Sentences with phrase «breed name confusion»

There is a lot of breed name confusion and bad press surrounding this amazing dog.

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Brid is actually pronounced «breed» or «breej,» which could cause some confusion, especially once your daughter starts school and teachers will have to pronounce her name based on the way it is printed.

The change was needed because American breeders had developed a type which was taller and heavier than the British breed and the name change was needed to eliminate confusion.

To add to the confusion, the name «Staffordshire Terrier» was changed to «American Staffordshire Terrier» in the 1970's when the AKC decided that the pit bulls still being bred in England had enough variation in type to warrant being called a different «breed».

There is no other breed with so much confusion surrounding its name as the pit bull.

First, the names chosen for the pit bull and related breeds by the kennel clubs are poor choices, leading to even more unnecessary confusion.

Initially called the Lesser Newfoundland or the St. John's Dog, the Earl of Malmesbury and other English breeders gave it the name Labrador to avoid confusion with other breeds.

Which Became a point of confusion because of the different name, people get confused in between German Shepherd and Alsatian, they believed that they both are two different breeds and due to the words of mouth the confusion persist in the modern world.

In the early 1970s the name was changed to American Staffordshire Terrier to avoid any confusion with a breed from England called «Staffordshire Bull Terrier» which was also recognized by the AKC.

Understanding the jumbled history of the breed names helps to clear up some of this confusion and mislabeling.