Sentences with phrase «as irresponsible breeding»

The problem lies in many things, such as irresponsible breeding, neglect, or incorrect, dangerous training; however, breed alone is not the issue.

Not exact matches

The City of Tulsa, recognizing the need to promote spay / neuter as an effective means of population control, recently launched its «Paws & Think» campaign, urging citizens to stop and think about the consequences of irresponsible breeding and accidental litters.

Due to the heavy demand on breeders for Merle Australian Shepherds some breeders practice irresponsible practices such as breeding two Merle coated parents together to achieve more Merle puppies in the litter therefore increasing their profits.

Irresponsible or abusive people are always named on shows like animal planet — then this gives most people the reasoning for hating human behavior as such, and subsequently gives AR law the push to use such behavior as a BASIS for targeting the animals like certain dog breeds.

Doing so would be irresponsible and, as a dog trainer, I have come to know sad stories of cats killed by both breeds.

Honestly, breeders aren't even contributing to overpopulation nearly as much as irresponsible owners / strays just roaming loose and breeding indiscriminately on their own.

As with most of the mastiff and bully breeds irresponsible ownership contributes to most behavioural issues.

While Oklahoma has made great strides recently in regulating irresponsible and inhumane breeding, we still rank 2nd in the nation as having the most puppy mills in our state.

As founder of PupAid's campaign to end puppy farming I was incredibly proud to read that Labour, Greens, and the Lib Dems had all flagged issues surrounding puppy farming, irresponsible pet breeding and sales, even puppies sold in pet shops.

In my opinion both partner and myself have owned several different breeds of dogs including crossbred dogs, and have always considered that there is no such problem as a dog problem only an irresponsible owner.

If people want the «freedom,» to let their animals run around breeding indiscriminately, then expect me to pick up the tab for their irresponsible behavior, I'm afraid I have the right to address it as a taxpayer and as someone who does not believe in standing by while suffering and misery that could be prevented, is allowed to continue.

In response to Logan Jenkins» column «Blaming the breed would be a misdeed, says owner of Petey, a smart, gentle pit bull» (Local, June 27): I fully understand those who fear and loathe this breed, but as it is so clearly pointed out in Jenkins» article, the fault lies with those who utilize the breed to create that horrible and irresponsible aura.

Which brings us to irresponsible breeding: because expenses span across the dam's lifetime, a classic way of increasing profit in dog breeding is to increase revenue by having the bitch go through as many pregnancies as caninely possible.

This breed will be the next PitBull epidemic - where every a $ $ hole guy will want on just BC they think its cool... then they end up being automatically euthanized BC they killed someone or someone else's kid, dog, whatever... It is beyond IRRESPONSIBLE for this woman to be breeding them only to be sold to Joe Schmo who thinks they're a dog whisperer when it comes to training - just BC they had a Dobie or German Shep once upon a time, then learn quickly that they have ZERO power to control it, which I agree - should be on command, NOT FORCE (as it obviously drags you down the street!).

The problem is that there is some amount of bias towards mixed breeds because breeders of purebreds might view mixed breeds as the result of irresponsible breeding practices.

However, we have another problem, when humane activists characterize all breeders as irresponsible and for profit... especially when they ignore the fact that most dogs that end up in shelters come from backyard breeders, who may only own a bitch or 2, but don't take any responsibility for the dogs they breed.

Due to irresponsible breeding you don't just get mix breed dogs in shelters, if you are not prepared to get a mix breed dogs most dog breeds have a rescue society specific to that breed with dogs being dumped due to things are trivial as it not suiting the owner any more or boredom!!

Bully breed owners must be responsible owners in order to help overcome the public's negative views of the breed brought about by the irresponsible and careless owners, as well as the hype driven media.

* Breed specific legislation is ineffective as it does not focus on the root of the problem - irresponsible dog owners.

As these breeds» popularity increases among irresponsible owners, the number of attacks attributed to these breeds has also increased.

This «deadly» omission of information about Parvo for pet owners by the HSUS, that purportedly has a following of millions, suggests that there has been a conscious and unconscionable decision to keep the American Public and Elected Officials at the Federal, State and Local Levels of Government in the Dark so that the spread of Parvo and its deadly consequences will be inhumanely perpetuated, and be exploited and misrepresented to the American Public as being caused by irresponsible breeding practices in order to further enhance the fundraising activities of the HSUS.

There are good dogs and bad dogs within every breed, just as there can be responsible and irresponsible owners of each breed.

In general, pit bulls make excellent pets, but like other breeds, it's possible that some of them may have undesirable traits such as human aggression, shyness, instability, etc., due to indiscriminate breeding and / or irresponsible / abusive ownership.

As a result of people's irresponsible decision to run out and buy them, we'll surely see breed specific legislation against this beautiful breed very soon.

In general, Pit Bulls and AmStaffs make excellent pets, but like other breeds, it's possible that some of them carry undesirable traits such as human aggression, shyness, instability, etc, due to poor breeding or previous irresponsible / abusive ownership.

Rescues will often have both mixed breeds, including designer dogs, as well as purebreds that irresponsible owners and those who have fallen on hard times were forced to give up.

Opponents of the ban have argued that the law should focus on irresponsible dog owners as opposed to specific breeds.

My experience as a vet teaches me that irresponsible owners raise dogs that are at risk, whatever the breed.

Unfortunately, there are always irresponsible breeders out there, and you have to be really careful when there's a lot of profit involved as there is with this breed.

The most dangerous dogs are those that fall victims to human shortcomings such as poor training, irresponsible ownership and breeding practices that foster viciousness or neglect and abuse.