Sentences with phrase «in herding»

She lives in a herd of about 17 adult female and juvenile elephants, all with gray skin.

Dogs in the herding group were, naturally, born to herd.

Most idiosyncratic drug reactions in veterinary patients are seen in herding breeds of dogs or in cats, which have a narrower therapeutic dose range for these drugs.

And, of course, these dogs excel in herding trials.

This breed also excels in herding, obedience and agility work.

Peer and peer group oriented: They rank peers as their number one source of information and want to have what each other has; they are often seen to move in a herd.

Some pit bulls work cattle in herding trials, and some still function as hunting dogs.

This gene is found in some herding breeds and can prove deadly.

Your veterinarian should be involved in your herd management plans.

A dog engaged in herding or protecting livestock is exempt under current law.

It is designed to aid in herd health, immune function, body maintenance, and gain.

Employers select resumes displaying a degree in dairy management and training in herd health and breeding.

Some have innate skills as hunting companions; others assist in the herding of livestock; and others serve as guardians of people and property.

This means that if you have 10 horses in your herd, there are probably two of them that are naturally less resistant to internal parasites and have the highest load.

Having a sound investment strategy can help smooth out the turbulence in your portfolio, and save you from getting caught up in the herd mentality of selling low into a down market.

That's how he learns about «being a horse» and what he is supposed to act like in a herd situation.

Included in our herd health programs are vaccines and parasite programs tailored to your herd's specific needs.

While there was a lot of empty open farm areas there were still plenty of opportunities to explore or get caught in a herd of zombies.

It maintains herd immunity (and don't tell me you don't believe in herd immunity, because then we're so far apart we can't even have a conversation).

We are not simply in the herd (sensitive) or out of the herd (independent).

1200 pounds of muscle and bone that would rather be in a herd environment and not alone make them attractive to us humans because they enjoy our company.

These characteristics are sought - after in a herding dog but aren't really used when herding.

While this trait is valuable in a herding breed, it can lead to some challenges.

There is comfort in the herd, but you go through life no better than the herd.

The bottom line is, do you want a custom - built career story or a resume that links you into a plethora of other automated career bots like cattle in a herd?

Our dogs and offspring are involved in herd, hunt, tracking, agility, search and rescue, movie and TV work, guard, companion and are Certified Therapy dogs.

The role of the Aidi as a guard dog for livestock; primarily sheep, falsely lead to the assumption of it being a herding type of sheepdog, although the Aidi has never worked sheep in the herding sense.

The paper by Memish and Drosten, which appeared online in EID on 20 March, reported a male MERS patient from Jeddah who had fallen ill in October 2013 after caring for sick animals in his herd of nine camels.

It would also appear to have made them more vulnerable to primaries, something rare when legislators ran in herds in their respective districts.

«It will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.»

This breed is routinely used for: obedience trialing, conformation showing, weight pull, Schutzhund (a German sport which requires dogs to perform in obedience, tracking and protection phases of a competition), agility, and have even been known to participate in herding trials, search and rescue work, and a variety of other tasks including police and armed services work.

Men «think in herds,» wrote Mackay.

When not writing, she can likely be found running in a herd of pygmy goats, giggling like a little girl.

Averaging 6 - 10 feet, these incredibly sleek - looking dolphins often travel in herds of over a hundred.

While almost all large domesticated mammals have wild ancestors who lived in herds with highly social behaviors and well - defined hierarchical relationships, neither wild asses nor Grevy's is reported to be social in the wild.

Richard was not interested in a herd mentality.

Since 1989, the number of animals in the Delta herd has plummeted from 10 700 to 4500, partly because of predation by wolves and bears, but also because a run of bad weather has meant cows in the herd have produced fewer calves.

The males tend to travel solo while females can group together in herds of up to 1,000.

The research group «Viral infections in cattle» at the Norwegian School of Veterinary Science, which carried out this study, is currently engaged in projects that seek to identify the most effective ways of preventing new infections in herds.

The Australian Cattle Dog, also known as the Queensland Heeler, Blue Heeler, and Red Heeler, is a medium - sized dog in the herding class of the working dog group.

For many years, we were advised against using lepto vaccine for Shelties, told that the vaccine might cause a negative reaction in herding dogs.

Because he might hurt someone, and, to quote Manfred the mammoth from the movie Ice Age, part of what you do in a herd is look out for each other.

The wild Assateague Island Beach ponies are feral and live in herds on the island amid unspoiled beaches, coves and bays, and rich marshes.

He excels not only in herding, obedience, and tracking, but also in protection and law enforcement; drug, bomb and gas detection; search and rescue; sledding; agility; and therapy assistance to the disabled, ill or elderly.

The US Border Collie Club is dedicated to maintaining the breed's skill as a shepherd's dog; many club members depend on their dogs to tend the flocks and many train their dogs to compete in herding tests and trials to prove their prowess.

However, managers often engage in herd behavior in the face of uncertainty, and firms often end up imitating each other.

So Christmas went on December 25, even though even in the Bible, the myth has the setting in the herding season (spring).