Sentences with phrase «out of the breeding business»

This would also drive flippant reproducers out of the breeding business sector.

When he bowed out of the breeding business and sold his registry market forces started to come into play.

Not exact matches

The law presumes you're in business for profit if you report a taxable profit for three years out of any five - year period (or two out of seven years if you're into breeding, showing or racing horses).

Regrettably, most breeders burn out and break down because their passion for breeding and raising healthy dogs is completely separate from the actual business side of running a kennel.

The Purchase: Manny buys a few unrelated dogs (believing that breeding related dogs is bad) from a nearby breeder who is going out of business.

They will go out of business and stop breeding.

If you plan on being in the dog breeding business for a number of years, you could save yourself, and your customers, many heart breaking moments by starting out with better breeding stock.

3) Shelters who import dogs from out of state, or off shore, or worse yet breed themselves for re-sale, while denigrating «Breeders» are despicable hypocritical business models and do not deserve any recognition as they are working for profit and or ulterior motives!

How many puppies get to die before the Slivko's get out of the Hunte breeding business?

A commercial breeder may going out of business and wants to sell all of his breeding stock, or a breeder may be interested in culling old breeding stock and purchasing younger, more fertile breeding dogs.

It doesn't matter what breed your Fido is, because dog breeds go in and out of fashion in show business just like clothing and hairstyle trends.

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.

A large - scale breeding operation, or «puppy mill» was going out of business and all 561 dogs were going to auction.

If everyone prevented irresponsible breeding, we'd be happily out of business.

The Kennel Club Assured Breeder Scheme promotes good breeding practice and aims to work together with breeders and buyers to force irresponsible breeders, or puppy farmers, out of business.

The breeders selling the dogs may be going out of business, they could be getting rid of a certain breed, or they could be getting rid of the dogs that are too old.

Among the things that you have to consider is to find out if the breeder is quite knowledgeable about what is correct in the breed, and also in evaluating the Yorkshire Terrier's quality; know if the breeder is ethical, honest and one who is of good business practice.

Pet store ordinances are an important part of putting cruel commercial breeding facilities out of business, but it's only part of the solution.

If your pet business is only tangentially related to breeding, you can take comfort in the knowledge that these kinds of programs are readily available and that many responsible breeders seek them out.

As the number of puppy mills decline, breeders who are going out of business use these events to sell their breeding stock.

Supporting stores that only feature adoptable animals from shelters and rescues is one of the many ways you can help put these inhumane breeding operations out of business.

In an effort to help put inhumane breeding facilities out of business and place more focus on finding homes for the millions of homeless animals in shelters, advocates across the United States and beyond are working to pass legislation banning the retail sale of dogs and cats in pet stores unless they come from a rescue or shelter.

Four out of five sole practitioners and small independent firms consider themselves «stable or growing», as a new breed of business - savvy lawyers emerge from the recession.

Ranked fifth in most veterinarians per capita and fourth in most pet businesses per capita, Miami kind of makes up for its strict breed ban that keeps dogs like pit bulls out of the area (kind of).