Sentences with phrase «deaf dog in breeding»

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The first all - breed deaf dog rescue in the country takes in and adopts out deaf dogs, but only after they have been spayed or neutered, vetted, and micro-chipped.

As you know AKC does not allow deaf dogs in competition and we understand, dog shows are about selecting the next generation of breeding stock.

When dogs with merle coats are bred together, also known as merle - to - merle breeding, it can result in what is called a «double merle,» according to Deaf Dogs Rock, an organization that finds homes for deaf ddogs with merle coats are bred together, also known as merle - to - merle breeding, it can result in what is called a «double merle,» according to Deaf Dogs Rock, an organization that finds homes for deaf dDogs Rock, an organization that finds homes for deaf dogsdogs.

She lives in Ann Arbor with a goofy, deaf cattle dog named Indy, a sweet and sensitive pit bull mix named Nina, a short, elderly, blonde mix - breed girl named Cdog.

In fact, Jason was so moved by this deaf bait dog that he and Heidi spoke up at their local council meetings in opposition to breed specific legislatioIn fact, Jason was so moved by this deaf bait dog that he and Heidi spoke up at their local council meetings in opposition to breed specific legislatioin opposition to breed specific legislation.

When people started breeding for «white» color in dogs, I doubt they understood they would get «deaf».

Deaf dogs, including those deaf in only one ear, should not be bred.

CALLISTO defines companion animals as any domesticated, domestic - bred or wild - caught animals, permanently living in a community and kept by people for company, amusement, work (e.g. support for blind or deaf people, police or military dogs) or psychological support including dogs, cats, horses, rabbis, ferrets, guinea pigs, reptiles, birds and ornamental fish.

If the breeder continues to create double merles in their breeding program, then the risks increase that at some point they will breed a deaf and blind dog.

In other breeds blue - eyed dogs have a greater than normal prevalence of deafness; my experience has been that most of the deaf Catahoulas I have seen have had blue eyes.

The likelihood of deafness being present in dogs with at least one unilaterally deaf parent has been shown to be significantly greater in the Dalmatian and English Cocker Spaniel breeds, but insufficient data is available from Catahoulas to confirm a similar effect.

After completion of a four year pilot project in the 1970s with a variety of dog breeds and the deaf community, it was confirmed dogs do make excellent companions and assistants for people with hearing loss.

Naturally, individuals within the breed vary greatly; however, as a general guideline, don't choose a McNab if you're one of those folks who think all dogs are naturally deaf and you can only speak to them in a shout.

Double merle breedings can result in dogs that are blind and deaf.