Sentences with phrase «provides male and female dogs»

Not exact matches

Most pet dogs are spayed (females) or neutered (males) to remove reproductive organs and prevent pregnancy, but health issues provide other compelling reasons for spaying and neutering dogs.

(vi)(A) South Kingstown town council may provide for an annual licensing fee of twelve dollars ($ 12.00) for all dogs, except spayed or neutered female and male dogs, and for an annual licensing fee of seven dollars ($ 7.00) for spayed or neutered female and male dogs.

(vii)(A) Westerly town council may provide, by ordinance, for an annual license fee of ten dollars ($ 10.00) for unspayed female dogs and unneutered male dogs;

The current fees are as follows: $ 5 for a spayed or neutered dog — $ 3 if you are a senior citizen, 62 or older; $ 25 for an intact male or female — $ 10 senior citizen rate, and $ 1 for a duplicate license, but you must provide the original gold receipt.

(ii) Glocester town council may provide for an annual licensing fee of fourteen dollars ($ 14.00) for all dogs, except spayed or neutered females and males, and for an annual licensing fee of seven dollars ($ 7.00) for spayed or neutered female and male dogs.

The product is designed to provide single - injection, permanent sterilization of male and female dogs, cats and horses.

I have 5 American Bulldogs (3 females and 2 males) that I breed, and my dogs get excellent care, love and exercise — I don't see how these operations can possibly provide exercise and attention for that many animals every day... I think they need to have a certain number of employees for the amount of animlas they have — I'd say 1 for every 15 - 20 dogs — this would provide enough time for them to clean their cages, bathe them, exercise them and get them the attention they need just to feel loved and appreciated every day — every dog deserves that.

The tax on each male dog and each spayed female dog, of which the certificate of a veterinarian or the affidavit of the owner is produced, in this state shall be one dollar per year, and the tax on all other dogs in this state shall be three dollars per year, payable to the county clerk of the county in which the owner resides; provided, that any person or persons operating a licensed kennel of more than ten dogs in which all dogs kept by him or them are confined and not allowed to roam, shall pay a tax of ten dollars, which amount shall be the full amount of tax on all dogs kept by said person or persons as described above.

Spay (female) and Neuter (male) of dogs and cats is a necessary requirement for both the effective control of the unwanted animal population as well providing benefits to animal health.