People once believed stereotypes that
only certain dog breeds — typically a mix of Labrador and golden retriever — excelled as service dogs.
Although some may believe that
only certain dog breeds are more predisposed to cause harm, the reality is that any dog has the potential to do so.
Not exact matches
Prior bad experience: Some
dogs react
only to a
certain breed, type or look of
dog.
Puppy millers are cross
breeding with no care for the health of their animals in their charge and when you cross
certain breeds that have both hereditary diseases which will
only show up when the
dog is 3 or 4 and it will it is pretty devastating.
These types of organizations often specialize in
certain breeds or categories of animals (such as Bully
breeds, small
dogs only, or special needs animals).
The selection of
certain traits is achieved
only by generations of careful
breeding, discarding
dogs that don't have the desired qualities and narrowing the gene pool until the right combinations occur with regularity.
The American Kennel Association gives
only lip service to the temperament of purebred
dogs, which is why there's a stigma around
certain breeds.
Tragically,
breed - biased laws have caused the deaths of countless
dogs whose
only crime was to resemble a
certain breed.
Not
only is Malassezia a secondary cause of dermatitis in any
dog with one of these predisposing conditions, but it may be the primary or initiating cause of skin problems in
certain breeds of
dogs.
The criteria should not be
breed specific as this
only discriminates against
certain breeds, instead of evaluating individual
dogs by their behaviour.
Certain events are
only open to purebred
dogs, but as of 2014 the majority of events are open to mixed and unrecognized
breeds as well.
Purebred
dogs not
only cost more money up front, but they are usually the
dogs that have genetic predispositions to
certain types of health problems, while mixed
breeds are not as susceptible.
While some
breeds are routinely subjected to ear - cropping in the United States, this is almost entirely a cosmetic (and in the opinion of most, cruel) surgical mutilation with its roots in the ancestral jobs of
certain working
breeds, but which has no relevance in the life of a modern
dog — and
only very mildly helps to combat ear problems, if at all.
It is without a doubt to the benefit of a
certain class of
dog only, and not helpful to the majority of other
dogs at the shelter, further making any such decision to keep
breed information from potential adopters rather questionable.
As
dogs are a subspecies but their
breeds are distinct genetic units, and because
only certain breeds share the same type of cancers as humans, the differences in the genes of different
breeds may be useful in human medical research.
That issue is a common one in all
dogs, not
only the Yorkies, but yes, there are
certain breeds which are more prone to developing it.
Breed - specific legislation applies
only to
dogs of a
certain appearance, not to any and all
dogs.
The story is not
only heart - wrenching for Dan and Diggy, it points to a bigger issue of selectively targeting
certain breeds through legislation that not
only keeps
dogs that would otherwise be rescued from shelters from ever finding homes, but also forces people who have these
dogs to leave them behind if this law is put in place.
Breed - specific legislation not
only discourages responsible people from owning
certain breeds — even though these are the owners that these types of
dogs need the most — but it also legalizes discrimination against, and places extra burdens on, the few responsible people who dare to provide a loving home for a
dog of one of these
breeds.
«Demonizing
certain breeds only furthers their appeal to the most extremely abusive of owners while feeding into a public hysteria and frightening off any potential suitable owners for this
breed of
dog....
«
Breed Specific Legislation causes untold suffering to countless dogs and their families around the world - dogs whose only «crime» is that they are of a certain breed or
Breed Specific Legislation causes untold suffering to countless
dogs and their families around the world -
dogs whose
only «crime» is that they are of a
certain breed or
breed or type.
Reverse sneezes can be normal in
certain dogs and
breeds, and usually
only indicates the presence of post-nasal drip or a slight irritation of the throat.
If any
dog can be dangerous, why are
only certain breeds targeted?
Claims that
dogs of
only certain breeds have their ears cropped for prophylactic reasons are unsubstantiated and misleading.
Notwithstanding relative stability in the number of
dog bites over time (Bradley, 2006), and the fact that according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
only two percent of those seeking emergency room treatment for
dog bites each year are actually hospitalized (CDC WISQARS), some communities have enacted laws that intensively regulate or even ban
certain dog breeds in an effort to decrease
dog attacks on humans (AVMA, 2001).
That's very silly and ignorant coming from the biased media (around the world, not
only in the US) and Miami - Dade County, banning and profiling
certain dog breeds because of absurd statistics without considering the
dog background of neglect and violence from their owners who
only want to show off posing as «da bad boyz of da hood» (sic).
In addition to banning non-
dog and - cat pets, the program, which previously
only banned 6
dog breeds, now bans over 40 different
dogs — including
certain mixed -
breed dogs, and 4 different cat
breeds from cargo travel.
When it comes to most mixed
breed dogs (most pet
dogs) the results that come back usually confirm that these mixed
breed dogs are heavily mixed and contain
only small traces of
certain breed markers.
«The National Association of
Dog Obedience Instructor, Inc. (NADOI) strongly opposes
breed specific legislation which targets or discriminates against
certain dogs based
only on their
breed or appearance.
Additionally, depending on the insurance company issuing your homeowners policy, an umbrella policy may be your
only real protection if you own
certain aggressive
dog breeds.