Sentences with phrase «livestock protection dogs»

Their great speed, loose neck skin, flexible bodies and bounding athleticism give them the physical edge they need to excel as livestock protection dogs.

In short order there would have been a need for livestock protection dogs to care for the livestock.

To avoid injuries to livestock protection dogs, and to better protect flocks and herds, more than one dog should be used in many working situations.

The Akbash Dog is one of the more popular of about 30 breeds worldwide of Flock Guardians, Livestock Protection Dogs, or Livestock Guardian Dogs (LGDs).

An American entrepreneur is working to convert Mongolian herders into conservationists by reintroducing the region's traditional livestock protection dog

The Komondor is still a very popular livestock protection dog so perhaps that will be your new dog's job.

The important thing to stress when placing a Komondor is that they are a livestock protection dog.

Although written records are nonexistent, legends detail the breed's long use as a livestock protection dog.

As a livestock protection dog, the Komondor is used to thinking for himself.

Not exact matches

Our dogs are bred and tested for their working qualities: - Obedience - Protection / guard - Endurance - Physical Soundness - Mental soundness - Livestock guarding

For centuries, we've bred dogs for the purpose of aiding us in our work, such as in hunting (Labradors), herding (German Shepherd), and livestock protection (Great Pyrenees)[2].

The Kerry Blue Terrier is an all around farm dog, performing herding, livestock protection and guard dog duties.

Most dogs are bred for a particular purpose, like hunting, herding livestock or providing protection.

China has no animal protection laws for dogs or livestock, but animal welfare movements are growing there and in much of Asia.

They were originally shepherds and used to drive livestock to market but eventually developed into a dog used mostly by the military, the police, and by private owners looking for a protection dog.

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Please remove dogs from the Livestock Industry Act so they are legally defined as companion animals and protected by the Animal Protection Act.

& Responsible Dog Owner: The HIGH protection ability of Caucasian Shepherd, plus it's HUGE size, plus it's ability to do damage, I could NOT in my right mind suggest this breed to anyone, unless they have livestock to protect, out in the middle of NOWHERE with LARGE predators they need protection against!

A properly - trained Leonberger can be the best dog for family and livestock protection.

I think working dogs have a place in this world, as guards, personal protection animals, livestock guard dogs, and working at mundane jobs like sniffing for bombs or drugs.

1993 - Mandatory spay / neuter law passed 1994 - Animal cruelty law (H.F. 637) passed 1997 - ARL sought custody of dog in Iowa court system 2000 - Felony animal torture law passed 2001 - Passage of law against bestiality 2002 - Bill introduced to make animal fighting a felony 2004 - Felony punishment animal fight law passed 2006 - Bill to have dogs classified as livestock defeated 2007 - Legislation banning exotic pets passed 2008 - Dangerous wild animals and Pet Protection 2009 - Puppy Mill Bill 2010 - Puppy Mill Bill signed into law 2011 - Additional Puppy Mill legislation 2012 - Whistleblower Ag Bill (against)

Working dogs belong to a diverse group of service areas including assistance (e.g. guide dogs), hunting, herding, livestock protection, defence and detection.

Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 (Commencement No 5) Order 2008 (SI 2008/956) Brought into force on 6 April 2008 the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005, s 68, which repeals the Dogs Act 1906, s 3, with savings for the purposes of the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) Act 1953, s 2 (2), (3) and makes minor amendments to the Environmental Protection Act 1990, s 150.

...) through Ontario's Livestock, Poultry and Honey Bee Protection Act (the categorizer in me is delighted by this title, though the act leads off ominously with «When dogs may be killed.»)