Sentences with phrase «dog racing industry»
Today, the breed is primarily used in the dog racing industry, a point that will be addressed later in this article.
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Under current rules the greyhound industry does not pay VAT on food for racing dogs.
These dogs have spent the first part of their lives part of the Greyhound racing industry, and now they need a loving home to be a dog.
Backers of the ballot measure believe greyhound racing constitutes animal abuse because of the industry's excessive breeding practices, the cruel methods by which unwanted dogs are destroyed, the conditions in which many are forced to live and the number of injuries racing leads to.
Florida should lose points for not only allowing greyhound racing, but turning a blind eye to drugging dogs and subsidizing the industry.
Since 2003, racing industry organizations have committed nearly $ 300,000 to scientific research aimed at developing a more effective vaccine for kennel cough, a common respiratory disease affecting virtually all dog breeds.
Years ago, and in an effort to save the dying industry, the state coupled dog racing with slot machines and poker making dog racing mandatory at gambling facilities.
Greyhounds were ideal for her mission of providing blood to strapped animal hospitals because they are often in need of refuge from the often - brutal dog - race industry.
The GoToRovers.com race brings retailers, manufacturers and distributors in the pet industry together for a common purpose: to exercise and raise funds for dogs and cats in the pet industry.
Now see how connected this patent holder to the new dog flu vaccine is to the research group that is creating these MLV vaccines for the horse racing industry: He is going to announce ANOTHER NEW VIRUS next month.
At present, it is these two strains of canine influenza that concern dogs: H3N8 (from the racing industry) and H3N2 (from Asia).
In 2015, a new strain of canine flu entered the U.S. from Asia this time more virulent and more contagious among dogs than the flu from the racing industry.