Sentences with phrase «by breed clubs»

Unfortunately, further modifications were suggested by the breed club members.

These are considered by the breed club to be the most important for the breed.

It is published by the breed club in its country of origin.

This list may change as more information on newly recognized health conditions associated with the breed emerge and are approved by the breed club.

Most of the Conformation Standards used by Breed Clubs were formulated by those owners of working / hunting dogs.

During Word War II (1939 - 1945), there was a concerted effort by breeding clubs to prevent the breed from suffering because of its Germanic roots.

[16] There have been extensive studies of these conditions, [17] commonly sponsored by breed clubs and dog registries, while specialised breed clubs provide information of common genetic defects for their breeds.

They have years of experience with the breed and abide by their breed club Code of Ethics.

However, they are not accepted by the breed clubs of two countries; the American Kennel Club and Canadian Kennel Club for conformation showing (though they can be registered and show in performance events).

Through research funded by breed clubs and by the AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF), new genetic tests for carriers of defective genes are continually being developed.

It was decided that rescue activities could be more efficient if there was a stand - alone rescue organization not encumbered by breed club activities.

The majority of KC registered dogs are not bred by Assured Breeders, although many of these will be bred by breed club members.

However, due to pressure placed on the registries by breed clubs, they are registered in accordance with their base coat colours.

Responsible breeders do not sell to pet stores, and are prohibited from doing so by their breed club guidelines.

For genetic testing in dogs, the registry of results might be maintained by the breed club, by CERF, or by another organization.

CERF - Canine Eye Research Foundation - maintains database of information that is generated by examinations done by ACVO Diplomates and a DNA database of information that is generated by genetic testing laboratories endorsed by a breed club.

There are two important situations to discuss, firstly the management of clinical elbow disease and perhaps more importantly, the monitoring of elbow disease by breed clubs.

More research is needed in this area and as far as I am aware, there are no attempts by breed clubs to tackle the problem of deafness and ear disease.

Unlike many breeds of dogs, the Papillon is jealously guarded by its breed club.

She is not recognized by any breed clubs or kennel clubs and is classed as a working dog; unlike the Siberian Husky and the Alaskan Malamute, who are both purebreds, registered with the AKC and CKC and used as a show dog as well as a working dog.

Incentive programs, free diagnostic screening, and genetic testing days are already being implemented by breed clubs to help identify and diagnose inherited disorders in susceptible dog breeds, but public awareness of the importance of testing needs to be much improved.

The Breed Council was able to use this approval to reinforce further the use of the screening program by Breed Club members who are expected to comply with its Code of Ethics [32].

This is done by comparing each dog in the ring to the Official Breed Standard as written by each Breed Club.

«Rescue» is a term we adopted because it was and is the one in general used by breed clubs to describe what we do: breed education and assistance, general canine welfare, and the placement of abandoned adult dogs in quality, permanent homes.

We call for a unified effort by all Breed Clubs to be constructive, positive and focused on all canine health related issues that will succeed in protecting the pedigree dog and silencing the unbalanced sound bites of our critics.

This can be accomplished at a «clearing eye clinic» sponsored by breed clubs or at the Veterinary Ophthalmologist's office.

They show a real interest in the breed other than selling dogs and they abide by the breed club's Code of Ethics.

This registry is used by all breed clubs and all eye certifications are sent to CERF not OFA.

Included in the breed standard description are externally observable aspects of appearance and behaviour that are considered by the breed club to be the most important for the breed, and externally observable details of appearance or temperament that are considered by the breed club to be unacceptable (called faults).

Canine rescues are run by individuals, rescue networks, and by breed clubs.

When a dog has meet all of the CHIC health testing requirements for their breed, they receive a CHIC number to indicate that they have met the minimum testing requirements as set forth by their breed club.