Sentences with phrase «from aggressive breeds»

Not exact matches

Those subjects also rated how aggressive they considered different breeds of dogs to be, from cocker spaniels to pit bulls, and chose which type they'd most like to own.

What they found is that if you present a breeding pair of woodpeckers with a longer drum from a more aggressive intruder, the pair begins to coordinate their territorial defense behavior and coordinate how they attack the intruder; whereas, a shorter drum from a weaker intruder meant that the resident pair didn't bother to coordinate a response.

Postdoctoral researcher Dr Federico Becerra from the Max Planck Weizmann Center for Integrative Archaeology and Anthropology at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Germany, explains: «We found that a strain of rats bred to be aggressive towards humans bit often and with lots of force, whereas a highly tame strain never bit at all.

The dogfighter makes money not just from fights, but also from breeding and selling dogs who have been trained to be incredibly aggressive.

If you're searching for a family dog, be sure you do not purchase your pit bull from a breeder who may have selectively chosen fighting bloodlines, as dogs with such bloodlines were bred from individuals selected because of aggressive behavior.

Beth current runs her Dog Training business in San Diego, working with dogs of all breeds, all ages, and with all issues, from puppy training through to aggressive dogs.

Here is what the AKC (American Kennel Club) says about the Akita and children: «Akita temperament can range from calm to bouncy and aggressive, so the breed should always be supervised around small children and other animals.

No dog breed is dangerous unless it is untrained, trained but in an aggressive way, unstable from bad breeders or just treated poorly.

Yes — Rin Tin Tin is from a so - called aggressive breed.

9 times out of 10 the dogs that attack a person have either been beaten or have come from lines that have been in - bred, bred from fighting aggressive line that the parents of the dog were unstable to begin with, or they were beaten as puppies before they were given to a home.

The lovers of aggressive breeds try to use these breeding accidents to prove that their aggressive breeds are just like any other dog, «see, they're no different from the cuddly breeds.»

«A lot of owners of aggressive breeds are suffering from denial and ignorance, because no one wants to be fingered as having that kind of dog,» Dodman said.

Not breed from a dog that suffers from a poor character i.e. a nervous or aggressive temperament.

However, dogs with violent or abusive histories and those bred from dogs with aggressive tendencies are much more likely to exhibit aggressive behavior towards people or other dogs.

Pit bull terrier dogs and puppies are the most frequently and unjustly targeted by breed discriminatory legislation as inherently vicious, aggressive and dangerous, though this is not the case, as shown by research, studies and policies from the National Canine Research Council, the Center for Disease Control and the American Bar Association.

Steps to prevent recurrence need to be particularly aggressive from the beginning in this breed.

«All breeds have a range of temperament, from shy to aggressive.»

With the proper socialisation from an early age yes, however, if you rescue this crossbreed or have an older unsocialised dog you could encounter problems as Staffies can be dog aggressive and Labradors were bred to retrieve birds so your canary might be a temptation too far.

It is also important that this breed be well socialized from a very early age in order to prevent aggressive behavior in adulthood.

Dog «attacks» are by no means all from pit bulls, but by dogs of many breeds who by now have been inbred with aggressive tendencies.

Typically of a working breed, Aussies are snappy, aggressive, and / or excessively shy and timid around strange people and dogs if not socialized THOROUGHLY and from a YOUNG AGE.

APBT was not bred to be human aggressive therefore the dogs involved in these attacks are from pit bull mixes, basically mutts.

Horrible cases of dog attacks bring a flurry of laws to restrict or ban certain breeds or mixes in a frantic attempt to protect the public from dogs perceived as aggressive because of their appearance or because a similar dog committed a hostile action against a person or pet.

Shy, aggressive, elderly and large dog breeds greatly benefit from house visits.

Far better than breed - specific bans are laws to control aggressive dogs of any breed or mix and strictly - enforced laws to keep dogs from running loose or causing a neighborhood nuisance.

We work with dogs of all ages, breeds, and temperaments and do everything from puppy training to basic obedience, from refresher courses for older dogs to behavioral modification on aggressive dogs.

Two issues, more than one breed is a pit bull, two the issue is in the ride side who do not teeat the PTSD trained fight fogs have zero they are animal aggressive from training, deal of this is the main issue

This breed is banned from ownership in Australia and New Zealand, largely because the administration of these countries believe them to be aggressive as well as have the audacity to inflict serious wounds on someone if attacked.

There is no getting away from the aggressive nature of this breed.

Calgary does not discriminate against particular breeds of dogs but focuses on protecting the public from all aggressive dogs regardless of breed.

Make sure you get your pup from a reputable breeder that doesn't breed for aggressive qualities.

Unfortunately, these breeds suffer from great popularity, which leads to breeding dogs of less - than - optimum temperament and perpetuates overly shy, aggressive, or neurotic characteristics that often overpower the sweet temperaments of a Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever, Collie, or other mild - mannered dog.

Therefore, the response of small breeds to blows, pulls of their hair or ears and other habitual actions of children, will be by norm more aggressive or defensive than from dogs of a greater size.

Additionally, trends in animal control enforcement have moved from differentiating an animal's propensity to aggressive behavior based on breed alone, to establishing a consistent response to all aggressive acts by any animal.»

Characteristics: energetic, intelligent, requires leadership from owner (without leadership the breed can become aggressive, excessive barkers and develop small dog syndrome)

The Club also asks Club members that breed or have stud dogs, that they should only breed from KC registered Rhodesian Ridgebacks which conform to the Breed Standard and are believed to be clear from hereditary defects and underlying health conditions, are mentally and physically sound and not suffering from acute nervousness or aggressive tendenbreed or have stud dogs, that they should only breed from KC registered Rhodesian Ridgebacks which conform to the Breed Standard and are believed to be clear from hereditary defects and underlying health conditions, are mentally and physically sound and not suffering from acute nervousness or aggressive tendenbreed from KC registered Rhodesian Ridgebacks which conform to the Breed Standard and are believed to be clear from hereditary defects and underlying health conditions, are mentally and physically sound and not suffering from acute nervousness or aggressive tendenBreed Standard and are believed to be clear from hereditary defects and underlying health conditions, are mentally and physically sound and not suffering from acute nervousness or aggressive tendencies.

In rare cases of selective breeding it has genetic causes, so there's little chance of getting an aggressive dog if you buy her from a responsible breeder.

Restrictions from outright bans to requirements for confinement, insurance, and spay and neuter often follow incidents in which a breed and its crosses are implicated in aggressive incidents or dog fighting or other criminal activity.

Are genetic factors in play — does your dog come from a dominant, aggressive breed?

``... if an individual uses a breed of dog that is perceived to be aggressive because of breed reputation, stereotype, or the history or experience the observer may have with other dogs, but the dog is under the control of the individual with a disability and does not exhibit aggressive behavior, the title II entity can not exclude the individual or the animal from a State or local government program, service, or facility.»

The Bull dog retained its protective and fearless nature, but aggressive and ferocious tendencies were removed from the breed.

Do nt help the breed by totally isolating the dog from any thing with a pulse to make it aggressive to fight the thing is you can do that to any dog.

They like to be involved in training and breeding to produce aggressive winning dogs and they feel they benefit from the reputation of being able to train a «winner».

ANY dog can become aggressive if poorly trained or bred from aggressive parents.

If they think that the family or a loved one is at risk, in no time, they change from very calm breeds to highly aggressive attackers.

German Shepherds, Australian Cattle Dogs, Rottweilers and other breeds that are considered more energetic would also benefit from a toy for aggressive chewers.

Because these treats serve as great chews, this tasty product from Brutus and Barnaby is ideally recommended for the aggressive and anxious breeds of dogs.

Guard dogs, also referred to as patrol or sentry dogs, have a low level of socialization and are typically chosen from a more naturally aggressive breed than Great Danes.

This is why a few aggressive examples of these breeds are responsible for human deaths from dog bites, earning them a terrible reputation.

Randomly euthanizing several breeds of dogs, from pit bulls to German shepherds to Rottweilers, most of which have never displayed prior aggressive behavior, is not the answer.