Sentences with phrase «problem in that particular breed»

Most pedigree dog breeds have some inherited diseases which are known to be a problem in that particular breed and for which tests have been developed.

To «pick on» cockers, here is a page from Illinois Cocker Rescue detailing the common medical problems in this particular breed: http://www.ilcockerrescue.org/health.htm.

Not exact matches

Once obtained, test results can be shared with your veterinarian to help get a better picture of your dog's ideal size and weight and any potential health problems commonly seen in particular breeds.

Our problems stem from the disproportionate influence the show ring has on the breed as, although falconers in particular have many working dogs, very few are competed with.

The details will change depending on the breed and the types of problems seen in the particular breed.

Apart from these, some of the most common congenital problems that the English Bulldog breed in particular faces are hip dysplasia and other joint - related problems such as arthritis.

Reputable breeders of Siberian Huskies will screen for hereditary diseases, in particular eye and hip problems, and only breed dogs which are clear of these.

Long haired breeds in particular have problems with matting if not brushed regularly, or when their coats get wet or muddy.

If you are the Pack Leader to a hunting dog — or a mixed breed dog that is part hunting dog — you will need to find activities that fulfill their particular hunting drive, or they may direct those instincts elsewhere, resulting in problem behaviors.

While both the district and SPCA receive complaints about problem dogs of all breeds, there is significant public concern about pit bulls, in particular.

In particular, there is no evidence of the retinal eye problems found in other breeds, nor is there dwarfism or hereditary blood disorderIn particular, there is no evidence of the retinal eye problems found in other breeds, nor is there dwarfism or hereditary blood disorderin other breeds, nor is there dwarfism or hereditary blood disorders.

Though cat shedding has always been seen as a problem and in the 60s, there was a particular breed of cat developed that lacked a fur coat — Sphynx.

Lack of aptitude for a particular task, lack of physical ability for a particular exercise, a differing amount of stubbornness between breeds, and a trainers lack of determination, and ability to understand and deal with these various problems in a positive way, are usually the culprits behind failure.

Cavalier spaniels are super sweet, but according to my vet in particular and information on the breed nearly all will have some sort of heart problem by ten.

Toy breeds, in particular, can have problems with hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar, and can require slower - digesting carbohydrates to help keep their blood sugar at a steady level.

Meanwhile, BSL ignores the real problems of pet overpopulation, poor socialization, lack of training, and failure to follow leash laws for ALL dogs in the area, not just a particular breed.

If, at some point in a breed's history, a particular sire or line of dogs becomes predominant, inherited problems may start to arise seemingly out of nowhere simply because attempts to concentrate the desirable genes of select individuals can inadvertently bring together whatever undesirable genes are present.

In my breeding program I will keep alert for and work to control and / or eradicate inherited problems and conditions that are particular to my breed, and breed as closely to the standard of the breed.

It hurts because it takes so much for the conscientious breeders to get a GOOD representative for the breed (in this breed in particular with all the regular breed problems AND severe degree of H.D., etc.) and then never get looked at mainly because of SIZE being TOO SMALL when standing 24 - 26 inches at the shoulders!

It is good to be aware of possible health problems but this health information is not meant to convey that there is a particular health problem in the breed.

This problem isn't confined to a particular breed, age or gender of dog, although it is common in rescue dogs and dogs of a certain personality.

Purebreed dogs (some breeds in particular e.g. mastiffs, or newfoundland dogs, and ALL smaller toy breeds) have more genetic problems, including hip issues, skin problems etc and that can add up to some serious vet bills.

Yet, both are hit with restrictions while the causes of problems in each case find new opportunities: one to commit armed crimes unopposed by any force, and the other to fill the void of puppy and kitten demand as responsible home - based breeders — dedicated breed enthusiasts in particular — cut back or quit.

In some dogs certain hereditary factors can also make a particular dog or breeding line more prone to those health problems than other dogs in the same breed of different lineIn some dogs certain hereditary factors can also make a particular dog or breeding line more prone to those health problems than other dogs in the same breed of different linein the same breed of different lines.

Dalmatians and Cocker Spaniels in particular suffer from these behavior problems if not thoughtfully bred.

In particular, those thinking of adopting breeds known to have greater risk of certain problems after spay may be in this category (for example, Boxers nearly always get incontinence, and Rottweilers and giant breeds are prone to bone cancersIn particular, those thinking of adopting breeds known to have greater risk of certain problems after spay may be in this category (for example, Boxers nearly always get incontinence, and Rottweilers and giant breeds are prone to bone cancersin this category (for example, Boxers nearly always get incontinence, and Rottweilers and giant breeds are prone to bone cancers).

We can provide insight into common medical problems in each breed as well as help you decide if your lifestyle, family and home are a good match for a particular type or breed of dog.

Many German Shepherd Dog owners, in particular, requested that I allow their dog to mate with Nasha but I firmly turned all requests down after explaining that unless you have a license to do so (a) breeding wolves is illegal in Florida as is buying and selling them; and (b) this type of «back - yard» breeding contributes to and exacerbates the already overwhelming problem of dog and cat overpopulation which results in horrifyingly high euthanasia rates at most of our nation's animal shelters.

in addition, each pure breed of dogs has its own particular hereditary problems some minor, some impairing, and some possibly fatal Some may show a very strong hereditary basis and others not much more than a tendency to run in families».

Keep in mind, though, that no breed has cornered the market on a particular disease; bulldogs may be especially prone to hip dysplasia, but a poodle or mixed - breed can have that problem, too.

We also: educate potential owners about the breed and its special requirements to ensure an educated decision when selecting the breed as a pet; assist owners in solving problems with their GSP in order to keep those dogs in their current home and encourage owners to use their breeders as a resource of support and information; and educate animal control officers and shelter personnel on how to properly identify a GSP and of their particular personality and behavioral traits.