Sentences with phrase «slightly older breed»
The redbone coonhound is a slightly older breed than the Bavarian mountain hound, and the breeds developed half a world apart.
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And just as we no longer countenance slavery, which both Old and New Testaments regarded as normal, so we also no longer countenance the use of female slaves, concubines and captives as sexual toys or breeding machines by their male owners, which Leviticus 19:20 f., II Samuel 5:13 and Numbers 31:17 - 20 permitted — and as many American slave owners did slightly over 100 years ago.
They're one of the shorter - living dog breeds, only living until 12 years at most, or slightly older in rare instances.
While most pups are considered adults when they reach 1 year old, the fact is, dog breeds mature at slightly different rates, and not all dogs are full - grown on their first birthday.
i live in Nigeria, and i have a 4 month old Caucasian shepherd i named her Paris, she is such a wonderful pup but very playful and stubborn and will refuse to listen to basic command like «go into your cage until i am wielding a stick or Cain then she runs off, still stopping at intervals looking back at me, for me to repeat command or get closer to her till she finally goes, she is such an intelligent breed, but pisses me off with her stubborn attitudes, she always jump at people and plays always with her teeth, not biting but just slightly trying to chew, i do nt know much about her temperament yet, but i take away her bowl of meal while eating and sometimes commands her to sit while eating and she listens, she plays rough a lot,
In this type of tumor, the older breeds are said to be slightly predisposed.
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier is a medium sized, incredibly muscular dog, females can be between 33 - 38 cm (13 - 15») at the shoulders with males slightly bigger at 36 - 41 cm (14 - 16») This is the accepted breed standard, but you can get longer legged Staffordshire Bull terriers sometimes called Old Tyme Terriers which are an Irish strain of the breed and while they also make great pets they are not recognised by the Kennel Club.
The equivalent of middle age in humans is approximately 5 years in the average sized dog (30 to 40 lbs); younger in large and giant breeds and slightly older in toy and small breeds.