Sentences with phrase «certain aggressive breeds»

This intense training method focuses and keys in on instinctual traits of certain aggressive breeds, honing skills to develop a useful, happy, effective canine companion and working dog.

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Pets As mentioned earlier, certain dog breeds with a reputation for being aggressive can be more expensive, or impossible, to insure.

According to dog owners polled in the previously mentioned study, certain breeds are exhibiting aggressive behavior at greater rates than others.

Perhaps though, it is public perception paired with an improper reactionary style of training that leads to more frequent aggressive outbursts among certain breeds.

The authors found that per the questionnaires, there really were certain aggressive characteristics that were reported repeatedly by owners of the same breed.

BSL stands for breed - specific legislation, which places restrictions on owning certain breeds of dogs, usually bull terrier breeds and mixes stereotyped for being aggressive.

These media reports are very influential in making citizens believe that certain types of dogs are more aggressive than others — even if in reality the dogs are often mixes of other breeds or completely different breeds altogether.

More than 50 pit bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans, Dachshunds and even Shih Tzus took to the streets of downtown Maple Ridge with their owners Sunday afternoon to protest a proposed bylaw that would single out certain breeds as aggressive.

The CDC also noted the likelihood that as certain breeds are regulated, those who exploit dogs by making them aggressive will replace them with other, unregulated breeds.

The root cause of dangerous dogs is that «certain people are deliberately breeding aggressive tendencies into dogs».

Horrible cases of dog attacks bring a flurry of laws to restrict or ban certain breeds or mixes in a frantic attempt to protect the public from dogs perceived as aggressive because of their appearance or because a similar dog committed a hostile action against a person or pet.

The genesis of this type of legislation is the idea that prohibiting the presence of certain dog breeds considered «dangerous» or «aggressive» will reduce the incidence of dog attacks.

The pitbull is known to be a silent breed that will be aggressive when it is faced with a certain danger.

The restriction is based on the assumption that certain breeds of dogs are inherently dangerous or aggressive, and in response to a number of highly publicized dog bites and attacks made by animals identified as pit bull - type dogs.

In order to preserve the safety of our staff and fellow campers, please note that certain breeds may not participate in Day Camp nor will any known aggressive dogs.

Pit Bulls are also the favorite breed of certain types of people who deliberately train them to be aggressive toward human beings.

Please note that while we welcome all breeds for Individual Play & Stay, certain breeds may not participate in Play & Stay Groups nor will any known aggressive dogs.

Please note that none of this should be taken as a defense of breed - specific stereotyping or discrimination, on the theory that certain breeds are bound to be aggressive or otherwise «bad.»

Signs of fearful or aggressive behavior can crop up in certain breeds without warning as they mature, and this is typically noticed about 1 to 2 years of age.

Certain breeds were reported to have more aggressive qualities, but not the breeds you'd expect!

It would be get rid of the law targeting certain breeds of dogs — which inevitably leads to dogs dying in shelters unnecessarily and no increase in public safety — and instead, focus the laws on responsible pet ownership, and targeting aggressive dogs based on their BEHAVIOR, not breeds.

I also find it unsettling when I hear people say all Beagles howl, Irish Setters are ditzy, Chihuahuas are ankle biters, all Pit Bull Terriers are aggressive or other certain breeds requiring special training skills.

Much of the controversy over the «Dangerous Dogs Act» comes from the subject mentioned above — simply because a dog is a certain breed does not mean that it is going to be aggressive.

Often, that's due to strong feelings about certain «aggressive» breeds, such as pit bulls and Rottweilers, which may not be based in reality.

Additionally, depending on the insurance company issuing your homeowners policy, an umbrella policy may be your only real protection if you own certain aggressive dog breeds.

Some home insurance policies may exclude liability protection against dog attacks, especially by certain «aggressive» breeds of canine.

Certain breeds known to be more aggressive, will result in a higher premium.

Rates can vary from one home to next, but certain risk factors like swimming pools, trampolines and aggressive dog breeds could cause a spike in your annual premium.