Sentences with phrase «breed rescue people»

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«When people realize that you rescued a dog of a certain breed or age, they start bombarding you with more and more dogs, and I discovered how many senior dogs were being relinquished to shelters,» she says.

It is our mission not only to rescue and rehabilitate abused, neglected and abandoned dogs, but to rehabilitate the reputation of the bully breeds, which has been tarnished by dog fighting and irresponsible ownership, and to improve the quality of life for these dogs and the people who care for and love them.

Since Catahoula Rescue firmly believes that the breeding of Catahoulas should be left to people who are knowledgeable about the breed and dedicated to its continuation and improvement, all dogs placed through rescue must be alRescue firmly believes that the breeding of Catahoulas should be left to people who are knowledgeable about the breed and dedicated to its continuation and improvement, all dogs placed through rescue must be alrescue must be altered.

Bull breeds are numerous; the common denominator is that people need to rescue these puppies from the pounds.

For one thing, people like particular breeds of dogs — I love schnauzers — and whilst there are many perfectly healthy breeds of dogs in rescues, for some people, a puppy is the only option that they will take.

This breed was created to rescue drowning people and to help fisherman haul nets.

I was horrifed to read about the lies and half truths about people who say they «rescued» dogs, onlybto find out the dogs were a breeders and the rescue had taken the dogs, becasue they did nt believe in breeding..

The Pawmetto Lifeline Breed Request program is designed to match a person's love of a particular breed with a rescued pet of that bBreed Request program is designed to match a person's love of a particular breed with a rescued pet of that bbreed with a rescued pet of that breedbreed.

People assume that rescues do not have such breeds available for adoption, when in fact we do.

Keep up your good defense of people who manage dogs well, regardless of whether they breed or rescue or both.

People who have never adopted a pet before have two main concerns: (1) they may be looking for a certain breed of pet that they do not think a rescue organization would rescue and (2) they wonder if «rescued» pet means that there was something wrong with the pet.

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.

But the only way we can eradicate puppy mills completely, until the pet stores and Internet sellers clean up their act, is when people choose instead to adopt dogs from shelters, breed rescues, and responsible breeders.

German Shepherd Rescue Elite (GSRE) has been formed with the aim of rescuing, re-homing German Shepherd Dogs and educating people on the breed.

This large dog breed enjoys swimming and has been known to rescue drowning people.

Salukis may be turned over to Rescue simply because they don't act like the breeds that people are more familiar with.

We see lots of bully breeds because we have (1) wonderful rescue groups and (2) lots of not - nice people who want protection dogs.

In fact, there are many Malamutes in rescue centers due to people buying them without having a good understanding of the breed.

Even if the animal comes from a professional, well - respected breeder, it causes animals from shelters to build up as people overlook rescue animals for bred puppies.

This large, well - muscled breed is built for the snow and in fact is oftentimes used in Search and Rescue missions to recover people from avalanches and other snowy scenarios.

There are exceptions for people who breed and rear animals on their own premises as well as for publicly operated shelters and nonprofit rescue organizations.

You may already know that you can adopt certain cat and dog breeds through dedicated rescues, but many people don't realize that rescues also exist for guinea pigs, bunnies, and other small pets.

It took me just a few minutes of searching on the Internet to find a rescue in her area (and despite appearances the majority of dog people are still not on the «net if I had gone to the breed club I'd bet I would have found more).

Lee and his team have a philosophy to show people the amazing breeds that are inside shelters as well as the loving bonds that you can share with your rescue pet through fun and engaging content.

«This puppy mill operator is not only profiting from breeding dogs in an inhumane manner, but now is also profiting by misrepresenting her operation and playing on the emotions of people who care about dogs and want to rescue them.»

Breed rescues exist because the people involved know the breed best — they often consist of past and current breeders, owners of the breed, and traiBreed rescues exist because the people involved know the breed best — they often consist of past and current breeders, owners of the breed, and traibreed best — they often consist of past and current breeders, owners of the breed, and traibreed, and trainers.

People often mistakenly think that if they can't adopt a dog or foster there is nothing they can do for a breed rescue.

Some breed people tend to view rescue workers with suspicion.

Anyone can start a pure breed rescue, and many people do.

There are people who are passionate about rescue, spay and neuter, rabbit rescue, breed rescue.

On April 25, Sternberg presented her shelter dog program at the Humane Society of Indianapolis, Indiana, for about 50 people involved in shelter operations and breed rescue.

Most people never ask that one - word question, which is why the truth about auction buying (and other controversial practices in breeding and rescue) never comes to light.

Awareness is raised, not just about the specific rescue participating in any given class — but also about different breeds (for example, pit bulls), as well as about dogs people might not have considered adopting before (such as senior dogs or special - needs dogs).

They are instead people / groups that are obtaining pure bred, high demand dogs from shelters, only to turn around and re-sell them at a profit to unsuspecting people who adopt the dogs thinking they are getting them from a reputable rescue organization.

One who has had dogs and cats all of my life, numbering in the two dozen range, all have been spayed or neutered, most of them rescues taken in because of people's irresponsible breeding practices.

The story is not only heart - wrenching for Dan and Diggy, it points to a bigger issue of selectively targeting certain breeds through legislation that not only keeps dogs that would otherwise be rescued from shelters from ever finding homes, but also forces people who have these dogs to leave them behind if this law is put in place.

And those puppies, if they're bred well, then they have far less chance of going into a rescue shelter because they've had to be rehomed so it's about trying to get people to do the right thing from day one and because of that dog breeding can be a good thing.

So many people recognize the positive attributes of this family - friendly and sturdy breed and have rescued countless numbers of them from shelter - based euthanasia.

You can be judgmental, but in the end the people working for purebred dog rescue do just as much work as the all breed rescue folks do.

Certain breeds, like the Saint Bernard, have historically been bred specifically to rescue people, and today, almost every service animal continues to be canine (although other animals have showed aptitude at tasks such as leading the blind).

These were set in place by the DPCA Rescue Committee to help protect both the breed and the people that have come to love them.

When you go to look at a potential pet, you need to ask many questions including: health (and ask for proof of tests done of you are not looking for a rescue); temperament; pros and cons of the breed; why the person is breeding; etc..

Each year, thousands of dogs end up in animal shelters and rescue groups for doing what people have bred them to do.

It's scary to think that as we try to improve conditions in the United States, importation of dogs from overseas is increasing because people are fixated on owning a certain breed instead of adopting a dog from a shelter or rescue organization.

Know the breed and coloring: If your pet is a mutt or you're not sure of the breed, consult a veterinarian, trainer, shelter / rescue employee, or other person who has extensive experience identifying animal breeds.

Due to the sheer number of dogs that come into our rescue program, many people are not willing to make the commitment required to housetrain this breed and the dogs end up outsmarting their owners and pottying inside.

Visit reputable breeders and breed rescues in person and get a sense of the Chihuahua's personality by spending time with them.

Bob Attleson is a decent and caring person who has given unselfishly of himself for more than 30 years to rescue and care for all setter breeds.

Unfortunately, many people buy Huskies purely for their looks and can not cope with their challenging behaviour, resulting in an increase of the breed in rescue centres.

It also attempts to curb the growing trend of animal abuse and abandonment by educating the public, organizing school programs to teach children compassion towards animals and urging people to «adopt rescued and abandoned dogs rather than purchase pedigreed dogs that are usually imported breeds, not suited to Indian weather conditions.»