In general, it is simply safest to keep
this breed as an only pet.
Not exact matches
I feel that Weim breeders
as a whole can tend to come off awfully holier - than - thou, but I understand both perspectives well, both
as someone who was turned away by some of the «reputable breeders» because I
only wanted a
pet — and
as someone who competes in multiple venues with her well -
bred dogs.
As long as there is a market for pet store puppies, other dogs will be condemned to death by mass breeding only so that a few people can make some money, often with no thought of the welfare of their «product.&raqu
As long
as there is a market for pet store puppies, other dogs will be condemned to death by mass breeding only so that a few people can make some money, often with no thought of the welfare of their «product.&raqu
as there is a market for
pet store puppies, other dogs will be condemned to death by mass
breeding only so that a few people can make some money, often with no thought of the welfare of their «product.»
The Ottawa City Council adopted a by - law that restricts the sale of commercially
bred cats and dogs in
pet stores, requiring new
pet stores to offer
only cats and dogs from legitimate shelters, humane societies or rescues organizations; all stores will also have to include a 48 hours return policy,
as well
as provide a certificate that indicates the source of the
pet that is being sold.
Problem with adopting is shelters have so many limitations, can't live with kids, must be an
only pet, we bought our puppy
as our daughter wanted a particular
breed and we're going to buy another, I've silent 9mnths looking at shelters within a 40mle radius and can't find any that can live with kids, a cat and another dog.
While most genetic test kits today
only look at a
pet's
breed makeup to make careful calculations
as to the risk of developing a particular disease or health condition in the future, these are not really definitive.
You can also feed your
pet pellets that are specifically designed for rabbits, but
only provide them
as an occasional treat and in small amounts because they might have too many calories for landrace
breeds like the Gotland.
«For fans that celebrate the greyhound
breed that truly is «born to run» our track will continue to offer responsible racing despite efforts from animal extremists that champion not
only the end of the sport, but the end of
pet ownership
as well.»
-- They'll never know, but the dogs and cats suffering silently in «atrocious» conditions
as they are
bred on mills
only to be sold for profit at
pet stores have a forever friend in Camden County.
As is the case wherever legislation is attempted anywhere in the nation, the propaganda machine of the American Kennel Club and the
pet breeding industry springs into action by attempting to divert attention away from the facts:
Pet breeding, whether intentional in commercial breeders or accidentally in the family
pet, contributes to overpopulation and the
only hope we have of resolving this disgrace is to get a handle on the
breeding that causes it.
A puppy sold
as a
pet only means that the puppy is well suited for a family who does not wish to
breed or show their dog.
Most
breeds are
only suitable
as pets.
Most dogs from even the traditional protection
breeds are
only suitable
as pets.
The Klein
breed is common in the US today, but due to their small size, they're
only good
as home
pets.
The following is a handy guide for comparing many of the prescription -
only pet food diets commonly recommended for
pets and
pet breeds prone to urinary tract problems (including kidney and renal issues) and commercially available premium health
pet food diets,
as well
as some of the pros and cons to consider for each of the diets.
A good breeder
breeds first for his goals and those not fitting the desired type will be sold
as pets or performance
only dogs.
If you would prefer an older dog, a breeder may have a retired show dog that would like to spend the rest of its life
as a pampered
only pet, or be able to refer you to a reputable Shih Tzu rescue organization that knows the
breed well, has screened its dogs, and can, once again, find the Shih Tzu best suited to YOU.
Mongolian and fat - tailed gerbils are the
only breeds available for purchase
as pets.
If the breeder
breeds just to produce more dogs, for
pets only or anything that does not go towards the bettering of the breeder's lines and the
breed as a whole, go elsewhere.
There are those who perceive the
breeding of dogs
as a negative practice, no matter the reason, and believe dog owners should
only pick a potential
pet from rescues.
Through selective Bulldog
Breeding of
only high quality, healthy small Bulldogs we have created the sweet, docile family
pets that we know of
as Shrinkabull Bulldogs:)
Many of the dogs in this category were
bred for hunting although most people who own sporting dogs
only keep them
as family
pets, rather than hunters.
Restrictions on
pet stores, they said,
only boost black - market sales of desirable
breeds, especially through questionable transactions on websites such
as Craigslist.
In the recent past, dwarf hamsters could
only be found through professional breeders but
as the popularity of these small types of hamster
breeds among small
pet owners has increased, some of these dwarf hamster types are becoming more readily available at local
pet stores.
Some
breeding facilities, for instance,
only breed; some facilities
breed and broker animals (i.e., they act
as the «middleman,» selling to
pet stores or buying from auctions); and some companies don't
breed at all and
only deal or broker the sale.
• Breeders who can not produce a 5 or even 7 generation pedigree when asked • Breeders who do not show their dogs in any discipline • Breeders who say «we had a really nice dog» or «we wanted our kids to experience the micracle of birth» so we
bred • Breeders who sell or
breed unpapered dogs — PUREBRED dogs are required to be registered • Breeders who do not do any health testing such
as on eyes, heart, thyroid, hips etc. before
breeding • Breeders who do not want you to visit with them or their dogs • Breeders who do not have a contract • Breeders who have zero health guarantees on puppies / dogs sold from their Kennels • Breeders who do not require all
pet / companion pups to be altered • Breeders who say that some colours are «rare» and promote the puppies
as such • Breeders who
breed a dog before the age of 2 (hips can not even be certified until the age of 2) • Breeders who
breed their bitch every heat cycle • Breeders who indiscrimanately
breed outside of the GDCA Colour Code — Yes, years ago, it was acceptable to bring in a Blue or Fawn to improve head / bone / substance in a Harlequin line etc. yet this type of
breeding was to be done
ONLY be highly reputable / quality knowledgeable / experienced Breeders.
Educate the military community and the public about the plight of animals surrendered to shelters, promoting companion
pet adoption
as the
only humane and responsible alternative to buying or
breeding animals
The trick is to trap
as many feral cats
as possible in a short time, so you aren't leaving any
breeding cats out there, and remove any artificial food sources (such
as your own
pets food), which should be indoors
only.
Statistics state that
only 10 per cent of stolen
pets ever make their way back to their families — others are used
as bait for dog fights,
bred in a puppy mill, sold to a lab, or face other cruel fates.
Steer clear of events offered by
pet stores and breeders,
as this
only helps perpetuate the commercial dog and cat
breeding industry by creating more demand.
Through selective
Breeding of
only high quality, healthy small Bulldogs we have created the sweet, docile family
pets that we know of
as Shrinkabull Bulldogs:)
Using the media
as an outlet for education, we hope to raise the level of awareness on important issues such
as pet overpopulation and dog fighting,
as well
as debunking the unfounded, illogical and fear - based arguments that all too often lead to
breed - specific bans and the heartbreaking extermination of beautiful animals whose
only crime is having been born.