Sentences with phrase «same breed traits»

Not exact matches

The breed of the entrepreneur personality has many unique traits that don't always fit into the same box that some may consider the «norm» in a relationship.

Humans actually noticed that, if there was a specific trait you liked about your, say male dog, you could breed it with a female with the same trait and the offspring would inherit that trait.

Even dogs of similar appearance and the same breed often have diverse behavioral traits in the same way that human siblings often have very different personalities,» she said.

It makes sense that only a few genes would suffice to determine a trait such as body size, Ostrander says, because all dog breeds belong to the same species, Canis familiaris, and most have taken shape in the last three centuries.

The alternative model is that mutations of large phenotypic effect underlie most of these traits in dogs and that the same variants have been transferred to a wide diversity of dog breeds leading to phenotypic diversity from a narrow genetic base [5], [8], [12].

breed (noun) Animals within the same species that are so genetically similar that they produce reliable and characteristic traits.

A dog's appearance can not tell observers anything about their behavior; even dogs of identical appearance and the same breed often have very different behavioral traits.

This breed is a descendant of the Abyssinian and has many of the same traits.

The dog breed at that time was larger than today's Pomeranian though they share the same physical traits.

The reason is simple, to reach such an extreme physique, the breeder must keep on breeding dogs belonging to the same genetic pool so these traits and characteristics become «fixed».

These breeds simply love snuggling and getting attention from their owners and their family unit, so it's no wonder why the Shollie boasts the same personality trait.

Like physical appearance, you can't predict the personality traits of your mixed breed with the same accuracy as you would a purebred.

While Chihuahuas with long coats, as their name expresses, have much longer hair than the others, they are otherwise the same with regard to breed traits.

Purebred dogs will normally exhibit the same traits as other dogs in their breed while mixed breeds will usually have traits found in both breeds.

While no two dogs are the same, the genes associated with a breed can affect behaviours, illnesses and traits.

I've worked with this other breed, they have all the same good traits of the Bulldog, with fewer of the health problems.

So to say that all dogs in a breed are going to have the same traits is to be short - sighted and naive.

These breeds do tend to share some of the same traits however, which includes great intelligence, strength, and a tendency to aggression towards other animals (i.e. dogs, cats, rodents, etc.).

Thanks to rigorous breeding procedures, the breed continues to share many of the same traits that they first did years ago.

Essentially, the teacup ought to possess the exact same traits as any other sorts of this breed.

Second, dogs of the same breed may look alike, but their personality traits vary widely.

Despite their tenacity and determination in battle, commoners actually bred pit bull terriers with some of the same qualities and traits that we still love about them to this day.

It is quite reasonable for a breeder to take a male and a female of the same breed, with the desired traits of that breed to breed them to get the best they obtain of that breed.

When some domesticated breeds require advanced care, possessing the same or more intensive traits of some exotics, and no one thinks they shouldn't be available as pets, the talk about how unethical it is to have exotic pets amounts to prejudice against them for being non-conventional.

However, poor husbandry, and breeding dogs which are likely to pass on breed related diseases and traits are two sides of the same welfare coin.