Sentences with phrase «states dogs recognize»

This law states dogs recognize leaders who control resources like food, toys, fun and personal space.

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State legislatures began recognizing the CGC program as a means of advocating responsible dog ownership and 34 states now have a Canine Good Citizen resolution.

It's important to note, that to become an AKC - recognized breed, there must be a minimum number of dogs in the United States, with an established breed club of owners.

This is a rapidly growing and largely under recognized toxin of dogs in the United States.

Currently, the only major kennel club to grant full recognition to the East - European Shepherd is the Russian Kennel Club, although the breed is recognized by a number of rare breed registries in the United States such as the Dog Registry of America and the Continental Kennel Club.

«The ASV recognizes that one of the most important things we can do for cats and dogs in our communities is to ensure that spay - neuter services are widely available and accessible to the animals that are most at risk of contributing to shelter impoundment,» states Brenda Griffin, DVM, MS, DACVIM, University of Florida, member of the Association of Shelter Veterinarians, and of the Task Force to Advance Spay - Neuter.

The law in Texas recognizes this state of affairs, and permits post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) in lieu of killing a cat or dog exposed to rabies.

Another reason is that dogs tend to mimic the facial and body expressions of the people they bond to, making it easier for us to recognize their emotional state.

A number of states or municipalities, recognizing the unique danger pit bull dogs pose to their citizens, have enacted legislation that classify pit bull dogs as vicious, thus enabling them to control or ban this breed's presence in their communities.

Both federal and state legislatures and the courts must recognize that the number of tasks that dogs can perform is increasing, and the level and type of training needed to make dogs useful to disabled individuals vary considerably depending on the service provided.

In the United States, they enjoy the same rights of access as guide dogs and are to be permitted anywhere, although since they are not as widely recognized, their humans often have to display an identification card even though this is not legally required.

In 1885, the Yorkie was recognized as a member of the AKC's Toy Group, and the dogs continue to be popular in the United States today.

State Farm released this information in a prepared statement recognizing Dog Bite Prevention Week 2018, April 8 - 14.

The CFC (Combined Federal Campaign - Federal Employees) and the SECC (State Employee Charitable Campaign) are programs that allow State and Federal employees the opportunity to promote and support a wide variety of charities and Guide Dogs of America is recognized by the CFC as among the best animal charities in America.

Although originally bred for hunting, they became favored as a lap dog in Britain during the time of Queen Elizabeth I. First seen in the United States in the late 1800s, the American Kennel Club (AKC) recognized the Maltese as part of the toy group in 1888.

In 1999 the breed was recognized by The United Kennel Club, which is the second oldest registry for purebred dogs in the States and is the second largest in the world.

In the United States most of the dog owners like these brands as inexpensive dog foods and that have been also recognized as best budget dog food to them.

Often called the Regal Beagle, the Jelly Dog and the English Beagle, the Beagle is a popular, well - recognized breed within the United States and around the world.

The differences were smaller at first, and some of the Ichinoseki line dogs did make it to America, but in 1973 the American Kennel Club both recognized the Akita breed and closed registration off to any dogs that were not already in the United States.

Recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1972, the dog remains popular in the States.

The population was restored by breeders in England, and by 1991, the American Kennel Club recognized Labradors as the most popular dogs in the United States.

In 2016, she won the prestigious Maddie Hero Award, which «recognizes and honors the «top dogs» in communities that are not only advancing the welfare of companion animals in the United States, but are leading the way with their innovative ideas, progressive thinking and lifesaving actions.»

Since then, both Houses of Congress and numerous states have recognized National Purebred Dog Day.

Senate Resolution 144 introduced by Senator Thom Tillis and House Concurrent Resolution 46, introduced by Congressmen Ted Yoho, Kurt Schrader and Ralph Abraham highlight the role that purebred dogs and breeders of purebred dogs have played in the history of the United States as well as the numerous ways purebred dogs have served U.S. citizens as search and rescue dogs, guide and service dogs, military working dogs and more, all while providing one - of - a-kind companionship.The designation of National Purebred Dog Day was created by Colorado resident and Puli fancier Suzi Szeremy to recognize the heritage and diversity of purebred dogs and to highlight and celebrate all the ways purebred dogs better our lives.

But what is recognized when it became the official state dog of Texas are, Blue Lacy should stand from 46 to 64 centimeters and should weigh from 14 to 23 kg.

In addition to these new Congressional resolutions, the states of Connecticut and Georgia also recognized National Purebred Dog Day for the first time this year.

It didn't take long to recognize the dog's impressive drive and work ethic, and the Washington State Patrol Academy (K9 Drug Detection Training Unit) became interested in her skills.

Dogs recognize people and can learn to interpret human emotional states from facial expression alone.

«They were first recognized in greyhounds around 2003, and they've since been diagnosed in over 36 states,» Dr. Kyle Frandle, a veterinarian at Los Gatos Dog & Cat Hospital, told Mercury News in California.

The Boston terrier (Canis familiaris bostenensis) was designated the official state dog of Massachusetts in 1979 (Massachusetts also recognizes a state cat).

As a first line of defense of a dog's temperament, and as a means of advocating responsible dog ownership, the CGC has been recognized by the Louisiana State Legislature and has been signed into Law.

Over 100 local governments across the United States have passed legislation in recent years that either bans or limits how long a dog may be chained, recognizing that existing animal welfare laws are outdated and that dogs are intelligent, social, active animals that suffer greatly if kept chained or penned for their lives.

In response to the release of Max, Judy Hagen, President of the American Belgian Malinois Club (ABMC) stated, «We are very concerned that the public will see this movie and recognize the intelligence, athleticism and beauty of the Belgian Malinois, but not realize that the dogs currently being featured in movies and television are the result of years of intense training.

But here in the states, it's been a long journey full of baby steps and paperwork to get this adorable dog breed officially recognized.

«As the go - to online destination for the hottest trends in toys and gear for kids, babies and now pets, TTPM's pet expert review team is proud to recognize and celebrate the entire American family,» states Andy Krinner, TTPM's General Manager and «Dog Dad» Pet Content Director.

Service dogs that have graduated from training, and are state and nationally recognized, are unique from normal pet dogs.

The state instead adopted laws recognizing that it is the criminal or negligent acts of the owner / caretaker that are responsible for a dog's behavior.

They had volunteered with rescue groups getting dogs who were at risk of euthanasia in Tennessee to northern shelters, where they stood a better chance of finding homes, and the women began to recognize a need not only in their own state but in their own county.

On March 10, 2015, Colorado became the first state in America to recognize May 1 as National Purebred Dog Day.

United States dog fanciers didn't pay much attention to the Glen, however, until the 1980s, and the American Kennel Club didn't recognize him as a member of the Terrier group until 2004.

However, it is important to recognize that there are healthy dogs (of varying breeds, including pure bred) across the state in need of homes.