Sentences with phrase «dogs we know today»

Horand became the cornerstone for breeding and eventually led up to the dog we know today as the German Shepherd Dog.

Original Beagles were smaller and through the centuries they have been bred with larger hunting hounds to become the dog you know today.

English immigrants brought the resulting breed to the United States; the result is the strong, courageous, gentle dogs known today as American pit bulls.

This is how the Alaskan husky gradually evolved into the dog we know today.

It is thought that such dogs as the Schipperke, Keeshond, American Eskimo and German Spitz may have been used in breeding programs to obtain the smaller dogs we know today.

The smooth is the dog we know today, although a long haired one pops up from time to time.

These Bulldog - Terrier crosses travelled to America in the 19th century where they were crossed to become the dog we know today.

It was the mixture of these dogs and the selective breeding that followed, that culminated in creating the dog we know today as the Yorkshire Terrier.

Not exact matches

Letting everyone know what you ate for breakfast, lunch, and dinner along with how many times you walked your dog today will do much more harm than good when it comes to likeability.

Four years ago, when a woman in England remortgaged her home to be able to offer 10,000 British pounds - more than $ 13,000 today - for her stolen show dog, the Telegraph deemed it the biggest known reward for a pet.

Today, the unpopular large cap strategy has become known as the Dogs of the Dow.

Hannah and Jacob come home today — I know their dogs missed them so much!

We are still the top dog in London but for how long don't know, if Chelsea build a bigger and better stadium they will for shore take over, today's success is measured by price tag and supporters, we are OK with the price tag but we are fast loosing supporters with the new generation

this is a dog eat dog world and football today is no different, we need to build a winning team, how do you do that if every time we have a good player we sell him just because we feel we are being unfair?

«It demonstrates that the pets and livestock we know today — dogs, chickens, horses, cows — are probably radically different from the ones our great - great - grandparents knew,» he added.

The work finds that today's pooches are more closely related to ancient canids than to modern wolves, indicating that the dog's wolf ancestor no longer exists.

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I'll report back on if I made it home in one, not frozen, piece I'm going to pass on waxing poetic on love today, and instead just wish you all a wonderful Valentine's Day, no matter if you're spending it with best friends, co-workers, significant others, your dog, you name it.

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I don't know why River of Grass didn't immediately achieve a cult reception similar to Reservoir Dogs, True Romance, Clerks or other films similar in their time and space, but thankfully Kelly Reichardt persevered, allowing you to take a look back to over-analyze or simply discover the roots of one of today's most important filmmakers.

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The middle class started to warm to dogs as pets in the 18th century; but it was the 19th century Victorians who firmly established the tradition, along with many of the breeds we know today.

Her owner paid, left with her dog and came back a half hour later, polite but upset, wanting to know why Beauty didn't get a bow today.

Today I am no longer called a Bait Dog.

Later Cornelius Van Rooyen, a big game hunter who was farming in Rhodesia, which is known as Zimbabwe today, started selectively breeding dogs to try to track and keep leopards and lions at bay.

Today these dogs are known for their intelligence, and many people with allergies turn to Poodles because they are known as being hypoallergenic.

As rescue pets become more and more common family members in today's households, it's wonderful to know that there are rescues and shelters out there advocating for, rescuing, and adopting out dogs with all kinds of disabilities.

Back then, I didn't really know what it meant, and even today as a grown adult and professional dog trainer, I still don't really know what it means!

The English Bulldog that we know today shares very little in common with its ancient ancestor, the Bulldog, which was a taller dog that looked more like a Mastiff.

The Australian Cattle Dog was first known as the Australian Heeler, although it is still called the Blue or Queensland Heeler today.

«Today, having a cat is no longer seen as a substitute for having a dog.

Unfortunately for most, for owners today this is a characteristic that stuck with the breed and they are known for being noisy dogs that aren't afraid to bark to get the attention of their owner or other companion animals.

While the dachshunds may be known more today for being a pampered pet of a celebrity or loyal companion dog, the dachshund is still used as a hunting companion.

Also among the most active dog breeds known today are Poodles.

But 7 - year old Dinakaran of Chinnalapet, India knows that he would not be here today were it not for the heroism of his dog, Selvakumar.

The greater Newfoundland — the Newfoundland as we know him today — was also kept as a cart dog.

The lead dog of the team that took on the last leg of that serum relay is still well known today, and a statue of the dog, named Balto, can be found in New York City's Central Park.

But with today's vast and competitive market, choosing the best dog grooming clippers is no longer straightforward.

The breed as we know it today was developed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries from collies and other shepherd - type dogs.

This meant that the dogs were bred to be strong, exactly like how we know them today.

The dog that i have been watching, a 13 year old Bichon Frise, got into my garbage today and ate coffee grounds, chicken, corn, and who knows what else.

Although these three regions are really the pivotal geographic locations in the history of the sled dog, and although there are really only three types of dog that people today classify as huskies — Alaskan Malamutes, Alaskan Huskies and Siberian Huskies — there are actually a number of other less well known polar breeds that developed over time which can be differentiated by region, height, weight and colour...

I'm so grateful to all my clients and their dogs for teaching me what I know today.

However, dog sledding as we know it today, emerged as a way of life in at least three Arctic regions where there was a plentiful supply of meat through much of the year.

The Australian Cattle Dog as we know it today was the result.

These dogs have been bred for farm work, but this is no longer valid today, when we adopt dogs to enjoy their loyal company.

Today, dogs no longer need to hunt for their food, but the instinct to bury leftovers remains a basic instinct in many.

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