Sentences with phrase «close confinement»

This illness spreads rapidly among susceptible dogs housed in close confinement.

None of our own - label British meat or ingredient meat or eggs are sourced from close confinement systems.

At home they need time to continue the healing process and this requires close confinement to a small area.

This makes places with large numbers of dogs in close confinement the ideal breeding grounds.

Short - term close confinement allows you to predict when your puppy wants to go so that you may be there to direct him to the appropriate spot and reward him for doing the right thing in the right place at the right time.

The animals» close confinement allows the virus to exploit more of its host's tissues because it does not need to keep the host healthy to spread the infection.

Because there is a risk of blood clots or worm debris blocking blood vessels from adult heartworm treatment, the dog must then remain quiet in close confinement for another 4 to 6 weeks after treatment.

The detainee told of being kept in close confinement with little space to exercise, and allowed to do that only on weekdays, the diplomat said.

Standard free range practice is to cut off a large portion of each hen's beak with a hot blade without the use of painkillers so that hens in close confinement don't peck each other.

Pigs that supply our essential Waitrose pork are born outdoors — we never use farrowing crates or close confinement stalls.

As he says, «Half a century ago it may have been acceptable to keep a solitary animal in close confinement just for our amusement (but) these days recreation tends to be considered insufficient justification for depriving animals of their freedom.

The Society accepts the raising or husbandry of agricultural food animals where all possible means are taken to alleviate stress and suffering and when close confinement (factory farming) is not practiced.

«It may be more important to put a group of artists and scientists together in such close confinement, in tough conditions, just to see what happens.»

Waitrose was a pioneer of and is committed to the removal of close confinement systems from farm production.

«In New York, we spend so much intimate time in close confinement with our animals,» says Greene.

Because there is a risk of blood clots or worm debris blocking blood vessels from adult heartworm treatment, the dog must then remain quiet in close confinement for another four to six weeks after treatment.

It is not surprising that the church authorities found his presence far from comfortable, and so, for two periods totaling twenty - four years in all, he was held in close confinement in a Franciscan monastery.

The effort to go cage - free got a big boost at the beginning of 2014, when California officially enacted a proposition to essentially abolish the close confinement of farm animals in cages and crates.

Close confinement systems, including farrowing crates and caged hens, are not used and stocking densities are lower than average across the supply chain.

Among birds in close confinement, a virus rapidly evolves the ability to transmit, not only through feces but also via the respiratory system.

By the laws of quantum physics, the close confinement only allows the electrons a few distinct energy states.

There are a few dogs, however, who will not accept the close confinement of a crate.

close confinement, the lack of exercise and other physical requirements, the inability to express natural behaviours and lack of appropriate socialization

TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie didn't listen to animal rights activists who urged him to sign a bill to ban the close confinement of gestating pigs, but will he listen to The Boss's daughter when it comes to another animal rights bill?

Border Collies excel in agility as well as obedience competition, but their crowning achievement is in the sheep pasture where they gather the flock and, at the shepherd's direction, move it to greener pastures or to close confinement in paddock or barn.

Kennel cough is an airborne bacterial disease that spreads rapidly among dogs in close confinement, such as a kennel, dog pound or doggy day care.

During the hour - long periods of close confinement, as your puppy lies doggo in dreamy repose, his bladder and bowels are slowly but surely filling up.

Housebreak your dog more quickly by using the close confinement to encourage control, establish a regular routine for outdoor elimination, and to prevent «accidents» at night or when left alone.

Kennel cough spreads readily in places where many dogs are housed in close confinement, such as kennels, animal shelters, grooming parlors, and dog shows.

She not only had the blank expression and frail, bald body of a perpetually neglected animal, but also had untreated sarcoptic mange, ringworm, skin infections, dermatitis, ear infections, arthritis in her back legs (from years of close confinement), and early cataracts.