Sentences with phrase «out of the breeding pool»

Keeping these dogs out of the breeding pool might decrease the incidence of this disease.

Not exact matches

I hope one day that weak minded deluded people are bred out of the gene pool.

If you're waiting for spring to really take hold before getting out to a wildlife sanctuary, you may be missing a spectacular natural occurrence — the annual vernal pool breeding season, with its accompanying symphony of frog and toad calls.

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It does not, much like trying to breed out HD from within a closed pool with high saturation of the genes that cause it, remove the genes very fast.

The originators of this breed were careful to out cross the original litters of the Curl with straight eared cats that had similar body types to create a large, healthy gene pool of cats that carried the Curl gene before they tried to breed any Curls to each other.

Who is looking out for your show dogs and the precious gene pool of breeding stock?

They watch for known breed problems and try their hardest to keep things like hip dysplasia and bad temperments out of the gene pool.

Although females and males did not seem to differ in their relationship with neutering and TC, when including only individuals with TCindex = 0 and TCindex = 2 — 12 (leaving out dogs with TCindex = 1), the effect of the neutering was significant only among females (all breeds pooled, Chi - square test: females χ21, 153 = 4.46, p = 0.035; males χ21, 151 = 0.056, p = ns), suggesting that neutering in females may have a controlling effect on TC behaviour.

While larger breeds are able to get out of pools a lot easier, smaller breeds, older dogs and puppies might not have the strength or reach once they've fallen in.

«The pool's location was bred out of necessity,» the Carrs say.