Sentences with phrase «in modern dog»

International standardised testing protocols and terminology in canine behavioural evaluations should facilitate selection against behavioural disorders in the modern dog and optimise breeding success and performance in working dogs.

In modern dog training a concept called «charging the clicker» is used.

An explanation of the gambling phenomenon used in dog training is outside the scope of this article but you can read about it in modern dog magazine by clicking here.

In this 90 - minute talk, Arden will unleash tips, tricks and tactics to bring out the best in your modern dog.

It is a growing concern in modern dog breeding, generally motivated by unethical breeders having dubious financial goals.

I don't quite have the heart to tell him that my home is decorated in Modern Dog.

This is consistent with recent findings that AMY2B copy number is highest in modern dog populations originating from geographic regions with prehistoric agrarian societies, and lowest from regions where humans did not rely on agriculture for subsistence34 and supports the claim that the expansion occurred after initial domestication (possibly after the migration of dingoes to Australia 3,500 — 5,000 years ago) 34.

This would be evidenced by a distinct ancestry absent in modern dog genomes that was more prominent in dogs from earlier in the Neolithic, as opposed to genomic continuity from the Early Neolithic to today.

«The ancient [Newgrange] dog had ancestry not found in modern dogs or in modern wolves,» says Mietje Germonpré, who was not part of the dual - origin team.

Still, the instinct remains alive and well in our modern dogs.

Not exact matches

To me, there is a certain irony in the fact that the dogs of old who were punished until they became obedient never entered a cage, roaming free through the house and the yard, while the modern dog is trained through treats, and spends most of his life inside a cage («crate»).

Kicking - dog fashion, I've learned that the handicapped and disabled don't always fit in with modern churchianity.

Is our modern God the same as in 1801, when Christians at a revival in Kentucky became so filled up with God's spirit that they got down on all - fours and barked and howled like wild dogs?

Such dogged theological consistency has proved unpopular and unacceptable to the modern mind, because by preserving the absolute sovereignty of the sacred, they in turn were compelled to deny the ultimate reality of the world and individuals.

In his wild state, centuries ago, the ancestor of the modern dog went through these otherwise inexplicable manouvers; and his descendant instinctively clings to the habit.

In this sense Hewitt is less a modern - day Connors than a modern - day McEnroe, the comfortable suburbanite turned junkyard dog.

Similarly, Spurs are without a league title since all the way back in 1961 but unlike their neighbours, they aren't expected to be top dogs so this is uncharted waters for not only the current team, but the entire modern era of the football club.

Dueling genetic studies based on the DNA of modern dogs and wolves suggest the fellowship between humans and dogs could have been forged in the Middle East, Central Asia, East Asia or, as Goyet's archaeological evidence suggests, in Europe.

The mitochondrial DNA of the Goyet and Russian dogs belongs to a maternal lineage that didn't leave any modern descendants, researchers reported in Science in 2013.

Even modern dogs have been transformed dramatically in just 200 to 300 years of breeding (SN Online: 4/26/17; SN: 1/31/09, p. 26).

That is later than the earliest archaeological evidence for dogs in both places, which means modern dogs share an ancestor that may in fact be younger than the dogs that had already inhabited both Europe and the Far East during the earlier Stone Age period, the Paleolithic.

Germonpré's assertion that the Goyet dog is in fact a dog comes from comparing its skull and jaws with those of wolves and modern dogs.

Dogs have played heroic roles throughout the history of modern science in experiments that weren't always humane

18 Modern hot dogs incorporate the most complex process in sausage making, emulsification.

In addition to collecting DNA from hundreds of modern wolves as well as mutts and purebred dogs, the dual - origin researchers extracted DNA from dozens of ancient dogs, including a particularly high - value sample from a 4,800 - year - old animal unearthed in Newgrange, IrelanIn addition to collecting DNA from hundreds of modern wolves as well as mutts and purebred dogs, the dual - origin researchers extracted DNA from dozens of ancient dogs, including a particularly high - value sample from a 4,800 - year - old animal unearthed in Newgrange, Irelanin Newgrange, Ireland.

DNA in this ancient Irish dog's temporal bone is distinct from modern dogs and wolves.

A 2015 study in Genome Research, for example, estimated that 25 percent of modern Eurasian wolf DNA actually comes from interbreeding with domesticated dogs.

Another confounding factor in earlier studies: Researchers sampled DNA from modern purebred dogs, which are the result of generations of artificial selection and hybridization by breeders, skewing the genetic timeline of when wolves and dogs parted ways.

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«The Veterinary Medical University, Vienna will be the first center in the world to offer the most modern immunological cancer diagnosis procedure for dogs.

Researchers used it, in conjunction with the complete genomes of several modern dogs and wolves, to calculate a genetic mutation rate for canines.

In a letter to The Veterinary Record, R. E. Walker of Worcester warns of dogs going into a panic when they hear bleats and whirs from these modern - day appliances.

Village dogs therefore carry a more authentic genetic signature of original dog populations than the modern - day breeds created in the past 200 years, mainly in Europe.

We therefore performed unsupervised clustering analyses with ADMIXTURE (SNP array data; Supplementary Fig. 15) and NGSadmix (whole - genome data; Fig. 4 and Supplementary Fig. 16)(Supplementary Note 9) and found that, unlike contemporary European village dogs, all three ancient genomes possess a significant ancestry component that is present in modern Southeast Asian dogs.

Additional support for population structure comes from the clustering of all the ancient samples within C1 into a sub-haplogroup distinct from that of modern dogs, while it is also noteworthy that non-C haplogroups, including A, are more apparent in Southeast Europe in the archaeological record12.

The two major advantages of this estimate are that (a) it only depends on previously discovered variable sites in higher coverage modern dogs (our genotype calling in ancient samples is likely to be much more accurate in such situations), and (b) it uses only a single chromosome from each population (which can be randomly picked), and thus does not require calling heterozygotes accurately (that is, it should not be sensitive to the lower coverage of our ancient samples).

Furthermore, CTC harbours an additional component that is found predominantly in modern Indian village as well as in Central Asian (Afghan, Mongolian and Nepalese), and Middle Eastern (Saudi Arabian and Qatari) dogs (concordant with its position in the PCA), as well as some wolf admixture.

Although none of the German Neolithic samples carries the copy number expansion of the AMY2B gene associated with starch digestion, we find that this gene is present in three copies in NGD, though this is due to a large segmental duplication that is shared with multiple modern dogs, an event separate from the tandem AMY2B duplications.

We used the age of the HXH sample to set an upper bound for the yearly mutation rate μ, as the sample must be younger than the time in years since divergence of HXH and modern European dogs.

Multiple studies have found evidence of a prehistoric turnover of canid mtDNA lineages sometime between the Late Neolithic and today, with haplogroup C, which appears in almost all Neolithic dogs but in less than 10 % of modern dogs, being replaced by haplogroup A in most of Europe5, 11,12.

This component appears only at very low levels in a minority of modern European village dogs.

«In all the research on dogs, the question comes up over and over how modern breeds are related to one another genetically,» said Ostrander, whose research has concentrated on using the power of genetics to understand canine diseases.

Named in many ancient cultures, the primary star is now commonly called «Zavijava» in modern star catalogues, originally from «Al Zawiah,» the Angle or Corner (i.e. Kennel) of the Arab Dogs although Gamma Virginis (commonly called Porrima from the Latin) now fits the location better (Richard Hinckley Allen, 1889: page 469).

«Dr. Low Dog's exploration of natural medicine and role in modern healthcare began more than 35 years ago as she studied midwifery, herbal medicine, massage therapy, and martial arts.»

It was like watching a modern day David vs. Goliath story in terms of underdog against big dog.

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We know we are in the wrong and that God's teaching tells us to be pure and wait A purebred dog is a dog of a modern breed of dog, with written documentation showing the individual purebred dog's descent from its breeds» foundation

A Northern California couple out walking their dog on their Gold Country property stumbled across a modern - day bonanza: $ 10 million in rare Pet Franchises UK — Pet Related Franchises For Sale UK.

We see images of the civil rights struggle in the 1960s and of figures such as John F. Kennedy and Fidel Castro, among others, and the furious and evocative unity of picture and song reminds the audience that communism sprang from concerns that intensely dog modern society.

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