Sentences with phrase «hunting dog characteristics»

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To build a stronger case for dogs as hunting companions, she says she'd want to see something like a change in dog breeds over time, with a shift toward characteristics that would make them larger and swifter — and thus better hunters.

Despite - or perhaps because of - some of these characteristics, they are still terriers: small hunting dogs bred to chase anything that runs away.

-- To support and preserve the Weimaraner as a versatile hunting dog as well as its multipurpose function and breed characteristics in adherence to the breed standard.

By blending the following litters with ruddy - colored Airedale terriers, pointers and collies, van Rooyen's family was then able to round out the physical characteristics, skill sets and personality of the future lion - hunting dogs.

These characteristics contribute to their excellent performance in obedience and agility competition and makes them great as hunting dogs, guide dogs, therapy dogs, and for search and rescue work.

Hunters desire certain qualities and characteristics in hunting dogs.

This medium sized short haired dog originally from Hungary is essentially a hunting dog which combines the characteristics of the pointer and the retriever.

Good breeding produces dogs with capable hunting instincts, and also ensures that vital physical and emotional characteristics such as eyesight, enthusiasm, drive and the desire to please are present.

With excellent training abilities and all the characteristics of a good hunting dog, the poodle is a very versatile animal.

These characteristics in addition to a sharp sense of smell make the breed great hunting dogs.

The Bloodhound possesses, in a most marked degree, every point and characteristic of those dogs which hunt together by scent (Sagaces).