Sentences with phrase «purebred dogs whose»

Approximately half of all dogs in the United States are purebred dogs whose breeds were developed to work alongside man as Guide Dogs and Service Dogs, Search and Rescue Dogs, Conservation Dogs, military dogs, trackers, hunting dogs and herders — and always, to be companions, helpers, and the heartbeat of a family and home.

Breeder of Merit participants are dedicated to breeding beautiful purebred dogs whose appearance, temperament, health and ability are true to the German Wirehaired Pointer.

The AKC ® is proud to recognize AKC Breeder of Merit participants who are dedicated to breeding beautiful purebred dogs whose appearance, temperament, and ability are true to their breed.

Not exact matches

And, for sure, the American Kennel Club is only too happy to see the price of dogs go up, up, up — at least the provably purebred ones whose owners have registered them with the organization.

Always purchase a purebred dog from an AKC - certified breeder whose knowledge and love of the breed will benefit you and your dog.

Consider, for example, a group of purebred puppies whose owners were advised to have their dogs neutered at a young age because a littermate had an unusual gait or improper conformation that has a genetic cause.

Because the chances are slim that a male purebred dog found another purebred dog, of a different breed, who happened to be female, who happened to be in heat (which occurs only twice a year for three weeks), AND whose heat period was within the limited fertile window (about a week).

The American Kennel Club (AKC) defines purebred as a «dog whose sire and dam belong to the same breed and who are themselves of unmixed descent since recognition of the breed.»

Envision rooms filled floor to ceiling with crates and cages, each housing dogs whose sole purpose in life is to make puppies... There are purebreds of multiple varieties although some might not be recognizable as such given their lack of health care and horrifically overgrown hair coats... One would think these rooms filled with dogs would be chaotic and noisy.

Since the test is designed to indicate if the dog's DNA is within the test parameters for the breed you indicate, Wisdom Panel first determines that your purebred is a dog whose sire and dam are members of a recognized breed and that the ancestry consists of the same breed over many generations.