Sentences with phrase «in racing kennels»

Greyhounds spend a great deal of time lying down in their racing kennels, which can wear their hair away.

Then, in the racing kennel, often the litter remains together, and the larger pack is introduced to them.

Your greyhound should get along well with other dogs as he has had lots of «socialization» experience in the racing kennel.

«In a racing kennel, I'm the owner, general manager, coach and player.

Not exact matches

That was the unanswered question all Britain was asking after the nation's outstanding young racing greyhound (below) was snatched from his kennel by unknown thieves in the dark of the night

Local Authorities must ensure that officers responsible for inspecting, for example boarding kennels, Greyhound racing tracks and breeding establishments, have a level of competency in their specialism, and whose details are recorded on approved lists to be held by the Secretary of State..

Researchers first discovered the metabolic switch in 2005, when a team headed by Oklahoma State University's Michael Davis — who has been investigating the metabolic, gastrointestinal, respiratory and blood systems of sled dogs for 10 years — did a controlled study at a professional racing kennel in Alaska.

The transition from racing and their life in a kennel to being a pet and living in a home is process that can only begin once they actually enter a home.

Many trainers keep their prized racing dogs either in small kennels or dirt yards where they receive little human interaction and only the minimum amount of care.

The Nome Kennel Club was founded in 1908 and they organized an annual 408 mile race from Nome to Candle and back called the All Alaska Sweepstakes.

«Many racing greyhounds have only ever lived in a kennel environment, with regular «let - outs» for a run and toilet break during the day.

They do as they please when not racing or training and that's usually lying in their kennel - crate sleeping.

Outbreaks can particularly occur in situations where dogs mix in groups, such as rehoming or boarding kennels and in hunting and racing greyhound communities.

Greyhound breeders in the US are in a good spot, they are breeding the correct number of dogs to fill racing kennels and also be adopted or re-homed in their retirement.

Greyhounds of the Verde Valley, Inc. (GVV) is an all volunteer, 501 (c)(3) organization that began in January 2007 when we rescued two male greyhounds from the Tucson race track kennels.

Because they have been in bustling kennels and a racing environment that requires extensive handling, they crave human company.

Wealthy folk, in search of ways to spend time, started kennel clubs and tracked dog breeding lines just as horse trainers did for race horses.

Even though most retired racing Greyhounds have spent much of their life in a kennel they're quite adapt at fitting into a new home environment.

The first confirmed outbreak of Dog Flu infection occurred in Florida at a Greyhound racing facility in 2003.2 Since that time, the incidence of Dog Flu infection has increased, and outbreaks have been reported in dog - racing facilities, dog shows, dog parks, shelters, kennels, veterinary offices, and pet stores in many US states.1,4 - 8

Greyhounds, as a breed, seem to be unique in their susceptibility to tick - borne diseases primarily because of travel to and residency in a variety of states and the potential widespread infestation of ticks at greyhound breeding, training and racing kennels.

Besides offering professional training services in the Parkland region, Kristi has fostered, house - trained, obedience - trained, and re-homed numerous racing sled dogs through her volunteer work at her kennel since 2007, and has worked with sled dogs since 2005.