Sentences with phrase «show breeding lines»

The English Springer Spaniel have divided in recent years, between working and show bred lines.

Not exact matches

They also plan to improve breeding programs by ensuring parental lines have the maximum number of repeats available in a given genotype, and to select for new variants with additional copies that may show superior resistance.

Though it looks chaotic at first glance, this migration map, which shows the electronic tracks of 19 shearwaters created by UC Santa Cruz biologist Scott Shaffer in 2005, color - codes the various legs of their trek: light - blue lines track the birds during breeding season, yellow lines represent the northward journey, and orange lines show the winter feeding grounds and southward return.

The offspring and their descendants glow under blue light, showing that both genes were successfully bred into the line of cats and that the properties of the HIV resistance gene can be tested.

RNA - seq shows chIFITM2 and chIFITM3 expression in numerous tissue types of different chicken breeds and avian cell lines, while the expression of the putative chIFITM1 is limited to the testis, caecum and ileum tissues.

originally breed for herding, most lines are now breed for show or pet and have lost that active, high ENERGY instinct, especially when they've been spay or neutered.

The English springer spaniel falls into distinct show and field lines, so you would need to acquire a field - bred dog.

But after the breed was recognized by AKC, the show dog (the Staffordshire Terrier) and the working dog (the American Pit Bull Terrier) were developed along different lines and can now be considered separate breeds.

With time, showing and agility lines have gained in popularity to the point of being the «mainstream Border Collie» today, with all combinations now part of the breed.

Once they entered dog show competition in England, the practice of interbreeding ended and the breeds developed along the lines that we see today.

So for the most part, I have brought dogs into show from good kennels who bred the lines that I liked.

All present - day Siberian huskies descend from these same dogs although breeders started to emphasise different qualities in their dogs in different parts of Alaska, and in the 1940s and 1950s, the breed was split into a working (racing), line and a show line.

The disorders suffered more by purebreds are shown above the zero line, and disorders more common in mixed breeds are expressed below the line.

Greyhound Polyneuropathy is a severe and progressive disease which is found in show lines of the Greyhound breed.

Generally, Huskies that come from professional breeders are tested for PRA, and dogs that show positive for the disorder aren't used for breeding — to help avoid passing the disease down the genetic line.

Examples: Airedale, Beauceron, Belgian Shepherds, Bouvier, Boxer, Bullmastiff, Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Dalmatian, Doberman, Dutch Shepherd, Giant and Standard Schnauzer, German Shepherd Dog, German Wirehaired Pointer, Great Dane, Hovawart, Rottweiler My Favorites: Airedale, Belgian Shepherds (Malinois); Dutch Shepherd; German Shepherd; Giant Schnauzer (not from show lines); Standard Schanauzer (not from show lines); German Shepherd Dog; Rottweiler Intelligent Personable and loyal Extremely trainable (if you get a good one, and you do all the training & socializing necessary) Athletic Good companions Good with puppies and children May or may not like strangers ** These breeds are my personal favorites.

They are very similar to the Welsh Springer Spaniel and are descended from the Norfolk or Shropshire Spaniels of the mid-19th century; the breed has diverged into separate show and working lines.

Show and working lines frequently bred together, producing some of the most intelligent, well mannered, stunning animals ON EARTH.

The session also covered: the veterinary profession's role in improving dog welfare; the registration of puppies with the Kennel Club; line breeding, out breeding and the coefficient of inbreeding; veterinary checks at dog championship shows; breed standards; availability of research and data; the extent of puppy farming; and the sale of puppies on the internet.

Certain breeds and show lines of cats and dogs have had had their genetics so fiddled with by breeders that they no longer possess the healthy immune systems of their ancestors.

Our Toy line is being breed to produce show quality dogs between 4 1/2 - 5 1/2 lbs.

They have a great passion for their breed and show their dogs to championship levels to represent the standards and improve the quality of the line.

Dogs that are bred to be family pets or working dogs are less likely to come from «show lines,» which means they are less likely to be «pure» German Shepherds.

Its coat is short, smooth and hard, showing off the exceptionally clean - cut lines of this athletic breed.

Dogs from a line bred in Queensland, Australia, which were successful at shows and at stud in the 1940s, were called «Queensland Heelers» to differentiate them from lines bred in New South Wales; this nickname is now occasionally applied to any Australian Cattle Dog.

I particularly agree that a reputable breeder will be eager to have you meet all of the prospective litter's family members, will be eager to show you health clearances and records, will tell you about health problems in the breed and her lines, and will interview you extensively.

Some may be gamebred APBTs (from fighting lines), some may be registered show dogs, some may be American Staffordshire Terriers, some may look like APBTs but might be mixed with other breeds, etc..

More than a few breeds have split along show and function lines, sometimes to the point that what was once a single breed is essentially two, with little or no genetic exchange between them.

As far as field lines being «often bred with little regard to the [show] standard,» I agree there are some ugly field dogs out there — but when you compare today's field dogs with show dogs of 40 and 50 years ago (this is the 60s and 70s — modern times!)

Prick and high - breaking ears have always been present in the breed and some present - day working lines are prone to higher set ears than what you see in the show ring.

That's really an unfair comment, dog breeding and showing and pure - bred dog raising to improve and maintain the historical breed lines is a hobby for some and should not be put down in such a way without knowing anything about the person.

If you'd like an AKC SHOW Puppy to show yourself from Champion lines for show / breeding purposes with full AKC expect to pay an average of 4000/5000... females are many times priced higher by breedSHOW Puppy to show yourself from Champion lines for show / breeding purposes with full AKC expect to pay an average of 4000/5000... females are many times priced higher by breedshow yourself from Champion lines for show / breeding purposes with full AKC expect to pay an average of 4000/5000... females are many times priced higher by breedshow / breeding purposes with full AKC expect to pay an average of 4000/5000... females are many times priced higher by breeders.

Cataracts are not always restricted to the elderly and can sometimes show up even at an early age in certain breeding lines where they are inheritable.

Though it's easy to forget when we're knee deep in an internet debate about whether dogs should be bred for sport or show and why it is or is not okay for breeders to make a profit, we all started at the starting line.

These pups are no less «champion lines» than their show sisters and brothers, but I don't want them bred — I only want the most perfect ones bred.

American show line German Shepherds, also commonly known as AKC Lines, are dogs that were bred in America to compete in dog shows.

That means that American show line is bred to have sleek fur, be strong and muscular, have proportional body shapes.

Research specific lines within your breed and familiarize yourself with their genetic history, health problems, drives, work vs show?

However, dog breeds often diverge into «show» lines or «working» lines.

Something I find myself repeating over and over again in the attempt to educate prospective GD buyers when they contact me for assistance is that even though they are not interested in showing in conformation; that they should still purchase from a reputable / quality Breeder for the majority of the pups in any given litter; will be pet marked (too much white for example) yet they have been bred for temperament, health, conformation, longevity and the Breeder is not only out there perserving the GD Breed that we love so much; yet they are also improving on their own lines with each generation bred.

The shorter and stockier conformation line of Labrador Retrievers have blockier heads and are generally used as show dogs (it should be noted that this is not always the case and field lines can also be shown per the AKC breed standard.)

Once involved with the breed she started learning how to show them and began working on developing her breeding line.

Bottom Line: Studies show that a gluten free dog food diet can help pets with allergies to gluten, epileptic dogs and breeds that are genetically predisposed to gluten sensitivity.

The breed's popularity grew and during the 1950's they were split into 2 lines, working and show.

I've met plenty of them in my time & they always know better than someone who is a breeder of 40 or even 50 yrs standing (incidentally, the term «breeder» doesn't mean someone who is constantly breeding — most of us only breed to further improve on our breed and because we need to keep our show lines going (show dogs are still very pampered pets that are allowed to be normal dogs and get muddy etc).

We looked at the different sporting breeds and so many of them were «split» into «hunting lines» and «show lines.»

Conformation - bred Springers are excellent family pets, and show lines can sometimes produce hunting companions.

Show bred Golden lines tend to be a little bigger and flashier than field retrievers and have brighter golden coloration and a longer coat and feathering.

A pedigree that contains five generations of Champion titles indicates a line of breeding that shows the success of efforts to improve the Basset Hound breed.

The first was Moses Woolland, who after obtaining his first Sussex Spaniels in 1882 went out and successfully bred both show and field lines.