Sentences with phrase «field as working dogs»

Meanwhile, Labs bred to be out in the field as working dogs have been bred with agility in mind.

Not exact matches

This dog is more than a best friend; he is a loyal companion for more than three centuries, remaining by his master's side as he works as a chemyst, mathematician, doctor and metallurgist in European castles, courts and field offices.

Inform him of your puppy's housing, previous vaccinations and deworming, and any special purposes you have for the dog such as field work, showing, search and rescue, etc..

The Board may each year appoint standing committees to advance the work of the Club in such matters as dog shows, obedience trials and performance events, trophies, annual prizes, membership and other fields which may well be served by committees.

Just because a dog is of the «conformation» type does NOT mean that it can not work in the field, just as being of the «field» type does NOT mean that that dog can not win in the show ring.

The field trials are as close to a real hunting situation as we could find where the dog is evaluated solely on its work in the field.

Over the years I have instructed obedience classes and worked for a national organization as a field instructor working with assistance dogs when they are placed with their new handlers.

She spent years in the Service Dog field, training both Guide Dogs for the Blind and Assistance Dogs for the Disabled, as well as many years working with pet dDogs for the Blind and Assistance Dogs for the Disabled, as well as many years working with pet dDogs for the Disabled, as well as many years working with pet dogsdogs.

All of the varieties of Belgium shepherds are outstanding when it comes to field work, including obedience, shepherding, Agility, sledding, search and rescue, as cop dogs, and detecting fires etc. this breed is very fascinating, love children, and highly enjoys playing outdoors.

The dog should also be reminded of the signals and commands required for field work as he may become rusty over the summer, especially if he has lived the life of a pampered house pet, Falk said.

The Board may each year appoint standing committees to advance the work of the club in such matters as dog shows, trophies, annual prizes, membership and other fields which may well be served by committees.

Some of us think of gun dogs as working dogs, because we «work» them in the shooting field.

Graduating with a BS in Biology from Ursinus College, Nicole began to look for work within the animal care field, and was employed as a veterinary technician and also a dog daycare technician / handler.

This dog was bred to work in the field, as an outdoor dog.

The breed's large, floppy ears may predispose him to frequent ear infections and his work as a hunting dog puts him at risk for field injuries.

Multiple studies have been done with people who work in animal fields and not only are visual results far from DNA results, professionals can not even agree with each other as to what the primary breed of a dog may be.

The Board may each year appoint standing committees to advance the work of the Club in such matters as dog shows, trophies, annual prizes, membership and other fields which may well be served by committees.

Our dogs all live in the house, so we demand correct temperaments from all of our dogs, and all are worked in the field and titled there as we have the opportunity.

This openness to training can be seen from the various fields they are working — as a family, guard, police and military, bomb and drug detection and rescue and search dog.

Although the jobs of many breeds have disappeared and the jobs of others have changed, dogs of many breeds created as hunting companions still work in the field as hunting companions and hunt trial competitors.

The Board may each year appoint standing committees to advance the work of the Society in such matters as dog shows, obedience trials, field events, trophies, annual prizes, membership and other fields which may well be served by committees.

In the initial stages of his the training, he worked not only with his young pup in the working dog disciplines / behaviors but he himself was trained as an agitator in the field work of protection training.

Although usually overshadowed by AKC whenever purebred dogs are discussed or exhibited, UKC hosts about 10,000 events each year1 and registers about 250,000 dogs of more than 300 breeds and varieties.2 In contrast to AKC, however, most UKC events are working dog sports or competitions such as coonhound field trials, retriever and Beagle field trials, and obedience and agility competitions.

The results determine whether a dog has a life of field work and exercise ahead or would be better suited as only a companion.

The taller and lighter field line of Labrador Retriever is more slender than its counterpart and is generally used for field work (again, it should be noted that this is not always the case and conformation lines can also be used as working dogs.)

Over the years, she has fostered kittens, volunteered for the Multnomah County Animal Shelter, and worked as a dog and cat groomer before shifting to the veterinary field.

Working cockers are still in service today and are more popular than ever in the shooting field and as agility dogs.

Hunting, working dogs, and those dogs that perform strenuous physical activities, such as agility, racing, field trials, and Schutzhund are also ideal candidates.

Besides being wonderful family pets, you can, of course, show them in conformation, do obedience work with them, enter them in field trials (tracking rabbits) or earthdog trials (where they enter tunnels to track rats), use them as pet therapy dogs (where you bring them to hospitals and nursing homes, provided they are properly evaluated for behavior and temperament).

And do not acquire a field - bred dog or high - drive breed if you aren't going to actually work him in the sport or job to which he was bred, or as close a variation as you can.

I entered the vet field in 2015 and have worked as a dog walker and at two other Seattle area clinics.

As a college student, he worked with Alex, the grey parrot, in the behavioral cognition lab with Dr. Irene Pepperberg, and has presented research in the veterinary dermatology field concerning allergen concentrations in immunotherapy, pharmacokinetics of cyclosporine in dogs, and medical treatment of inflammatory ear polyps in cats.

These are referred to as the «working», or «field bred», and «show dog» strains.

Since she was a child she has always had a deep passion for working in a field that involved animals, as she loves all animals and would adopt every cat or dog if she had the space to keep them.

This dog enjoys games such as fetch, frisbee, and field trial work.

Our first sport was Water Work, which is a field event for Portuguese Water Dogs that involves swimming, retrieving, and other skills to mimic the breed's historical role as a fisherman's helper and working crew member.

In 2012, we reported on Conservation Canines, another organization using the same strategy of adopting dogs whose energy and obsessive tendencies make them a poor match as family pets, but it's what makes them ideal for work in the field.

Specialized classes also are available for owners who want to train their dog in agility, field work, search and rescue or as a therapy dog.

If you're interested in seeing what field training is all about, this demo will give you a brief overview of AKC and Golden Retriever Club of America (GRCA) field events, as well as showing you working dogs in action.

Unlike many gun dogs that have distinct «show types» and «field types,» the Brittany in the show ring has the same coat and structure and working ability as the Brittany in the field.

While the American Kennel Club (AKC) identifies breeds such as the Chinook, Rottweiler and Saint Bernard as working dogs, it's true that all dogs work, whether it's in the field, on your lap or -LSB-...]

The Board may each year appoint standing committees to advance the work of the Club in such matters as dog shows, obedience trials, trailing trials, trophies, annual awards, membership and other fields which may be served by committees.

As the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention monitor leptospirosis cases in people it seems that one third come from contact with infected dogs and one third come from contact with rats (usually through field work).

Unless the Pyrenees is used as a working dog in the field, it is necessary to provide him with daily exercise.

Gun dogs working as hunting companions and competing in Field Trials have impressive jumping ability

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