Sentences with phrase «think over their breeding»

Not exact matches

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Thought to be over 300 years old, the breed was extensively used for pulling heavy loads in rural, industrial and urban settings, their common use extending into the 1960s when they were a still a familiar sight pulling the carts of milk and vegetable vendors.

You can not breed along the same line over and over and think that there are not going to be any signs of that in an animal's DNA.

As I do not want for any cruelty to be inflicted upon the Pit Bulls, I do think the breed needs to die out over time.

I do agree certain breeds can have tendencies for conflicts over others, but I also think training and the way your animals are raised has a lot to do with interactions.

It is thought that the friars of the Abbey of St. Hubert were responsible for crossing strains of older French breeds to create a low - built scenting hound that could plod over rough terrain while followed on foot by a human hunting partner tracking rabbit and deer.

Over the years, varying schools of thought have evolved with respect to the dog fighting heritage of the bull breed and their inclination toward aggressive behavior.

Take the case of the notorious English Bulldog breeding evolution — the breed has been heavily damaged over the last decades by people who, I am sure, deep down, thought they were doing good.

I am so thoroughly disappointed in this man right now as I think back on the poor dogs I have encountered in my life, rescued from puppy mills with their never ending health problems, sociability problems, scars from abuse, deformities from been bred over and over while crammed in a small cage........

Do you have another breed of dog that you think will one day take over the top spot?

We must have much tighter controls over the puppy industry as a whole, if people must buy a pure bred dog, then increase the price, honestly, I think those of you in this business should really try to find a different line of work, to me you are profiting from the suffering of angels, these dogs do not need or want to be breeding machines, they want to be members of your family.

Having had sporting and herding breeds all my life, I always thought bows, bandanas and other cutesy accessories were, well, a little over the top.

Theirs no point in disputing the temprement of different breeds iv had several breeds of bunny over a period of 15 yrs and found them all a pleasure apart from one dutch doe i think temperement is very dependent on the commitment you have to your rabbits they bite if they are scared so building up a trusting bond with your rabbit before expecting it to be perfect!

Some high energy large breeds have little or no regard for little shy or reserved dogs and will think nothing about bowling them over and showing them who is boss of the doggie park.

Luna isn't exactly a small breed, but she is a lot smaller than most people think weighing in at just over 20 lbs.

Breed bans in military housing have primarily happened over the past five years and I think it's largely due to the fact that so much military housing is now privatized.

To quote Mr. Bill's words over at the NY Times, «Such thinking is the breeding ground of resentment and self - justification, which in turn are the breeding grounds for disregard of the law.»

Does anyone think you can take a dog with some mix of a dog fighting breed and not have * at least the potential * for those traits carry over?