Sentences with phrase «than either of his parent breeds»

The Bolo Tzu is a Designer Dog and as such will typically be healthier than either of his parent breeds.

Not exact matches

A soft name meaning «light,» Lucas sounds a lot nicer than Luke making it more appealing to a new breed of parents.

My parents took Sivko in when he was a baby cat because someone just left him there on the island, he belongs to an Egyptian breed called Mau and that is perhaps why he is so fond of catching birds (he can jump higher than normal cats).

For example, the Puggle, the offspring of a Pug / Beagle breeding will be 50 percent Pug and 50 percent Beagle, but any characteristic may resemble one parent dog more than the other.

Groups calling themselves «humane» bring hundreds of strays from across the borders to our shelters and yet it is our own purebreds we spay and neuter while turning our parent «breed» clubs into little more than human societies.

Mating two individuals of the same breed that are sufficiently unrelated that the IC of the progeny is lower than the average of the parents.

The parents of the puppies are something to consider, as a proven record of good breeding may be more eloquent than any word said by the breeder.

Among purebred dogs, those from a reputable breeder that considers the health and vitality of the parent dogs before breeding tend to be far healthier overall than those that are bred by puppy mills or backyard breeders that don't consider the health of the parent dogs.

Thankfully, Goldendoodles tend to live longer and healthier lives than either of the breeds in their parent - line — mostly due to the fact that they're a hybrid.

While you will have to have more patience than in an instant - gratification pet store purchase, you'll also be able to meet at least the mother and possibly the father of your puppy, seen the conditions in which your puppy was bred and raised, see the documentation of what health testing was done on your puppy's parents and grandparents — and have someone to call when you're tearing your hair out because Puppy is going through teething or has hit adolescence.

It is possible to have a dog with more or less than 50 percent of each parent breed in its heritage.

Both of their parent breeds are known to be stubborn and while they are intelligent, teaching Basschshunds simple commands and tricks may take more time and patience than other breeds.

The Shar - Poo is a Designer Dog so likely dates back to the 1980s or 1990s when breeders first began mixing 2 different pure - bred dogs to produce puppies with the ideal traits of the parent breeds such as smaller, hypo - allergenic, gentler and often healthier than the parent breeds.

In fact, many breeds are crossed in a bid to cancel out some of the more problematic genes and the hybrid outcome ends up being more physically sound than their parents.

This means you get the best characteristics of both of the breeds and are thought to be even healthier than their pet parents.

If a breeder does his or her due diligence in selecting the right parents, crossing purebred dogs of different breeds results in puppies that are healthier than either of their parents.

Maybe the only breed of dogs smaller than the Chiweenie is his parent, the Chihuahua.

For example, the AKC registers more than a dozen breeds of herding dogs but the only working sheepdog breeds in the US are the two whose parent clubs have fought AKC recognition in order to preserve the working qualities of their dogs.

The reasons for doing so are hopefully to bring forth a better dog than either of the parents, and to share with others your own reasons for becoming involved with the breed.

More than most other breeds, how a Chihuahua turns out depends largely on the genetic temperament of his parents and grandparents (entire lines are social or antisocial) and how it is raised (socialization and training) when brought home.

It is possible to have this breed with more or less than 50 percent of each parent breed in its heritage.

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.

These hybrids take on some of the characteristics of either parent breed, so one might suit your situation better than the other would.

there is also no real guarantee on health or temperament with shelter dogs whereas breeders know their breed and the parents and can be more sure of these things than a shelter or rescue can be.

While champions in a pedigree are not a guarantee of quality, it is more likely that a puppy with a champion parent or several champion grandparents is a better specimen of the breed than a puppy with no champions or only a few in the fourth or fifth generations.

The MVD protocol voluntarily in use by UK CKCS breeders however, advises not breeding from an individual if the parent is affected at less than five years of age, and it remains to be seen whether restricting breeding based on the disease status of the parental generation will have a positive effect in reducing the prevalence of MMVD in the UK CKCS population.

These efforts are opposed by the American parent clubs of the Golden Retriever and Poodle, which view Goldendoodles and similar hybrids as genetic gambles that create expensive designer mutts bred primarily to deceive the buying public into thinking that there is something «better» about them than their purebred predecessors.

However, they do have what is called «hybrid vigor,» which makes them generally healthier than either of their parents or other purebred dogs of either ancestral breed.

So your dog may be the offspring of two dogs that appear to be pure - bred, but if there is a slight percentage of another breed in their lineage, then a recessive gene may carry through to your dog, making it look more like its un-typical ancestor than its parents.

Other than that, they don't have anything specific to them, but can take on the health problems of either parent breed.

First generation Bichpoo puppies tend to be much healthier and robust than either of their pure - bred parents.