Sentences with phrase «dog population»

But also look at the state of dog populations.

So they may not be indicative of what might occur in the general dog population.

They can also contribute to the mixed breed dog population, for wandering males will find females in heat, and wandering females in heat will be a target for any male.

Our priority is to have these painless formulas replace poison as a means of stray dog population control in much of the world.

It is more common than you may think, with flea allergy dermatitis affecting up to 15 % of the total dog population.

Pit bulls and pit bull mixes make up more than 20 percent of the shelter dog population.

Contrary to popular belief, there are actually fewer stray animals in large, free roaming dog populations than many people believe.

The fact of the matter is that pits are responsible for harm to human beings far in excess of their proportion of the overall dog population.

Did you know that 85 % of our pet dog population has some degree of dental disease?

There appears to be a segment of the domestic dog population that simply eats when they feel like it.

The aim of this study was to perform a segregation analysis in order to assess the possible existence of major genes affecting hip and / or elbow dysplasia in four Finnish dog populations.

After all, it would not make sense to disrupt the behavior of healthy dog populations, and smaller populations were all kept within fences.

A detailed project proposal is currently being drafted to include a comprehensive dog population survey, determination of staffing requirements, and training considerations.

It is extremely difficult to prevent contamination of premises with high transient dog populations.

One of our life - saving goals is to reduce the number of returns in our more difficult dog population: dogs that may have behavior issues.

(19) The incidence of affected individuals in various dog populations is reported to be between 0.5 % and 5.7 % 10, (20).

They are generally more concerned with the general dog population, and what problems are actually affecting the life of the dog before them.

After he goes nationwide perhaps he could consider internationally where so many poor countries need help with their stray dog populations.

In the overall dog population 0.5 — 5.7 % 2 have seizures.

As well as providing clinics for much needed veterinary services, they teach community members how to create stable, healthy dog populations.

The outbreak in the Midwest had been attributed to the H3N8 strain of virus, which was identified in the U.S. dog population in 2004 and has been circulating since.

The virus is now enzootic in many dog populations in Colorado, Florida, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.

Linebreeding practices expedite the appearance of recessive diseases in purebred dog populations.

Shelter Medicine Resident Dr. Katherine Polak worked with Humane Society International's Bhutan program for the development of a sustainable solution for dog population management.

Globalization is a fact of modern life and in the international pet marketplace the USA has become a leading destination for the distribution of dogs from foreign countries and offshore territories The World Health Organization estimates the size of the global stray dog population at 200 million.

Humane Society International successfully relinquishes Jamshedpur's street dog population management program to Jamshedpur Utilities and Services Company

The Saga Humane Society was founded in 1999, primarily to monitor and control the cat and dog populations on Ambergris Caye.

But because the most widely practiced method of dog population control was drowning female puppies at birth, the dog gender balance had skewed as far as eight males to one female, the Trumbulls found in 1937.

Shortly thereafter, the species» survival was put to the test; a Sylvatic Plague epidemic swept through the local prairie dog population in 1985, infecting the population.

This strain has been in wide circulation in Chinese and South Korean dog populations since at least 2006, called H3N2.

As the non-vaccinated dog population grows, so does the potential for disease outbreaks.

Although considered one of the most successful predators on Earth due to the high kill - rate their cooperative hunting achieves, African wild dog populations are declining due to pressures including habitat loss and human - wildlife conflict.

Their pioneering work revealed an origin of the domestic dog near Central Asia over 15,000 years ago and the history of dog populations around the globe.

The seroprevalence in dog populations worldwide ranges from 20 % to 98 % depending on the region.

Mayor Kobayashi (voice of Kunichi Nomura), who — as we learn in the prologue — comes from a long line of dog - hating and cat - loving ancestors, has enacted a quarantine of the city's dog population after an outbreak of dog flu, citing worry that it could spread to humans.

Obesity ranks first among them, and it is extremely widespread in the United States, with approximately half of the entire American dog population suffering from it.

Since 2002, IFAW's Northern Dogs Project uses education and outreach, veterinary services, assistance with dog - related bylaws and re-homing to help foster sustainable, humanely managed dog populations.

Down Dog Rescue is excited to open it's arms to the homeless dog population.

Generally speaking, many of the larger cities in the Pacific Northwest, New England and the Great Lakes region have dog population dynamics that are in balance, meaning that the demand for dogs equals or nearly equals the supply of dogs in their regions.

The bloodlines of the Roman legion dogs now became part of the local dog population.

TVT remained in an isolated population of dogs for most of its history, then something happened that allowed it to move into other dog populations and spread around the world3.

Successful care of the senior dog population involves both animal care supplies (vaccines, medications, etc.) and staff time (procedures performed by veterinarians and care by registered vet techs, as well as evaluation and training from behavioral staff), not to mention food, blankets, toys, etc. for the dogs to remain happy and to reduce stress during their stay in the shelter, and more.

(Plague can threaten prairie dog populations too, so everybody wins.)