Sentences with phrase «origin of this working breed»

The origin of this working breed is disputed.

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Elsewhere in the issue, you can see how science is working on new breeding and distribution techniques to save the coral reefs; a way to gain a better understanding of dark matter through the search for whether axion particles exist; a probe into the cause and solutions for the toxic condition of social disconnection, also known as loneliness; and even how to elucidate the long - sought origins of how snakes got their slither.

The history of the origins of this breed is unclear, although it's thought to be the product of mix breeds from English, Irish, and Portuguese working breed dogs.

Latter than he set about changing this by publishing a detailed list of Indian breeds, stating: «My work will only be fulfilled if we see the pedigreed dogs of Indian origin in dog shows in India».

Researchers are working hard to identify the genetic origin of canine diseases so they can be excised from breeding programs by responsible breeders.

Like many breeds, the origins of the Bernese Mountain Dog are unknown; although, they most likely were originally found working farms in the Swiss Mountains.

Because each breed was developed from local stock to work in local terrain, cover, and weather, this vast group of spaniels, retrievers, setters, hounds, terriers, and other breeds and types of dogs includes many coats, colors, and skills dependent upon the region of origin, the type of quarry to be tracked and retrieved, and the preferences and prejudices of their creators.

The origins of the breed that is known today as the Dutch Shepherd Dog can be found in its suitability for this type of work.

Many of the exercises reflect origins in tasks useful for working and herding dogs, but Westies can learn these skills as well as any breed.

History and Health of the Portuguese Water Dog Breed: The exact origin and ancestry of the Portuguese Water Dog has been lost to history, but they have been used for hundreds of years along the coast of Portugal where they were companions and work dogs for fishermen.

The origin of the Snowshoe breed is generally referenced as being from a litter produce by a Siamese cat belonging to Dorothy Hinds - Daugherty a breeder working in Philadelphia in the late 1960s.

Some of these organizations will also work with cats of undefined origin, random bred, mixed breed, etc..

Some credit Spain as the origin of hunting dogs that work thickets and flush their game, with the breed name derived from the French word for Spaniard.