Sentences with phrase «practice ear cropping»

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Great Dane ear cropping has gone on for centuries although reasons for this practice have changed from the originally intended purpose.

In some countries, including Germany, the practice of cropping the ears and docking the tail came under criticism and some breeders are leaving their puppies natural.

Ear cropping has been a fairly common practice for several centuries now.

- Opinion time; While none of my Pins have their ears cropped, I'm not against the practice of ear - cropping, I simply prefer the natural ear look, and in my breeding line, the ears stand up naturally.

They also need to revisit some practices regarding modifications to the dogs» appearance such as cropping and docking ears and tails.

Humane Canada is opposed to surgical alterations of companion animals for cosmetic reasons (i.e.: tail docking, ear cropping, etc.) and supports the abolition of such practices.

This smooth haired terrier is a muscular dog that has v - shaped ears that fold over, while some people believe that this dog should have its ears cropped, this practice is illegal in many countries.

GRCA believes that ear cropping, tail docking, and dewclaw removal, as described in certain breed standards, are acceptable practices integral to enhancing good health and / or defining and preserving breed character.

Argentina Parts of Canada (but the practice is banned in some provinces: Newfoundland, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Labrador, Nova Scotia, while Québec will ban the practice in 2017) Chile Czech Republic (but there is a ban on the ear cropping) Costa Rica England (while the Yorkshire Terrier's tail can be docked, many other breeds can not) France (with the ear cropping being banned) Hungary India Japan Mexico South Africa United States (With Pennsylvania and Maryland having banned the docking of tails)

At a joint meeting this Wednesday AKC explained to the AVMA that we recognize ear cropping and tail docking, as prescribed in certain breed standards, are acceptable practices integral to defining and preserving breed character, enhancing good health, and preventing injuries.

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According to many breeders, a great ear crop for the Presa Canario will show even more facial expression, and in the USA it is a completely legal practice.

The American Kennel Club recognizes that ear cropping, tail docking, and dewclaw removal, as described in certain breed standards, are acceptable practices integral to defining and preserving breed character and / or enhancing good health.

The English Queen ended the practice of ear cropping for Pugs when she called a halt to the practice for all breeds in the country.

AKC policy remains the same: ``... ear cropping, tail docking, and dewclaw removal, as described in certain breed standards, are acceptable practices integral to defining and preserving breed character and / or enhancing good health.»

Docking the tail and cropping the ears is an old practice which continues to be popular even nowadays.

«There is a consensus among the public and within our profession that declawing cats is an inhumane treatment and ethically unacceptable, similar to other outdated practices such as tail docking and ear cropping,» said CVBC CEO Luisa Hlus.

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Laws banning ear cropping, tail docking, debarking, declawing, or enforcing early spay and neuter protocols attempt to dictate how you practice medicine.

Current husbandry practices under assault include ear cropping, tail docking, and debarking of dogs, and removing the claws of cats.

Despite arguments and past practices to the contrary, cropping a dog's ears and docking his tail are cosmetic surgeries with very little health benefits.

One practice that is still common includes tail docking and ear cropping, which is currently opposed by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).

Docking of tails and cropping of ears has become a controversial practice, especially for non-working dogs, and is now illegal or restricted in a number of countries worldwide.