Sentences with phrase «healthier than the breeds»

As a result they are often — but not always — physically healthier than the breeds that contributed the DNA.

Not exact matches

An economics that understands this destiny will yield societies happier and healthier than the ones that see man as an animal raping the earth and breeding to his own destruction.

The fat from these cattle is physically different from other breeds and offers a buttery flavor that is healthier than regular beef fat.

In a Buck Institute study, Gordon Lithgow, Ph.D., found that Thioflavin T (aka ThT or Basic Yellow 1), a dye used in labs to detect damaged proteins in Alzheimer's, extended life span in healthy nematode worms by more than 50 percent and slowed Alzheimer's in worms bred to mimic aspects of the disease.

The path that transforms healthy milk products into allergens and carcinogens begins with modern feeding methods that substitute high - protein, soy - based feeds for fresh green grass; and breeding methods to produce cows with abnormally large pituitary glands so that they produce three times more milk than the old fashioned scrub cow.

More than just a stool softener, Mag O7 detox cleanse supplement releases oxygen that travels the digestive tract supporting healthy bacteria; food and waste can build up in the intestinal tract and colon which can be a perfect breeding ground for harmful bacteria that a body detox supplement can assist with

This breeds cynicism, shortcuts, and compliance rather than healthy discipline.

In Japan, these dogs are respected and considered healthier and smarter as they come from a bigger gene pool than most pure breeds,» explains the Japanese - born permanent resident, who has been residing in our sunny island for 19 years.

Purebred dogs and cats are not smarter, healthier or more even tempered than canines and felines of mixed breeding.

Mixed breed dogs are known to live longer and end up having healthier lives than their purebred counterparts.

They are considered a healthy breed and its not uncommon for a Westie to live more than 15 years.

There are some theories that suggest that mix breed dogs are healthier than purebreds.

Although purebred dogs are sometimes denigrated as harboring all sorts of genetic abnormalities and mixed breed dogs are sometimes claimed to be healthier than their purebred cousins, the truth is that all dog have the same range of health problems.

HEALTHY SKIN AND COAT Golden Retrievers have a dense coat with an undercoat, and their skin can be more sensitive than other breeds.

I much rather get a purebred Labrador who has parents screened for hip dysplasia, than get a mixed breed puppy and «hope» the parents were healthy stock.

Your dog may not be a member of any of these breeds and still live a longer, healthier life than some that are.

And many people claim that the English cream is a healthier, friendlier breed than a traditional golden retriever.

As a practicing veterinarian I am aware of the commonly held perspective that mutts are healthier than pure breed dogs.

Other than the above, this is a healthy breed with no known health concerns.

Some people believe that mixed breeds are inherently healthier than purebreds because there is a larger gene pool to draw from.

In reality, ethical breeders of purebreds are much more likely to breed healthy dogs than any cross bred combination.

Sometimes people are in over their heads with more dog than they can handle... the dog is normal and healthy, but this family shouldn't be owning that individual dog or breed.

It actually found that mixed breeds were, overall, healthier than purebreds.

Though some say that mixed breed dogs are inherently healthier than pure breeds simply because they have a larger gene pool, if both parent breeds are prone to the same diseases a mixed breed will have a higher risk for getting those diseases.

We breed for the smaller than average size dogs, that have the traditional Yorkie personality and are healthy.

Other than having a sensitive stomach, this breed does not have any common diseases and tends to be very healthy.

Since they are hybrid dogs, they are usually expected to be healthier than their parent breeds.

Crossbreed dogs are generally healthier than their parent breeds.

It seems inconceivable that as a society we have come to accept the killing of thousands of healthy companion animals — rather than demanding proactive solutions by government to stop the unrestricted breeding and selling of companion animals and establish life - saving rehoming and desexing strategies.

Among purebred dogs, those from a reputable breeder that considers the health and vitality of the parent dogs before breeding tend to be far healthier overall than those that are bred by puppy mills or backyard breeders that don't consider the health of the parent dogs.

Much of the press coverage (and, indeed, the press release from UC Davis itself) suggested that the study found that mixed breed dogs were not healthier than purebred dogs, as campaigners often maintain.

Some experts believe in hybrid vigor — the idea that mixed breed dogs are inherently healthier than purebred dogs because they have a lower risk for inherited health problems.

Most purebred cats are healthy, but certain breeds are more prone to particular diseases than others.

Health: The Vizsla is a healthy dog but might be more at risk for certain conditions than other breeds:

While mixed breeds are generally considered healthier than purebreds, the Border collie German shepherd mix may inherit some congenital disorders.

This will ensure your pet is healthier, more physically able and more happy than a dog with multiple crippling deformities like the show bred bulldog has.

Mutts are often healthier than their purebred counterparts and typically adjust more easily to a variety of living conditions due to breed specific traits being minimized.

Thankfully, Goldendoodles tend to live longer and healthier lives than either of the breeds in their parent - line — mostly due to the fact that they're a hybrid.

Small breed dogs, those that weigh no more than 30 pounds as healthy adults, stop growing at 10 months; by 12 months, they reach their full adult size.

The Shar - Poo is a Designer Dog so likely dates back to the 1980s or 1990s when breeders first began mixing 2 different pure - bred dogs to produce puppies with the ideal traits of the parent breeds such as smaller, hypo - allergenic, gentler and often healthier than the parent breeds.

While designer dogs are typically healthier than their pure - bred parents, it's important to know what your new pup could inherit.

Some people might look down on a mutt when the truth is that mixed breed dogs tend to be healthier and have more moderate temperaments than their pure - bred cousins.

This means you get the best characteristics of both of the breeds and are thought to be even healthier than their pet parents.

Unfortunately, no breed is perfectly healthy, but some are better than others!

Mixed breeds tend to be healthier (due to greater genetic diversity) than pure - breeds.

This means that the combination of the two breeds results in a dog that is generally healthier than either of the pure breeds.

If a breeder does his or her due diligence in selecting the right parents, crossing purebred dogs of different breeds results in puppies that are healthier than either of their parents.

All of this research and the accompanying advancements suggest that purpose bred dogs should be better and healthier now than 20 years ago.

Many breeds require significantly less grooming than this, but regular grooming helps to ensure your Basset Hound is healthy and comfortable.

Many times, mixed breed animals are healthier than purebred's.