Sentences with phrase «qualities of his parent breeds»

If your Maltipoo receives the best qualities of his parent breeds, he'll be as smart as the poodle and as sweet as the Maltese.

Not exact matches

Like psychologist and author Madeline Levine, whose recent book Teach Your Children Well instructs otherwise well - intended parents to value character ahead of achievement, Tough finds evidence that children of the well - off are often denied the hard life experiences that would allow them to develop the qualities that breed success.

If you know who the parents are you can expect a lot of the aggressive qualities in moderation in your mix breed dog.

The hybrid German Sheprador is a popular mix, but the behaviour is usually dependant on the parents, training, and quality of breeding.

When seeking to purchase a mixed breed dog or hybrid, it is especially risky to purchase from a «backyard breeder» because these individuals are generally breeding the first set of parents they come across and most likely did not do the research or take the time to assess the qualities and temperament of these animals.

I can breed the finest cats genetically, but, if they're fed a diet of poor quality food, they won't have much of a chance to follow in their parents paw prints as strong, healthy, beautiful cats.

The Ibizan Hound Club of the United States (IHCUS) is the official American Kennel Club (AKC) parent breed club for the Ibizan Hound and is dedicated to promoting the qualities and attributes of the Ibizan Hound.

As you can see, the Poochon puppies can have a variety of qualities obtained from the breeds of the parent.

Sparky is a product of two pure bred parents of the said breeds thus he retains the qualities of both breeds both physically and behaviorally.

The costs of most purebred dogs, or really any type of purposely bred animal, are that legitimate, conscientious breeders perform a myriad of genetic tests on the parents before breeding so as to ascertain the quality of offspring being produced.

I pick my breeding dogs based on much more and in this order: health history, genetic testing of the parents, temperament, intelligence, energy level, coat quality, size and last color.

For example, the AKC registers more than a dozen breeds of herding dogs but the only working sheepdog breeds in the US are the two whose parent clubs have fought AKC recognition in order to preserve the working qualities of their dogs.

In reality every cross breed inherits the traits and qualities of each parent in varying degrees.

In an ideal world, every cross breed would express only the very best qualities of each parent.

While champions in a pedigree are not a guarantee of quality, it is more likely that a puppy with a champion parent or several champion grandparents is a better specimen of the breed than a puppy with no champions or only a few in the fourth or fifth generations.

Because of the severe quality of life impacts of this disease and the long - term emotional and financial burden care for an epileptic dog can place on owners, first - step relatives (parents, offspring, and full or half siblings) of an epileptic dog should not be bred.

«While the puppies are sold for profit, their parents are kept at these mills for years, subjected to incessant breeding and a very poor quality of life.

Worse yet, they may have deliberately bred a mom to one of her now adult offspring, or a brother to a sister, thinking that the puppies will have the best qualities of both parents.

Given that the two parent breeds are known to be extremely intelligent, tenacious and playful — you can expect your Ausky to have all of those qualities in spades.

Conscientiously plan every breeding based on parents of appropriate temperament, appearance, and other desirable qualities.