Sentences with phrase «large number of breeders»

Not exact matches

Animal breeders have sometimes seen such large sperm from livestock, but those turned out to have twice the number of chromosomes they were supposed to and were likely unable to fertilize eggs.

In a large test field, getting exact numbers means hours or even days of labor for a plant breeder.

As other states have passed regulations of all entities that sell, trade or adopt out a large number of dogs, substandard breeders and rescues that are unable to meet the standards in their home states have flocked here.

Avoid breeders who have a large number of dogs, especially if they live in outdoor kennels.

In order to prevent the future occurrence of unplanned mating, breeders who own a large number of dogs, including males and females, are recommended always to keep the females in heat separated from the rest of the dogs in the kennel.

Even while a number of U.S. residents already opt to adopt rather than shop for their feline and canine companions, a large majority still choose to go for animals from breeders, whether full bred or a designer mix.

Outside the US, 3/4 of respondents were breeders / owned breeding dogs, which reinforces the supposition that low US response may have been at least partly due to larger numbers of US members who are not deeply involved in the breed.

Chihuahuas are predisposed to rather a large number of inherited (and other) diseases and expert responsible breeders should be doing what they can to ensure that these are not passed on to future generations.

«Outside of this, all we can rely on is the local authority licensing system for those that breed large numbers of litters, and the Kennel Club will not register the pups of breeders without this licence.

Once a year, large numbers of purebred dog owners, breeders, and exhibitors get out the spit and polish, pack up their old kit bags, and head for the breed's national specialty, a celebration of their dogs, an occasion to conduct club business and enjoy social interaction with other owners and enthusiasts, a chance to attend breed seminars, and an opportunity to raise money for breed health and rescue committees.

Avoid breeders who keep large numbers of dogs in kennels.

Not all large dog breeders are bad and we have large breeders on our Assured Breeder scheme, such as Guide Dogs for the Blind who breed lots and lots of puppies but they breed them all in good conditions so it's not just about the numbers.

I agree, there are a large number of big - name breeders who behave like backyard breeders, and this article addresses them as well.

With continued attention to the lifelong welfare of the racing Greyhound I feel that breeders are very attuned to their breedings — aiming to create exceptional dogs without large increases in the numbers of whelpings.

Many breeds, especially those with large numbers of registered dogs, have regional clubs to provide social occasions for owners, host specialty shows, support area rescue efforts, provide breed education, and maintain a list of responsible breeders.

Bottom line, not all large - scale dog breeders are overbreeding; they may be breeding a lot, but have the means to properly deal with these sorts of numbers.

With the large number of potential problems in our breed, breeders are encouraged to discuss these problems during the planning of a breeding.

A significant number of Hunte's puppies are purchased from breeders in Oklahoma, one of the larger puppy mill states.

Breeders who participate in these auctions are raising large numbers of dogs and puppies with profit as the primary motive for existence.

The number of breeders working with any one breed is large and very wide - spread worldwide, and in the interest of keeping the lines of communication open and discussion ongoing, many of the breeds have publications or newsletters that are mailed regularly, usually quarterly.

A 2013 report issued by the USDA has confirmed Ohio ranks fifth among the top 10 states with the largest number of USDA licensed commercial dog breeders («Class A») and dealers («Class B»):

The numbers of facilities / homes that would be added by PUPS would be in the thousands, meaning fewer inspections of the large, commercial breeders the AWA was intended to regulate.

Cornell was very fortunate to be located in the geographic location to work with large numbers of these dogs, with the cooperation of breeders and owners.

Oklahoma is the only state with a large number of high volume breeders to have state licensing for breeders that are not eligible for USDA licensing.

Oklahoma is the only high volume dog breeder state without state regulations of facilities moving large numbers of dogs or cats.

While a number of U.S. residents already opt to adopt rather than shop for their feline and canine companions, a large majority still choose to go for the breeder - bred animal, whether full bred or a designer mix.

«This is the sixth year that we have advocated for updating the Kansas Pet Animal Act,» said President of PACK, Kate Meghji, who is also executive director of the Lawrence Humane Society, «And I find it terribly concerning that shelters and rescues, who represent the largest number of licensees in the state, are being treated differently than breeders, when it comes to state inspections.»

They are not for ferret breeders or people who keep large numbers of ferrets, nor for pet shops, ranchers, shelter or pet show conditions.