Sentences with phrase «breeding purpose has»

Unfortunately, the shift in their breeding purpose has somehow led to the development of a variety of health problems that are more common in this breed of dog than others.

Commercial breeding establishments, or puppy mills, have existed for more than half a century, and in that time tens of thousands of the dogs held in these facilities for breeding purposes have been fortunate enough to escape their confined existence and make their way into adoptive homes.

Not exact matches

These «fathers» have one and only one responsibility, to keep women under control for purposes of breeding.

They have seen daughters as a burden and as only having value for breeding purposes or in higher circles for forging political alliances.

The Brewers Association has signed an agreement with the United States Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Research Service (USDA - ARS) to fund public hop breeding for the purpose of developing and releasing disease resistant aroma hop cultivars into the public domain, in support of hop growing efforts throughout the U.S..

«It is my desire and my purpose to further the education of the people of Texas and elsewhere in wildlife conservation, in the knowledge of the breeding and living habits of our wild creatures and in the relationship of wildlife to domesticated livestock on our ranches and farms; to afford students and others interested in wildlife betterment and propagation and in the raising of wildlife along with domesticated animals a place for research and an opportunity for the study thereof; and to develop scientifically methods of increasing the wildlife population of the state and nation for the benefit of future generations... who may not have the opportunity to know and appreciate our wildlife, as I have, unless methods of increasing and conserving our wildlife are scientifically developed.

Now it appears these ancient Arctic dwellers did something even more remarkable: They may have been among the first humans to breed dogs for a particular purpose.

«If this is indeed a breeding program, it would be the earliest evidence of dog breeding for any purpose,» Perri says.

Seven out of 11 of the abductees in their experiment had reported (under hypnosis) that aliens had extracted their sperm or eggs for breeding purposes.

Thus, we see how the sexualization and rape of sisters by plantation owners and their being forced to mate with strangers for breeding purposes rather than for love when added to the inability of emasculated brothers to protect their females have contributed to a distance and distrust still in evidence.

The rationale for learning technology has shifted too, from simply a system of record (the primary purpose of the traditional LMS), towards engagement (the purpose of the modern LMS), towards systems of productivity, and a new breed of technologies aimed at affecting the work itself by being user - centric, not just in design but also in application.

Horses, like dogs, are defined by breeds, and each have their own traits and purposes.

Assistance dogs can come in a variety of breeds and sizes, but they all have the same purpose — to help their needy human partners.

Originally bred to hunt wolves and guard homes, their purpose has been lost to the point that this native Irish breed only had 282 registered in 2015.

Unlike dogs, which have been bred for specific purposes, cats essentially domesticated themselves.

People have softened many breeds and actually without knowing it or on purpose have tainted many breeds of there natural instincts and characteristics which in the end ruins the breeds!

If the breeder wants competition and show dogs or has a particular purpose in mind, like breeding working dogs, they've probably planned this litter thoroughly and taken the necessary steps to ensure the puppies are healthy and well socialized.

Concerned members of the greyhound racing community have notified the National Greyhound Association (NGA) that several racing greyhounds from the United States have been sold to Chinese interests for breeding purposes.

Overall, this breed has had a humble past, being extensively used in textile mills, factories and coal mines for the purpose of keeping the vermin population under control.

Nowadays, the term has a different meaning, and many dog experts now agree that Curs are purpose - bred hounds that make exceptional working dogs, most notably in the fields of treeing, trailing, hunting, and baying.

Passed in 1966, the Animal Welfare Act states the following requirement, «Any breeder who has more than 3 breeding dogs, and sells puppies for commercial purposes, must have a license issued by the Department of Agriculture.»

So, if you have a mixed breed dog that looks like a German Shepard, it will be considered one, for all intents and purposes.

What time traveler from centuries past would recognize today's utterly non-functional English Bulldog from those he had seen chase and tame wild bulls in the days when the breed had a useful purpose?

It's believed to have been obtained by crossing Border Collies with several smaller breeds, such as the King Charles Spaniel and the Pomeranian, for the purpose of herding the small Shetland sheep.

Her knowledge of Dobermans had led her to be curious as to the purpose of breeding of Min Pins.

For centuries, we've bred dogs for the purpose of aiding us in our work, such as in hunting (Labradors), herding (German Shepherd), and livestock protection (Great Pyrenees)[2].

The purpose of the «C» List is to indicate to interested parties those persons whom the Club would support to judge up to a maximum of 3 classes of the breed at Open Show level (4 classes if the classification includes a Puppy class).

How can you natter on about specific breeds and utterly fail to recognize that breeds have a purpose.

Wirehaired Pointing Griffons have been bred to become all - purpose gun dogs.

A large breed, it's no surprise this dog has plenty of muscle, as the original purpose behind the breed was to hunt with the Mahlemut tribe in Alaska and then drag heavy game back to their villages.

By the time you have crossed off the list those breeds which are eliminated for size, for purpose, for health or grooming considerations, you are ready to go look at dogs or talk to a breeder.

Over time these dogs have been bred specifically for this purpose.

This may not be immediately important to you, but it will tell you that the breeder has a definite breeding purpose.

Throughout the World War I, the German army, who already had extensive knowledge of the GSD breed and how to use them for military purposes, had made good use of this breed.

To consider a breed which has always worked above ground, whose original purpose was the gripping of large wild game, then later wayward bulls, and then later still combat with a variety of animals, a «terrier» defies explanation.

Whilst at Crufts my fellow BBC reporter and I carried out a survey to see if people would support a law to limit the number of dogs that anyone can legally keep for breeding purposes to no more than 5.

Pure breeds have been, for the most part, artificially created from random - bred populations by human selective breeding with the purpose of enhancing desired physical, behavioral, or temperamental characteristics.

Perspective 3) all three of the «breeds» originated from the same group of British dogs, but have been bred along different lines and for different purposed long enough now to be separate breeds.

Dobes have been bred initially for the purpose of security, involving some military and police functions.

Boston Terriers are small and have been bred for the purpose of companionship.

The sport of dog fighting has been illegal for some years in Britain but the practice still goes on in places, and some bull terrier breeds are bred and trained for this unpleasant purpose.

Pumis were initially bred as herding dogs, but have eventually used for the purpose of dog dancing, dog agility, obedience, and even for detection or search and rescue activities.

Described as the perfect «all - purpose form dog» when they were being bred in their earliest history in Ireland, these dogs have transitioned away from a life on the farm exclusively into some of the best obedience and agility competition dogs.

For example, German Shepherds bred for working purposes (protection dogs) tend to have intense, dominant temperaments that are challenging to train if you don't know what you're doing.

Don't breed your dog unless you have good reason to, such as furthering the breed for show or competition purposes by conscientiously and responsibly pairing dogs who are prime examples of the breed standard.

While this may have been true in the past where pets were often bred for a particular working purpose in today's society this concept is not only out dated but out of touch with reality.

While some individual Pits have been bred for this purpose it is important to note that this is but an infinitesimal part of the breed's background and has never been practiced by more than a small percentage of its owners.

Thanks to its superior intelligence and trainability, the Poodle breed has been used for a variety of purposes throughout history.

If you wish to have your dog «cleared» for breeding purposes your veterinarian may refer you to a veterinary cardiologist.

I wouldn't recommend you get a Primitive Breed Original Purpose: Hunters and fighters of vermin and dogs.