Sentences with phrase «breed experience does»

Some veterinarians have more experience with GSDs than others but specific breed experience does not ensure that one veterinarian is better than another.

Not exact matches

Recently, I had a fantastic customer service experience with Delta that encapsulates an example of what a business should do to breed genuine affinity among their customers.

I don't get to experience winter fashion trends for more than a week out of the year anymore (and believe me, being a born and bred Canadian I miss seeing snow outside the window and the scent of fresh wood being burnt while the fireplace is going), but I do enjoy playing with Spring & Summer trends early.

I do believe that online learning has incredible potential, but Rocketship is using it for too long every day which breeds a lack of investment and boredom in our student's experience in the learning lab.

Hyper - individualization does precisely what the emerging body of research says it does and more: it isolates children, it breeds competition, it assumes that children can learn entirely on their own, and it dehumanizes the learning environment, reducing the human experience of learning down to a mechanistic process, one where children become the objects of learning as opposed to the subjects of their own educational narrative.»

You've got to be careful that doesn't breed complacency, but Le Mans is a place where experience does help you.

Common to all variations of the breed is an unmistakable sound that didn't change dramatically when the air - cooled boxer was replaced by the water - cooled engine in late 1997; a less - than - ideal weight distribution combined with a high polar moment of inertia; compromised packaging with little room for luggage; and a driving experience dominated by phenomenal grip and traction — while it lasted.

If you do want to breed tortoises, keep in mind that many species from tropical regions never experience anything like what we think of as winter, and for all intents and purposes, the same natural temperature drop in households should be enough for them as well.

Most dog fanciers agree that there are three types of intelligence in dogs — instinctive intelligence (the ability to do what they were bred for), adaptive intelligence (the ability to use their past experiences to solve problems) and obedience intelligence (the ability to learn behaviours in response to training from their handler).

As mentioned, this is a breed that does best with an experienced, confident owner willing to put his time in socializing and training Chow Chow puppies from an early age.

I do APBT rescue, I have years of experience with the breed and I can tell you without a doubt if you want a dog for protection the pit bull is NOT for you.

It should also be a platform to reinforce the set standard and for us to exchange experience — to see what worked and what did not so that we can collectively improve ourselves and our breed.

Responsible = completes all appropriate health tests for their breed; has breeding stock tested for appropriate temperament and physical soundness; does in - depth research on pedigrees and other data on potential breeding stock before selecting a breeding pair; puppies raised where they have contact with people for the majority of the day, experience the daily sights and sounds of an active household and have room to explore; only sells directly to the new owner; selects the right puppy (or offers a choice of possible matches) for the new owner; will not sell to someone just because they have enough money if they feel the puppy is not a good fit; keeps in touch with the new owner, is available to answer any questions and help with problems if they arise; ALWAYS will take back any animal they produced at any time in that animals life.

Pampered Pets of Westmount is seeking a full time professional dog groomer with experience in all breed dog & cat grooming (yes we do cats) to lend a skillful hand to our growing clientele.

If you do not plan on breeding your pet and experience problems with sexually - induced behaviors, talk to your veterinarian to determine if anything can be done to change the animal's hormone levels.

This breed does best with an experienced dog owner capable of providing confident leadership.

However, this is a breed that can be a bit challenging to raise and does best with an experienced owner.

If your situation allows you to choose not to spay or neuter you dog, be a responsible owner and do not allow your animal to reproduce, unless you are knowledgeable and experienced in the area of breeding.

Breeding should never be done to recoup your purchase expenses or to experience the birthing process; rather it should only be done to improve the breed.

Selecting the wrong type of dog from the many dog breeds can have disastrous results, such as pets that have behavior problems because they don't get enough exercise or pets that experience separation anxiety because they don't like being left alone.

Pins can have a very high prey drive, and despite my experience with my rats and Pins, I do not recommend this breed for a household with small animals like rats, mice, guinea pigs, rabbits (especially).

If you don't have a lot of experience dealing with dogs, you want a breed that is people - oriented with a low incidence of aggression, no dominance problems and few temperament issues.

Only to quickly realize that they don't have the time, patience, or experience to properly train and socialize their new pup, which in turn ends them up in shelters and on Craigslist, looking for a new home, which I'm seeing more and more, as the breed becomes more popular and commonplace.

There are lots of reasons why we do this, but the basics is this: When we breed, there's a very specific goal in mind, and our best - evaluated puppy is often ours to keep (or place in a private network of experienced Weimaraner owners).

Leave pit bulls alone because you obviously do not have any experience with these breeds.

«We know from experience that all dogs have the potential to react aggressively if scared or threatened but most dogs don't bite, so the banning of some breeds over others doesn't make sense.»

having lived with a couple of doggies including one of the red nose lines that organizations still do not want to recognize and the only things that I can do and make a rascism to the offices that do not know how to do anything but shit just like the media and many other hypocrites and countries that forbid bull terriers largely forgets the stories that these dogs experienced and thank them for and a good scapegoat for big crooks and other very hypocritical the dog and the friend and not a killer like our species and the more the hypocrites will forbid the races more new breeds or pseudo new races will be born as with the forbidden pitbull one invents then a pseudo name the american bully but good the list and long ja'ime the dog but especially not the hypocrites like the media and and other administration and some of us who need strong sensation to extract their shit

We do feel that the strong response to these items indicates a need for the club, breeders and others who are experienced in this breed to do more to educate the public about what kind of dog the Aussie, what kind of training and socialization is necessary, and why certain kinds of homes or situations may be inappropriate.

ALSO, THESE COLLARS ARE TYPICALLY BEING MARKETED TO EXPERIENCED DOG TRAINERS WHO ARE WORKING WITH DOGS WHO WERE SELECTIVELY BRED TO DO HIGH LEVEL SKILLS... NOT PET BRED DOGS, BUT WORKING DOGS FROM LINES THAT HAVE CHAMPION DOGS IN THE PEDIGREE FOR GENERATIONS.

If this doesn't apply to you and you have previous dog training experience, you may be able to find success with breeds such as German Shepherds and Australian Shepherds.

The best owner for this breed would be an active, dog - experienced owner who can give it a job to do in a country living environment.

Before the experience at Best Friends she did not know how kind and loving the breed can be.

This breed is particularly fond of children and doesn't require much exercise, but be careful not to overfeed, as an overweight Frenchie can experience severe breathing problems.

Some breeds do appear to experience food allergies more often than others, but there is no scientific proof to suggest a strong link between specific breeds and food allergies.

This breed is not hard - headed, but he does best with an owner who is experienced with dogs and who can maintain a firm hand in leadership.

For instance, an experienced owner would do better handling a pushy puppy, and a fenced yard might be required for a «nosy» breed obsessed with running off after scents.

The Lancashire does tend to be a bit stubborn or willful at times, so it is a breed best for experienced dog owners.

Siberpoos are not ideal for apartment life or for people who don't have experience with large / independent breeds.

Hybrid dogs don't necessarily experience the same health issues that may plague their pure - bred parents.

Because this pooch comes from breeds that can experience joint issues you need to ensure his activity levels are sufficient to keep him trim but don't over-exert his tiny bones and joints which may cause problems later in life.

The breed can experience bloat, a sudden and life - threatening swelling of the abdomen, and owners should educate themselves about its symptoms and what to do should bloat occur.

Like other large, deep - chested breeds, Irish Setters can experience bloat, a sudden and life - threatening swelling of the abdomen; owners should educate themselves about its symptoms and what to do should bloat occur.

I panic at the number of new people, with no Cavalier experience and no homework done on the breed, who are jumping into breeding programs without looking at bloodlines, great dogs of the past, breed history, and sadly, the Standard and breed type.

Im not going to lie, it was at that point that I panicked a little since I have never experienced a frenchie puppy, and the fact that they do ingest more air than most breeds.

We did have earlier experience breeding different breeds, though.

Unfortunately most people don't have this experience, but their bad experiences have nothing on the horrific lives the breeding dogs suffer.

I still encounter people who want to breed their family pets for profit or for experiencing the joy of birth, and I am powerless to do anything about it.

They do not breed dogs for the sake of a buck or because they want their human children to experience the «miracle of birth».

I don't want to be judgemental but to be honest, articles like these don't make me any less judgemental at all, it just confims my already established experience that bully breed owners refuse to see things as they are.

Many books on many other breeds have made the same error; even some written by well - known judges who should have known better than to report on something they did not experience in real life.