Sentences with phrase «popular stud dog»

The foundation sire is Huddersfield Ben, a dog born in 1865 who became a popular stud dog because of his prowess in the show ring and in rat - catching trials.
In the case of a «Founder», who is usually a popular stud dog, there are four reasons to explain why such a dog will have produced a higher number of defective traits then other stud dogs who are not well known and who are used less often.
In one example, one popular stud dog had been linebred several times and produced NO FCE pups.

Not exact matches

The popular sire syndrome is a direct consequence of selective dog breeding to the extreme, especially with breeders practicing grading up (where the same dog, usually a stud, is used over several breedings with, at each breeding, a the best partner or candidate from his own descendants).
I know that doesn't sound very popular, but many additional Pointers are registered with the United Kennel Club or the Field Dog Stud Book.
Most cases of popular sire syndrome take place once a stud has been awarded a Champion and also gave birth to one or multiple champion dogs.
However, males with two copies ought not to be offered at public stud due the potential for increasing the frequency of the mutation if that dog or any of his sons should become popular sires.
English Setters bred for the show ring and registered with the American Kennel Club are not very popular, but English Setters bred for hunting purposes and registered with the United Kennel Club or the Field Dog Stud Book are much more so.
The most popular Border Collie stud was Wiston Cap, the dog who appears on the International Sheep Herding Badge; he is posed in the pose that is characteristic of herding Border Collies
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