Sentences with phrase «breeding kennels»

Here is a summary: Large - scale commercial dog breeding kennels are defined as facilities housing more than 15 intact female adult dogs for breeding.

The best place to start is by joining a local kennel club, whether an all - breed kennel club or a breed - specific specialty club.

This is why some counties have limited the size of breeding kennels (i.e., number of total dogs) or denied permits altogether so as to reduce potential risk to the county.

Journey is a 9 year old girl that came from a commercial breeding kennel where she has spent all her life having puppies.

They were everything that we thought we were looking for, and the breeder had the best breeding kennel that we had seen.

We encourage all potential puppy buyers to meet us and our dogs but to also meet with other breeding kennels too!

Dogs in pet stores, animal shelters, and breeding kennels also are at increased risk.

NOTE: newly established breeding kennels must submit an application for a license 90 days before the operation is set to open.

Usually, the best place is an all - breed kennel club or obedience club.

Large - scale commercial dog breeding kennels are defined as facilities housing more than 15 intact female adult dogs for breeding.

A puppy mill is a commercial breeding kennel that mass - produces dogs in usually cramped, crude, filthy conditions for resale.

They were everything that we were looking for, and the breeder had the best breeding kennel that we had seen.

While I am pleased that the animals trapped in forced breeding kennels in West Virginia will have better lives, in my view, there is no such thing as a «good» commercial breeding operation because no good comes from exploiting animals and flooding the market with factory - farmed pets while millions are dying in our shelters.

Licensing Requirements — This legislation divides breeding kennel licenses into three categories.

One member of the nobility established a large breeding kennel for this dog breed; her name is Queen Victoria of England, the granddaughter of Queen - Consort Charlotte.

Organizations such as the HSUS (before it joined the animal rights movement) investigated conditions at these farms and eventually were successful in focusing national attention on the repulsive conditions at breeding kennels they labeled as «puppy mills.»

One argument made by Bell, of particular interest to Animal Folks and all of us who are concerned with how breeding dogs are viewed and treated within breeding kennels, was the claim that «the state failed to prove the essential element that the dogs were pet or companion animals.»

This new kind of dog was created after the Second World War by breeding kennels of the Soviet Army for police and military purposes.

About two thirds of the GSDs in the study were females, which hints that most breeding kennels keep more females and more non-breeding (and non-scoring) homes have males.

This has included those who contain breeding animals in tiny cages in filth as well as those who own large scale bully breed kennels with web sites linked to gang activity.

The PQA, as it was called, would have ensured minimum living standards for Oklahoma dogs in high volume breeding kennels, rescue organizations and more.

Mrs. Martha Reyes» Rockhill Caucasians breeding kennel in Oklahoma was known for its responsible attitude towards breeding and raising Caucasian Shepherd dogs.

Many breeding kennels and animal shelters have rampant worm infestations, and despite efforts to disinfect the environment and de-worm the population, a majority of puppies that come out of some of these facilities are infected with worms when they go home to their new families.

In fact, she established here own breeding kennel which developed the familiar small - sized Pomeranian we see today.

Currently, Brent continues to work with clients throughout California for obedience training, protection training and solving problem behaviors, while also maintaining a German Shepherd breeding kennel in the San Jose area.

These guarantees also do not reflect the stressful «sales journey» of the animal — i.e. from breeding kennel to transport (i.e. in truck or plane) to dealer facility to transport again to weeks or months caged at pet store prior to being sold.

The fate of the Borzois was left in the hands of several breeding kennels outside the Soviet Union, mostly in the Great Britain, and the US.

The list represented dog and cat breeding kennels (large and small, USDA - licensed and non-USDA-licensed) from all areas in Minnesota.

ABOUT US Simaxdal Breeding Kennels has a long standing good reputation for many a reason, our kennel have been established since 1987, breeding top quality This article's tone or style may not reflect the encyclopedic tone used on Wikipedia.

By spreading the word, we hope to reverse that trend and get closer to the day when every basset enters this world in a well - run breeding kennel and goes on to a happy home.

Mrs. Jillian Casey is from Ohio and she breeds Caucasian Ovcharkas, originating from an Ukrainian breeding kennel Sila V Krovi.

Canine Bordetella is often times seen in places where a lot of dogs live together, such as in canine residences, pet shops, breeding kennels etc. and when one gets it, it very quickly spreads to all the other animals.

She was so passionate about this breed that she founded one of the first breeding kennels in the United States.

Please TRY TO AVOID PET STORES, LARGE MULTI BREED KENNELS AND PUPPY MILLS.

USDA, zoning and undercover photos from The Family Puppy's dog breeding kennels show surgical rooms and instruments, electric fencing, matted fur, puppies in small cages, accumulation of grim and feces, wire floors, no shade, rusted cages, chewed surfaces, and limited space.

Pets are available through breeding kennels; pet shops; from neighbors whose pets had litters; and from organizations, such as local humane societies and animal shelters.

Working closely with the Bureau of Dog Law, he provides advice to their Dog Wardens about commercial dog breeding kennels throughout the commonwealth and the dogs they keep.

As a result, organizations such as the Humane Society of the United States began to investigate breeding kennels, leading to the passage of the Animal Welfare Act of August 24, 1966.

This Stalin's dog was created after the WWII by Soviet Army's Red Star breeding kennel for police and military purposes.

This Jack Russell is one of 130 dogs in a Missaukee County breeding kennel, hidden in the woods.

«The advert said I'd be taking care of pedigree dogs; I imagined something like a professional breeding kennel, the sort that health test and keep about 6 or so dogs.

NAIA opposes substandard breeding kennels commonly called «puppy mills» and strongly supports their closure.

Second on my list is the Breeders Club of America, which is a licensed breeding kennel located in New Jersey.

In institutional animals settings like ours, as well as at large production breeding kennels, puppy and kitten loss are often higher than among home - born pets.

Those pictures weren't taken by animal - rights zealots, but by United States Department of Agriculture agents who inspect breeding kennels.

Michigan authorities have intervened in at least two such facilities in the past two years, obtaining more than 350 dogs from a single breeding kennel that had «spiraled out of control» and 120 dogs from another commercial breeder.