Sentences with phrase «over the breed»

I personally share this concern over the breed of investors who approach single family investing as a trade instead of as a business.

The authors also had no control over the breed and sex distribution of the dogs used at this facility.

A registry was an important tool in a breeding program, however it never seemed to be the intentions of any breed's architects to give a registry power over breed standards.

A good breeder does not over breed a bitch.

These mills do exactly what they sound like they do: over breed dogs, with an emphasis on profit rather than well being.

They tended to gain weight over the breeding season, meaning they stayed in better overall health.

So many do care, but, so many don't... over bred animals used to gain monetary reward and at what cost?

Make sure your reason for wanting a German Shepherd over another breed are those, which make it an exceptional guide dog.

Most people are also aware of the tremendous pet overpopulation and over breeding problems today that have resulted in too many unwanted animals both at shelters and in homes.

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

They will take the time to go over the breed history, as well as family history.

They typically require a firm yet gentle handler who can display confidence and consistency in their leadership over the breed.

Perhaps dog owners and breed show associations need to think over their breeding methods and standards.

There is some concern for over breeding and inbreeding which could lead to a narrow genetic pool, increasing the risk for disease.

By not diluting a gene pool with over breeding the Maltese have managed to preserve the authenticity of this breed and ensure hardy stock.

There is recent controversy over the breeding of show dogs to have a sloping back rather than the straight back seen with working dogs.

The puppies are sold either directly to the public via the Internet, newspaper ads, at the mill itself, or are sold to brokers and pet shops across the country.The documented problems of puppy mills include over breeding, inbreeding, minimal veterinary care, poor quality of food and shelter, lack of socialization with humans, overcrowded cages, and the killing of unwanted animals.

I believe that pet rescue mixed breeds seem to have better temperaments and usually have less health issues caused by over breeding.

One solution described in detail at The Humane Society's Web page describes the Trap - Neuter - Release program (TNR) with recommendations on safe and effective ways to alleviate over population among these feral cat colonies thereby ending unnecessary cycles of suffering from over breeding).

This is probably a side effect over breeding.

Lack of space, inadequate nutrition, poor hygiene, and rampant over breeding are commonplace in puppy mills, leaving the dogs with a host of health issues ranging from dental problems, severely matted fur, eye, ear, and throat infections, and severe genetic deformities.

With the new all American shelter dog labeling, she hopes adaptors will see individuality over breed.

It now finds pride in test results, titles, logo - laden trinkets and its power over breed standards.

Puppy Mills indiscriminately over breed dogs in an effort to produce as many puppies as possible, in as short a time as possible, with one incentive: PROFIT!

Since purebreds are bred for appearance, those standards generally take priority over breeding for health.

We agonize over each breeding and then hope and pray we produce better dogs who live long, healthy and happy lives.

She was then adopted and was set to live a wonderfully spoiled life, but over breeding at the puppy mill set a different fate in motion and at 6 months old, after weeks of seizures, little Lola died of a genetic brain disorder.

A controversy developed during the early 1900s over the breed's proper name and classification.

They have traditionally been used as guard dogs because of their size (males often reach 150 pounds) and fierce appearance, but some dog fanciers complain that they are so over bred that they no longer get around normally.

Contact Minnesota state representatives and urge them to vote yes on H.F. 115 and choose education for dog owners over breed bans.Â

The trend over all breeds was for the rate of inbreeding to be highest in the 1980s and 1990s, tending to decline after 2000...

Something needs to be done for people over breeding horses too, please Sir.

But as many buyers continue to clamor for «original» German lines, the furor over breed type is not likely to die down anytime soon.

George has been coming in nightly for his food for many years now but disappears for a few weeks over the breeding season and then returns once more to entertain everyone with his eating manners.

Höller has long been a passionate ornithologist, and his scientific expertise allowed him to exert impressive control over the breeding process.

(Breed parent clubs exercise control over breed standards in the United States, unlike most other countries where the kennel clubs control the breed standards.)

This means puppies that have the correct pedigree and that are not over bred.»

Even the British are involved in controversy over the breed.

Information provided to city council members states» [d] ocumented problems of puppy mills include over breeding, inbreeding, veterinary care that doesn't meet the same standards as other breeders, relatively poor quality of food and shelter, lack of human socialization, and overcrowded cages.

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.»

Can't they do something to help the USDA know where to look for over breeding?

It is from Darwin that we inherit the ideas that domestication involved isolation of captive animals from wild species and total human control over breeding and animal care.

Lori says that all of the animals at Safari's are rescued — some from zoos that closed or over bred, but most from people who once thought it would be «neat» to own an exotic animal but quickly found out they were ill - equipped.

Breeders can also refrain from seeking recognition since they wish to keep control over the breed and stick to their own criteria.