Sentences with phrase «crossing of a purebred dog»

True poodle cross breed dogs emerge from the crossing of a purebred dog with a purebred poodle.

Not exact matches

In reality, ethical breeders of purebreds are much more likely to breed healthy dogs than any cross bred combination.

Dogs might also be multi generation crosses and not bred from two purebred dogs of different breDogs might also be multi generation crosses and not bred from two purebred dogs of different bredogs of different breeds.

Every year, tens of thousands of dogs and puppies, purebred and crosses are euthanized in shelters.

These dogs are not purebred but rather the result of a crossing between a sighthound and some type of non-sighthound breed, often a terrier or some kind of pastoral dog.

If a breeder does his or her due diligence in selecting the right parents, crossing purebred dogs of different breeds results in puppies that are healthier than either of their parents.

At present, it is well known that distichiasis affects many purebred dogs and occasionally some cross bred dogs as well, and the list of supposedly predisposed breeds now includes 109 different breeds [21].

It is primarily a disease of purebreds although it can happen in mixed breeds, particularly if it is a cross of two dogs that are prone to developing the disease.

They have been a purebred in Tibet for thousands of years, and are one of the few purebred dog breeds that haven't been crossed with others in the name of «improvement».

First generation crosses, otherwise known as designer dogs, are made from two purebred parents of a desired mix.

Some brindle Pitbull mixes are the result of a planned cross breeding of a purebred Pitbull and another purebred dog.

Two purebred dogs are sometimes deliberately crossed in hopes of creating a new breed such as the cockapoo, which is one part cocker spaniel, one part poodle.

«Crossbred dogs (first generation crosses of two purebred dogs, also called dog hybrids) are not breeds and are not considered purebred, although crossbreds from the same two breeds of purebreds can have «identical qualities», similar to what would be expected from breeding two purebreds, but with more genetic variation.»

NO ethical breeder allows ANY purebred dog to become part of a cross breeding program.