Sentences with phrase «breeding efforts resulted»

Laverack's breeding efforts resulted in a gentle dog who made a fine companion and show animal, but did not always perform well in field trials.

Not exact matches

Gentry added that the researchers hypothesize that corn yields can be further increased in a sustainable way, even beyond the results demonstrated in this study, with continued crop breeding efforts, advancements in fertilizer formulations and placement technology, and possibly, with the development of effective plant growth promoters, she said.

M: Well, y» know, I think, y» know, success breeds success in recruiting... if you get some good results, people just come without a lot of effort on my part.

Although bearded vultures are not considered endangered worldwide, they have been almost completely extirpated from their historic central European range — the 125 breeding pairs in Spain are the result of 30 years of concerted repopulation efforts.

Not only was there a massively renewed interest in developing new military dog breeds as a result of the conflict, but many thousands of new German Shepherd Dogs were captured by the Soviet military as trophies of war to be used in breeding efforts.

German shepherds as we know them today are a result of the breeding and standardization efforts of one man: Max von Stephanitz.

When these efforts are combined with pedigree analysis, the results will yield quality foundation stock whose offspring can be saved to further improve a breeding program.

Put in some time and effort, mix in some patience, and you might be surprised at the kind of results you can illicit from this friendly breed.

This kitten was Du - Bu Lambtex, the first rex - coated kitten to be born as a result of the concerted breeding efforts with Kallibunker.

Concerted efforts to produce a dog more amenable to the ring and attractive as a pet finally resulted in the breed's recognition by the English Kennel Club in 1935, but it was not until 1974 that the AKC confirmed similar status.

We must conclude that the Mini-Bull size of today was the average size of the early Bull Terrier and that efforts to miniaturize down to toy size resulted in a loss of a breed type that was beginning to be appreciated.

Breed is the result of efforts in the 1930 ′ s to cross Siamese with Persians in order to understand the inheritance of the Siamese color - point gene.

CHIC is meant to encourage health testing and sharing of all results, normal and abnormal, so that more informed breeding decisions can be made in an overall effort to reduce the incidence of genetic disease and improve canine health.

Only after World War I, however, did enthusiasts» efforts to preserve the breed result in the Pyr becoming a versatile dog that is as appreciated in the home as it is in the sheep pasture.

In an effort to encourage widespread health testing, as well as ensure all breeding Cotons with an American Coton Club pedigree are healthy and have the best chance of producing healthy and long - lived offspring, the American Coton Club requires a minimum of three (3) health tests performed with a passing or «normal» result, prior to the registration of any resulting offspring.

Our collective breeding efforts have resulted in dogs born with instinctual qualities intrinsic to hunting, herding, drafting, guarding livestock, protecting the property and family, and being a companion.

Although the breed's forebears date back to the fourteenth century, the modern English Setter results from the efforts of two nineteenth - century residents of the United Kingdom: Edward Laverack and Richard Purcell Llewellin.

Those efforts resulted in Challenge Certificates being awarded to the breed for the first time in 1954.

The Cleveland APL vigorously opposes any activity or practice that results in inhumane treatment of animals, so accordingly, we applaud efforts to ban dog auctions and regulate «puppy mill - type» breeding in the State of Ohio and across the United States.

Though efforts to eradicate the rats have worked on some islands around the world, others have failed because rats breed so quickly that a single mating pair could result in a population of 5,000 in a year.