Sentences with phrase «over breeding bad»

If you are wondering why is over breeding bad, the previous three points make it clear.

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While in many shelters Pit Bulls are over represented in comparison to other pure breeds this is not due to an over population issue but more due to bad internal adoption policies within many humane organizations and of a lack of understanding about the breed resulting in an unnatural deflatation in demand.

As we stated earlier, this reputation of bad behavior and dangerousness among a breed of dog has gone through many different breeds over the course of a century.

We provided some of the first kennels that popped up in Europe with their first A.P.B.T after bad laws like breed specific legislation or BSL were dropped and since then have become the top exporter all over the world and in almost every continent that allows these wonderful bully pitbulls!

«A lack of genetic diversity is bad for the dogs because it not only concentrates unhealthy traits, but also makes it increasingly more difficult to make further changes in a breed or to correct health problems that may have arisen over decades,» says Pedersen.

The Orthopedic Foundation of America evaluated the hip X-rays of over 1000 Clumber Spaniels and found 44 % dysplastic — the 8th worst rate of all breeds.

Some may be better or worse than others, but any breeding operation that places profit over the health or well - being of the dogs meets the commonly accepted definition of a puppy mill.

Bad footing over a prolonged period of time, especially during the growing period for a puppy could have a huge impact on their structural development and cause slipped patellaes which is a commong disorder in toy breeds..

Over a decade ago there was a flap about Collies having bad reactions to a few such drugs and tranquilizers - anesthetics, and about Greyhounds and other low - body - fat breeds being at greater risk under anesthesia.

The dogs that we personally have to train to be less aggressive are usually small or toy breeds due to the fact that their owners don't correct bad behavior and treat them like human children causing over dominance in the dogs.

However, the breed as a whole has gotten somewhat of a bad reputation because of this tendency, thanks in part to breeders that were less than ethical and people that got in over their heads when they purchased one of these dogs.

Determined by these characteristics and a bad reputation, countries all over the world have developed breed specific legislation when it comes to APBTs.

For every good news story like this from Canterbury Council, acting decisively against Doodlepets (a breeder we've reported on over the years) there's many more bad ones that show what a complete disaster the current situation is for breeding dogs and their pups.

John feels badly that over time Pit Bulls have become characterized as a «bully breed.»

Bad breeders often breed dogs past healthy ages, over and over again, and pay no real attention to the genetics of their dogs, which can lead to problems down the road.

In a wider context, such breeding brings the ethics of all dog breeders into question and casts a pall over the show dog world, as there is a perception that show dog breeders are the worst offenders for producing double merles as they are striving for the perfect merle coat pattern.

There's considerable controversy over whether it's a good thing or a bad thing for rescues to buy puppy mill breeding stock at auctions.

JustDogBreeds.com JustDogBreeds.com has written up the pluses and minuses of over 150 dog breeds so you can quickly find out the good and bad points about every popular breed, and discover whether the particular dog you are considering has the personality and physical characteristics you want in a dog.

Marc Abraham, celebrity vet and founder of Pup Aid, said: «There are far too many puppy sellers just out to make a quick buck and a classic sign of such an irresponsible sales outlet is that they will never show you the mum, who will either be miles away, and in a bad way from over breeding or her pups sold on to a dealer, so that you won't see their terrible breeding environment.»