Sentences with phrase «breeding albinos»
The argument is that breeding albinos breeds a sickly dog.
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In most cases the animal subjects — usually albino rabbits bred for the lab — are put to death after the sometimes maiming and often painful test.
The success of one of the most ambitious and contested federal science programs in years may rest on the delicate shoulders of a one - pound albino breed of rat known as Sprague Dawley.
(In fact, the ubiquitous white rat that conjures lab coats and mazes is a common brown rat simply bred as an albino.)
Dog rescue organizations urge that anyone who adopts or purchases an albino Doberman never to breed the dog.
The judge mated an albino Dutch, a red - eyed - white Polish rabbit and a white New Zealand rabbit back in the 1960s in order to create a new breed he aptly named after his home state of Florida.
If someone advertises «rare white» puppies for a breed that rarely produces white coats, you can beat your bottom dollar that these puppies are double merle or albino.
Breed only dogs and bitches of stable temperament with no disqualifying physical faults according to the AKC Chinese Shar - Pei Standard (i.e. pricked ears, solid pink tongue, absence of a complete tail, or an incorrect color: Albino; not a solid color, i.e.: Brindle; Particolored; Spotted; Patterned in any combination of colors.)
Some dog authorities suggest that the Weimaraner came from an albino mutation in some ancient German gundog breed.
To rescue albino Dobermans the same as any other Doberman of an allowed color, and to ensure that every albino Doberman in my care, custody or control is spayed or neutered and under no circumstances allowed to be bred.
Unscrupulous breeders will sometimes sell double merle puppies as «rare albino» versions of the breed.
Albino kittens have turned up more recently in the Bengal breed, unsurprising since albinism is found in the Asian Leopard Cat (the wild parent of the Bengal).
Albino Dobermans have additional issues, which is why the Doberman Pinscher Club of America (DPCA) strongly discourages breeding them and bans them from conformation competitions.
That is why it is unscrupulous and unethical to breed intentionally for albino Dobermans, and why DPCA opposes it vigorously.
Captive breeding has produced a stunning array of color variations that are well beyond the simple albino, amelanistic and anerythristic varieties.