Sentences with phrase «short muzzle»

They have a broad head with short muzzle with a slight under - bite.

This is especially prominent in Chihuahuas as they have a dome - shaped head and a very short muzzle.

You'll find many types of dog breeds in the world - everything from tiny 2 - pound lap dogs to 200 - pound live - stock protection dogs, from dogs with extremely short muzzles to those with elegant long noses, and from those with squat, sturdy bodies and short legs made for power to those with long legs and bodies made for running.

His flatter face and shorter muzzle means he will struggle to keep his face and nose above water and may run into shortness of breath if left to swim for too long.

Some dogs have additional problems caused by short muzzles, long backs, giant or diminutive size, or other physical features.

The dog's short muzzles also make it impossible for Boxer puppies to tolerate extreme heat.

The breeds with the large heads and short muzzles like Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Boxers have rates of surgical delivery so high that c - sections are the norm.

These dogs have been bred to have relatively short muzzles and noses and, because of this, the throat and breathing passages in these dogs are frequently undersized or flattened (Figure 1).

The face is usually large as compared to the rest of the body, with big, wide - set eyes and short muzzle in the name of a nose.

Dogs with shorter muzzles tend to deal with it more.

A shorter, wider dog appeared as outcome, but it was another breed not capable of doing any feats that were commonly attributed to Old English bulldog: short muzzle did not give the steel grip and the dog could no longer withstand the fast pace of any sport not saying bringing down a huge bull.

This particular ratio seems to be right on cusp of causing Brachycephalic Syndrome, and sure enough Boxers are regularly represented in Brachycephalic Syndrome studies, albeit in smaller numbers than breeds with even shorter muzzles.

The program isolates two breeding issues that are causing most of the problems: Massive in - breeding and line - breeding; and breeding for exaggerated looks (think heavily wrinkled or really short muzzles).

The breed standard describes a dog that has an apple - shaped dome, moderately short muzzle and round but not protruding eyes.

When a dog has a very short muzzle, this can present some challenges when it comes to picking up food, as well as chewing and swallowing it.

Breeds with shorter muzzles, along with toy or teacup varieties in general, are at higher risk for cherry eye.

All american bully puppies are cute and a champion may not be easy to spot when they are only 8 weeks old.Many pit bull breeders or american bully breeders breed for varying traits that they deem necessary, such as extremely short muzzles and overly wide chests.

Unfortunately because the Bulldog and related breeds have relatively short muzzles they are often cursed with a medical condition known as Brachycephalic Syndrome.

Since the Shih Tzu breed tends to have a short muzzle, typical kibble shapes can be difficult to grasp and chew, and small breeds tend to require more dental care than larger breeds.

Bulldogs are known for their short muzzles and the saggy skin on their faces, creating the apparent «frown» that has become a trademark of the breed.

A: Despite the Pug's short muzzle, it has a similar lifespan (approximately 12 to 15 years) to other dog breeds of that size.

Q: I am thinking of getting a Pug, but read online that their short muzzles could cause health issues and shorten their lifespans.

They have a short muzzle and large eyes.

Whilst many perceive the wrinkly faces of flat - faced pooches as appealing and adorable, in reality, dogs with short muzzles are predisposed to a plethora of serious and often life - threatening health problems, such as tracheal collapse (obstruction of the airways), heart disease, ulcers, and skin infections.

If you look at most lap dogs, you'll recognize how their faces retain puppy - like features such as large heads, big eyes, folded ears and short muzzles.

Bloodlines such as Razor's Edge had been slowly breeding APBTs to have more compact bodies, heavier muscle mass, and larger heads with shorter muzzles.

They have square heads with wrinkled foreheads, short muzzles, black noses and ears that hang close to the face.

What we do know is that this breed is more likely to have the face of the Pitbull, with a broad head and a short muzzle.

Dogs like pugs with flat faces (short muzzles) can not pant as effectively.

Bulldogs are a prime example of this type of bite dentition, and many other brachycephalic (short muzzled) dogs also have an underbite.

Dogs with a dark or dense hair coat and those with with flat faces (or short muzzles) can not pant as effectively.

Early rough Collies were smaller, with broader heads and shorter muzzles.

They have teddy bear face look with a short muzzle and are very big boned.

Our Champion Bloodlines allow our pups to have small, square bodies, correct large ears, short muzzle, cobby legs, level top line and a well rounded «apple dome» head.

This is true for any dog, however it is particularly true for Boston Terriers because of the combination of their height and the short muzzle and large eyes, which makes them more susceptible to accidental eye injuries.

It has a large, broad head with large and hairy drop ears, a short muzzle, a large black nose, and dark almond shaped eyes.

In hot temperatures, the short muzzle of the Boston can make it more likely that the dog will experience heat distress.

This breed features small teeth that usually have an under bite and black, short muzzles.

Some of their similarities include the square shape of the head that taper down to powerful jaws and a short muzzle — typical of a bulldog breed.

Like all brachiocephalic dogs (short muzzled), including pugs and bulldogs, they can easily distress in the heat.

They have been bred with scrunched - up, short muzzles.

I have found that the Australian Labradoodles have a shorter muzzle and are stockier and shorter than the American Labradoodle.

This monsieur has loose wrinkly skin and a short muzzle making it almost look like a taller version of a Pug (adorbs!).

The United States is in the grips of a massive heat wave, which means it's important to limit your little dog's time outside, especially small breeds with thick coats or dogs with short muzzles, including Shih Tzus, Pugs, French Bulldogs and Pekingese.

«This will help to prevent the practice of exaggeration, where features that are perceived to be desirable, such as a short muzzle or loose skin, are made more prominent by breeders, and which can have detrimental effects on a dog's health.»

Their descendants include Russian spitz dogs (dogs with short fur, short muzzles, pointy ears, and curly tails) as well as the Siberian Husky.

He gets very tired, his respiration becomes labored because of his short muzzle and his legs are too short.

Their coat is short hair and with the short muzzle they do have trouble breathing well in hot humid weather.

Exclusive Kibble: Special Brachycephalic Jaw The French Bulldog is a good example of the «brachycephalic» jaw type with a very short muzzle.