Sentences with phrase «sporting breed group»

It is a type of gun dog that belongs to the sporting breed group, most of which make excellent bodyguards.

Not exact matches

The Audience Award: World Cinema Documentary was presented to: Dark Horse / United Kingdom (Director: Louise Osmond)-- Dark Horse is the inspirational true story of a group of friends from a workingman's club who decide to take on the elite «sport of kings» and breed themselves a racehorse.

For example, Dog Grooming, Part 2 covers the unique characteristics of breeds in the sporting, herding, hound and working groups.

Noted as being the tallest, and one of the rarest breeds of Spaniels, the Irish Water Spaniel is in the sporting group.

Coming from Hungary, the Vizsla is a part of the pointer group bred for sporting.

The sporting or gundog group embraces many very popular pet breeds.

The AKC divides dog breeds into seven groups, namely terriers, working, hound, sporting, toy, herding and nonsporting.

January 2, 2010: Cruisin Minnie Mouse wins breed and places 2nd in the Toy Group at the Canine Sports Academy Fun Match.

His parent breeds however are long - time members; the Old English Sheepdog joined the «herding» group back in 1888 and is described as «adaptable, gentle and smart» while the Poodle joined the «sporting group» back in 1887 and is pegged as being «very smart, proud and active».

The Beardoodle's mixed breed make - up means he isn't eligible to join the American Kennel Club (AKC) however both parent breeds are long - time members; the Poodle joined AKCs «sporting» group in 1887 while the Bearded Collie was named to AKC's «herding» group in 1976.

The best of each breed then competes in its group: terrier, toy, hound, working, sporting, nonsporting and herding.

You can identify most members of the sporting group by a breed name that includes the word pointer, retriever, setter, or spaniel.

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UKC's 55 gun dogs are the setters, retrievers, and all - around hunting dogs in the AKC sporting dog group plus many European spaniels, pointers, and retrievers as well as breeds with exotic names such as Stabyhoun, Pudelpointer; Barbet; and Kooikerhondje.

The 150th dog breed in the registry, the Toller joins the Labrador, Golden, Flat - coated, and Curly - coated retrievers in the sporting group.

Breeds that make good hunting dogs include those in the «sporting» group of the American Kennel Club, such as numerous breeds of Spaniels, Retrievers and PoiBreeds that make good hunting dogs include those in the «sporting» group of the American Kennel Club, such as numerous breeds of Spaniels, Retrievers and Poibreeds of Spaniels, Retrievers and Pointers.

They are an active energetic breed and love nothing more than having a job to do so the best way to exercise your Siberian Husky is to get involved with a local dog - sledding group there are 4 different sled dog sports in the UK.

It is no accident that the top obedience dogs come from the herding and sporting groups, the conglomerations of breeds developed to work with man and obey his signals.

The Schipper - Poo is the offspring of two different purebreds so he doesn't qualify to join the coveted American Kennel Club (AKC) however each parent breed has been a member for more than a century; the Poodle joined AKCs «sporting» group in 1887 while the Schipperke was named to the same group in 1904.

Both parent breeds however, are long - time members of the AKC dating back to 1910 when the English Springer spaniel first gained recognition and joined the elite club's «sporting» group and to 1917 when the Labrador retriever was also admitted into AKC's «sporting» group.

Created by NBC Sports Group in a multi-year agreement with the Kennel Club of Beverly Hills and Purina, the two - hour television presentation includes special features depicting canine life in Beverly Hills, as well as the traditional dog show judging of breeds and groups.

The sporting group comprises some of the most popular breeds, including pointers, setters, retrievers and spaniels.

Dogs in the sporting group include the setters, pointers, spaniels, retrievers, and a handful of others, all bred to hunt game birds.

The AKC divides breeds into six groups: working, herding, sporting, non-sporting, hound and toy.

From this NBC Sports page, you can see videos of each breed's individual judging, as well as the Best in Group and Best in Show contests.

But thick - coated breeds such as Huskies, Malamutes, and most of the sporting group, are the most likely to suffer an excess of shed hair.

As a rough guide they originally divided the two groups into those breeds who were breed for a sporting purpose (in the widest means for example the terrier group) and those who were bred for another reason, e.g. Working Dogs, went into the non-sporting group.

The name «Utility» essentially means fitness for a purpose and this group consists of an extremely mixed and varied bunch, most breeds having been selectively bred to perform a specific function not included in the sporting and working categories.

Epilepsy was more prevalent within the herding, hound, and sporting, particularly the spaniel breeds, groups.

Elevated risk of elbow dysplasia relative to the mixed - breed population was also limited to particular subsets of the purebred population: herding, sporting, and working AKC groups.

Though many breeds appear more naturally adapted to the sport, more than 150 breeds (including mixed - breeds as a single group) have demonstrated their ability to perform well.»

Retriever breeds account for the risk in the AKC sporting group.

Standard poodles are in the AKC non-sporting group but in the working dog 1 haplotype association scheme, Havanese are in the AKC toy group yet are categorized as haplotype working dog 1, and the AKC sporting group includes retriever and spaniel breeds while the haplotype sharing approach splits those into two distinct groups.

Purebred dogs of AKC breeds were categorized into one of the seven AKC breed group designations (n = 65,952): herding (n = 9724), hound (n = 5344), non-sporting (n = 6516), sporting (n = 18,940), terrier (n = 4885), toy (n = 9798), and working (n = 10,745)(Additional file 1: Table S1).

Early onset cataracts showed a statistically greater probability of being found in two of the AKC breed groupings, the non-sporting and sporting groups.

But that has not calmed animal protection groups, who are advocating for stronger protection against zoo animals being sold for breeding if successive generations will be deliberately used to attract people to the sport of killing big cats.