Although many people think
certain dog breeds make better service animals than others, any breed of dog can be trained to provide service to a human handler.
Obviously, the genetic factor is important but apart from this clear factor, the shape of
certain dog breeds makes them at higher risk of being affected by GDV.
Not exact matches
There are
certain breeds that
make up a disproportionate amount of
dog bite claims,
making insurance companies less willing to cover any liability issues they cause.
It's also why owning
certain dog breeds jacks up your premiums or even
makes it downright impossible (or at least much, much harder) to get a policy.
You do not want to find yourself
making costly repairs because your insurance policy doesn't cover
certain damages or
breeds of
dogs.
It
makes good sense to know the
breed you may be thinking of buying or rescuing, and to better understand what you can do to prevent problems for your own
dog if you already have a
certain breed.
Simply put, different
dog breeds have different genetic traits that
make them more prone to
certain diseases.
Many herding
breed dogs, including collies and Australian shepherds, carry a genetic mutation that
makes them very sensitive to
certain drugs.
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.
Crufts organizers accused the BBC of
making «unreasonable demands» that it exclude
certain breeds of
dog from the show.
However, the lack of genetic diversity resulting from
breeding programs
makes them prone to
certain hereditary diseases and conditions, which are usually manifested as the
dog grows old.
Specific
dog breeds were originally developed and refined over many generations to develop traits that
made them suitable for
certain jobs.
While
certain generalizations can be
made about different
breeds of
dog, they are, in the end, individuals.
Some say
certain breeds of
dogs are inherently vicious,
making them a danger to the community.
Certain dog breeds have ancestral roots in fighting, protection and other areas that would have once
made breeding for aggression necessary.
It is the owner or handlers [that] can
make a
certain dog vicious, but entire
breeds of
dogs should not be outlawed based on the way some of them are trained.»
Certain breeds have in -
bred tendencies, but through early training and socialization you can
make your German Shepherd the friendliest he can be or your Chow the most
dog - loving version of himself.
There are
certain qualities which can
make for a good guide
dog, but any
breed that possesses those qualities has potential.
If a
certain breed is banned, mixing it with a legal
breed will also
make the mixed
dog illegal.
Certain uncommon hued bulldogs are likewise elusive or
breed, bringing about their canine and proprietor to
make a «one in a million» bond with their
dogs.
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.
It is without a doubt to the benefit of a
certain class of
dog only, and not helpful to the majority of other
dogs at the shelter, further
making any such decision to keep
breed information from potential adopters rather questionable.
Certain breeds of
dogs may inherit a predisposition to a conformation or anatomical condition that
makes them more likely to experience chronic joint subluxations.
Certain breeds of
dogs such as Labrador retrievers and German shepherds have a higher incidence of hip dysplasia,
making them more likely to have a subluxated hip joint.
No generalizations can be
made on
dogs, so it is important to understand that behaviors atypical to the
breed may arise in
certain dogs regardless of research, genetics, and environmental influences.
Having said that, there are
certain breeds of
dogs which can be quite ferocious and can
make you wet your pants if you treat them wrong.
Reading between the lines, it sounds as though your own
dog was out of control in
certain circumstances so you've taken your own experience and the odd tale and rumour and have declared them to be traits of a
breed - if you really are a writer I would suggest researching topics properly before posting because you
make yourself sound like a very insular writer.
So, if you have a
dog of a
breed that is prone to
certain health issues,
make sure you're covered.
«There are a lot of people that just like the look of a
certain dog breed, but they need to
make sure the
dog's energy level and personality is the right fit.»
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.
The frequency of IVDD in
certain breeds (especially Dachshunds),
makes it even more important if one owns such a
breed, to be ever vigilant to the warning signs of an impending problem and do one's best to keep that
dog from doing any movements which tend to aggrevate the situation.
The German Shepherd was first created when an effort in Germany was
made to standardize
certain dog breeds.
This same «vicious» stereotype that
makes certain breeds attractive to thugs and lowlifes also
makes them distasteful for «normal»
dog owners.
The attorney described the
breed identifications going on at shelters as «essentially guessing,» and he says putting more responsibility on adopters to
make sure they can take a
certain type of
dog home is the right thing to do.
In consideration for increasing concern for health and for breeders who want to
make certain that they
breed for characteristics that will not contribute to health concerns — i.e., that their
dogs will not have difficulty breathing, for instance — we have also included relevant descriptions for nostrils, from the
breed standard where they exist.
While test results may mean you ought not to
breed certain dogs having those results, especially from DNA tests, enables you to
make informed
breeding decisions that could help you
breed away from disease at issue.
Again, in light of recent controversy about
certain breed - specific physical traits that allegedly cause hardship for some purebred
dogs, some fanciers are
making concentrated efforts to begin rectifying any problem in their
breeds.
Make sure you know if
dogs are allowed where you live and that you have written permission to have the
dog you want (e.g., some places won't allow
dogs over a
certain weight or allow
certain breeds).
When animal control resources are used to regulate or ban a
certain breed, the focus is shifted away from effective enforcement of laws that have the best chances of
making communities safer:
dog license laws, leash laws, anti-animal fighting laws, anti-tethering laws, laws facilitating spaying and neutering and laws that require all owners to control their
dogs, regardless of
breed.
Most
breeds of
dogs have very specific temperaments, activity level needs, grooming requirements, behavioral issues and many other factors that
make certain breeds more or less desirable for one person or another.
Dog groomers are trained to make your dog feel comfortable, check for certain health problems, and provide any breed - specific ca
Dog groomers are trained to
make your
dog feel comfortable, check for certain health problems, and provide any breed - specific ca
dog feel comfortable, check for
certain health problems, and provide any
breed - specific care.
Some studies illustrate that the production of allergens varies by
breed making certain dog breeds more compatible with allergic owners than others.
In 1991 the UK introduced the Dangerous
Dogs Act, which banned certain breeds of dogs such as the Pit Bull Terrier and Japanese Tosa, and made it easier for police to prosecute people who organized dog fig
Dogs Act, which banned
certain breeds of
dogs such as the Pit Bull Terrier and Japanese Tosa, and made it easier for police to prosecute people who organized dog fig
dogs such as the Pit Bull Terrier and Japanese Tosa, and
made it easier for police to prosecute people who organized
dog fights.
I am
certain they are all young, small and cute — no «old and uglies,» no
dog over 40 pounds, no «difficult - to - adopt -
breeds» like Rotweillers or Dobermans that might not move out of their hallowed condos quite as quickly, thus
making their «live release rate» look a little less impressive.
In some
dogs certain hereditary factors can also
make a particular
dog or
breeding line more prone to those health problems than other
dogs in the same
breed of different lines.
That variety in behavior is mostly man -
made:
Dog breeding practices developed to highlight
certain behaviors or traits that humans found useful.
RSPCA
dog welfare expert Lisa Richards told The Huffington Post UK: «Many
dogs have been
bred to emphasise
certain physical features, some of which have become so extreme that they can cause pain and suffering,
make dogs prone to particular disorders, or even prevent them from behaving normally and from enjoying the activities we know
dogs love.
Even if the theories surrounding the beginning of the Shih Tzu's existence are quite numerous, one piece of information is
certain: these
dogs made a live presence at the ancient Chinese Imperial Court and the
breed was so incredibly valued and respected that even when the Chinese people started to trade with Western civilizations, they utterly refused to sell or trade them.
Certain breeds, lifestyles and physical characteristics will
make a
dog more prone to «abnormal situations,» in which the pet's normal homeostasis is disrupted.
So much so that
Breed - Specific Legislation or laws are enacted which range from
making it illegal to possess
certain breeds, to regulating ownership with the intention to reduce
dog attacks.