Sentences with phrase «judge whether a dog»

They encourage dog owners to experiment with a broad variety of raw foods and judge whether their dogs appear healthier and more energetic on the BARF diet than on the commercial diet.

Not exact matches

A man who trained a dog to give a Nazi salute is offensive but the law should judge him on whether he was fomenting hatred

Whether it's Miss America pageants, Nobel Prizes or dog shows, you just don't allow people to serve as judges in competitions in which their family members are entered.

And you need to know how to evaluate the temperament of a shelter dog, so you can judge whether he or she is likely to make a good pet.

The judge should not concern himself with whether the next day's judge would also withhold or award a ribbon on the same dog.

Go slowly, and judge whether to move onto the next step by confirming the dogs are being friendly with one another.

Familiarity with the breed standard helps in choosing a breeder and a puppy; if buyers understand the qualities and characteristics that differentiate a Samoyed from an American Eskimo or a Collie from a Shetland Sheepdog, they can not only make a more informed breed choice, they can judge whether the adult dogs at a kennel are likely to produce puppies that look and act like the breed they want.

And if the judge is concerned whether or not the handler has control of the dog due to overt dog aggression, the dog will be disqualified.

An Orange County commissioner is questioning whether a woman embroiled in a dispute with the Humane Society of Orlando over the care of stray dogs should continue to keep nearly three dozen dogs on her property.Lorrie Nassofer sued the humane society earlier last week, asking a judge to force the organization to continue to give her free stray dogs that otherwise might have been euthanized.

You should be able to judge from your dog's body posture and behavior whether he's barking to say «Welcome, come on in!»

Please allow me to wander off topic a bit while answering this question; I think it is important that one understands the formidable requirements to become a dog show judge, whether for conformation, agility, obedience, rally, or field trials.

Only by meeting and interacting with the dog will you be able to judge whether it has the right temperament and energy level for your family.

If you don't have a scale it may be difficult for you to judge, but you can employ a widely used veterinary nutritionist's rating system known as the «body condition score» to ascertain whether or not your dog is in the danger zone.

Whether addressing the concerns of judges or exhibitors, or conducting Compliance Audits at kennels, our representatives are out in the field sharing their expertise in support of the sport of purebred dogs.

If the judges feel this was due to confusion — such as sending the dog on another dog's name; saying the dog's name too softly; or something happened to distract the dog as it was being sent and the dog wasn't sure whether or not it was actually sent — the judges may allow a recast.

The first dog show was held in 1859 in Newcastle - upon - Tune, England as a way to judge whether breeding stock were a within the breed standard and also so breeders could showcase their up - and - coming dogs.

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