Sentences with phrase «described as a large dog»

The German Sheprador is described as a large dog breed, although this isn't always consistent.

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Cari Meyers, founder and president of the Puppy Mill Project, described large - scale breeders as «prison for a dog,» with inhumane conditions that can leave pets with lasting health and behavior issues.

His light, supple gait, like that of a large feline, has been described as «quicksilver,» permitting him to make the springing starts, abrupt turns, and sudden stops required of a shepherd dog.

The largest dog on the list so far, a Chow Chow is described as being aloof, perhaps cat - like in nature.

Cons: Dog owners describe the pieces as being the size of a peanut which may be too large for toy breeds to consume comfortably.

A Corgi is often describes as a «small dog in large dog's body».

Described by the manufacturer as wholesome and rich in Omega - 3 DHA, this food is specially formulated for larger breeds, so would be suitable for dogs such as the Great Dane or Mastiff.

The Dog Breed Info Center describes a standard poodle as a medium - to - large dog with a square appearanDog Breed Info Center describes a standard poodle as a medium - to - large dog with a square appearandog with a square appearance.

The seizure of more than 200 dogs and birds from a small home in the Oak Ridge area Friday was described as possibly the largest ever removal of abandoned animals in Orange County.

They also describe the extra-capsular (extra-cap) and note that «many surgeons reserve suture techniques for small breed, older, and / or inactive dogs as larger and younger patient have more complications.»

The breed standard describes the Neapolitan Mastiff's head as being large in proportion to the rest of the dog, covered with wrinkles and deep folds, with penetrating deep - set eyes hidden under heavy upper lids, drooping haws (lower eyelids), pendulous lips and an pronounced dewlap (loose skin under the neck and chin that creates a multi-chin appearance).

According to the American Kennel Club, this dog was once described as a «unique - looking dog in a baggy suit» because of its loose skin and large ears.

Chihuahuas are often described as having the energy and personality of a much larger dog packaged in a tiny body.

We were concerned about the size / weight / age difference but the older / larger dog is so tolerant and corrects the behavior of the puppy exactly as you described in the article.