dogs with»

The English Springer spaniel was bred around the turn of the 19th century as a hunting dog with an expertise at «springing» to flush out game bird — hence his practical moniker.

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The hard core of this segment of the sport is a passionately dedicated army of «single houndmen» — farmers, weekend hunters, city workers with a hobby — who own just one or two hounds and enjoy them as pets and hunting dogs.

The election of the Coalition Government in May 2010 reignited the debate, with the RSPCA warning of «a real threat» that the ban on hunting with dogs could be overturned as the new coalition government had promised MPs a free vote on the issue.

Although all forms of hunting are controversial, fox hunting was the most widespread form of hunting with dogs, and as such, has been the focus of public and political attention.

It was considered native, wild, and associated with Aboriginal people as a domestic dog, perhaps as a guard dog or hunting dog.

To build a stronger case for dogs as hunting companions, she says she'd want to see something like a change in dog breeds over time, with a shift toward characteristics that would make them larger and swifter — and thus better hunters.

Dogs aren't known for their picky taste in food, but some pups go beyond the normal trash hunting and start rooting around in poop, whether it be their own Dating is a stage of romantic relationships in humans whereby two people meet socially with the aim of each assessing the other's suitability as a

That's pretty well all that defines his character (along with his tracking dog named Tracker) and almost as soon as he's introduced, he pulls out a sniper rifle and starts hunting Bernal and co. like big game.

No Country stars Josh Brolin as Llewelyn Moss, a welder who stumbles upon a group of vehicles filled with and surrounded by the corpses of Mexican narco - traffickers and their dogs while out hunting deer.

The recipe for the Range Rover that debuted in 1970 — combine the rough - and - ready off - road capability of the Land Rover with an upper - class aesthetic that speaks of remote country estates, hunting dogs, tweed jackets, and Scottish moors — has remained as unchanged and unswayed by the passage of time as Queen Elizabeth.

While technically a «shooting brake» — used years by aristocrats to go out hunting, with a rear compartment for the rifles and hunting dogs you inevitably had in tow — we can easily see it being adapted as a family hauler with room for Spot out back.

Sometimes playtime overlaps with feeding time, as more manufacturers introduce products that encourage dogs to hunt for food or play with a toy to get some kibble.

In the wild, they do not necessarily form a group with a distinct hierarchy and hunt together as dogs do.

A good example of this is the fact that you should avoid keeping small pets such as rats and guinea pigs with small hunting dogs such as chihuahua and king Charles spaniel.

Your lap dog doesn't need the same amount of protein as a hunting dog does, for example, but they do best with a 25 percent protein content in their food.

As the duo searched for a new companion, they received word that a hunting - dog breeder was dealing with a returned dog.

This is definitely true of Jack Russells as much as any other dog - possibly even more so, as the Jack Russell is definitively a terrier: active, agile, with a propensity to run for miles and dig endlessly (these dogs were bred to keep up with the horses during a fox - hunt, and to tunnel after prey that's gone to ground).

As with most dogs, they have had multiple roles... they couldn't be hunting bear all the time.

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.

The German Shorthaired Pointer was developed as an all - around hunting dog and is proficient with many different types of game, including waterfowl, quail, pheasant, coons, and deer.

Dogs evolved as hunters in order to survive, and all modern dogs are born with innate predatory aggression, skills specific to hunting pDogs evolved as hunters in order to survive, and all modern dogs are born with innate predatory aggression, skills specific to hunting pdogs are born with innate predatory aggression, skills specific to hunting prey.

As with many playful dogs or hunting dogs bred as retrievers, these dogs will play with things as simple as empty plastic bottles, socks, or towelAs with many playful dogs or hunting dogs bred as retrievers, these dogs will play with things as simple as empty plastic bottles, socks, or towelas retrievers, these dogs will play with things as simple as empty plastic bottles, socks, or towelas simple as empty plastic bottles, socks, or towelas empty plastic bottles, socks, or towels.

The breed was introduced to the UK as hunting retrievers during the early 1800s, with the second Earl of Malmesbury being an early owner of St John's dogs in 1830.

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»

I know it is hard to muster but there are people out there who do match dogs that think of it the same as hunting hogs with dogs.

The Siberian Samoyed, alternately known as the Siberian Bjelkier, the «Samoyed» or simply «Smiling Sammy,» proudly represents the Russian hunting dog breeds group with its wonderful, positive, vibrant, and enthusiastic temperament.

We like working with greyhounds because we do not have to train over any strong genetically bred instincts and drives (such as protection / guarding, being territorial, herding, dog aggression, or hunting).

Over the years, Golden Retrievers have been bred to make excellent companions to owners as retrievers in hunting expeditions, as service dogs for people with sight or physical disabilities, or as sniffer dogs working with the narcotics or search and rescue divisions in police departments.

A large breed, it's no surprise this dog has plenty of muscle, as the original purpose behind the breed was to hunt with the Mahlemut tribe in Alaska and then drag heavy game back to their villages.

Other animals and children should also be introduced to the Setter early on, since the Setter's natural hunting instincts can easily take over with animals he or she meets in later life — although the Setter isn't violent as a rule, even when hunting, you probably don't want your dog sneaking around and mesmerizing your cat on a regular basis.

They were bred to hunt in packs, and act as close companion dogs, so regular and sustained interactions with their master is very important.

With a history going back 2000 years ago, Rottweilers have been working dogs, first used as cattle dogs, then for bear hunting and for pulling small carts.

The Beagle's outstanding scent detection coupled with its athleticism and stamina make them good hunting dogs in addition to their current use as service dogs, chiefly in detection of bombs, drugs, or prohibited agricultural products.

This versatile hunting breed comes in three colors — yellow, black and chocolate — and because of their desire to please their master they excel as guide dogs for the blind, as part of search - and - rescue teams or in narcotics detection with law enforcement.

Or that cats should be adopted into a house with unsocialized hunting breed dogs that might look at the cat as lunch.

As with many hunting breeds, housebreaking can be difficult to accomplish unless started the minute you bring the dog into the house.

The interesting thing is to see that a.) None provide any credentials proving their methods are better; b.) they don't like the tone of the article — then again, a lot of people, when all they do is talk among those who only agree with them get offended when they run across someone that isn't in lock step with them; c.) they try to attack me personally, as a «hater», which is totally unfair and judgmental about someone whom they have never met; d.) can't point to any specific dogs with significant accomplishments that have been clicker trained — hunting, police, obedience, tracking, etc... and just finding a specimen or two isn't very convincing evidence... get enough dogs and sometimes you'll find the genius dog that almost trains itself; e.) there is no point by point refutation of what I've said, supported by third party evidence.

Even if you do nt plan on taking them hunting with you, obedience training at an early age is super important, or this smart, athletic dog can be difficult to manage as they grow up.

These dogs perform well in guarding, hunting, sighting, sledding, search and rescue, and as service dogs for individuals with disabilities.

These dogs were a huge help to the natives as they were used to hunt seals, chase away polar bears and pull heavy sledges loaded with food or camp supplies.

It was interesting that Shih Tzu breeds made the list, as they are a toy dog and can not go running with you like a Golden Retriever or hunt and play endlessly like Beagles do.

The American Kennel Club classifies the Beagle as a type of hunting dog with a «merry» personality.

Of all animals, none have a history that tracks our own as closely as dogs, who have evolved along with us, creeping up to our campfire, ingratiating themselves into our circle, accompanying us on hunts — becoming, over the course of centuries, our protectors and silent confidants and family members.

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.

Later, they were bred with other retrievers, spaniels and setters and became well - known as a strong, athletic hunting and retrieving dogs.

Because these dogs are typically used for hunting, it is important to start them with training and socialization as early as possible.

As part of the WKC's Sporting Group, they are athletic, muscular and can move very quickly during bouts of running after a ball, pursuing the desired hunting target or playing with another dog.

There, Standard Schnauzers were bred with smaller dogs, such as the miniature poodle and the Affenpinscher, to create a farm dog that was skilled at hunting rats.

Bred as hunting dogs, they are not good with small pets.

Dogs hunt as packs and the pet dog sees you as a companion hunter — its survival prospects are best served by staying with you, however you treat it.