Sentences with phrase «to compete in shows»

Most likely you will sign a contract promising to spay / neuter your Dane if you do not compete in the show ring.

They also compete in show events, obedience trials, and agility competitions.

He soon built up an admirable physique and competed in shows around the world.

From the American Eskimo dog to the almost unpronounceable Xoloitzcuintli, you will never get bored watching these dogs compete in the show ring because of their diversity.

Breeding the best dogs we can with the available resources, then preparing and showing those dogs to their very best advantage to the judge whilst the other exhibitors in the ring with us are doing the very same is all part of competing in the show ring to be awarded as the closest on the day to meeting the breed standard.

Black and tan and brindle Labradors can be registered with the American Kennel Club, but they can not compete in the show ring as these colors are considered undesirable to the breed standard.

You can compete in a show without a coach but it is highly suggested that you get a coach to help guide you through the process and to make sure you are ready for show day.

Mercury is a Thoroughbred, and that breed, while commonly used in horse racing, also competes in show jumping, dressage, and other equine sports.

Competing in shows requires a huge amount of training, and a competitive Cavalier King Charles Spaniel will be expending much more energy than a pooch that's just a normal pet.

You will only need a few basic tools unless you are considering starting a business, have numerous long - haired dogs or compete in shows when you may need to invest in some professional grooming equipment.

When you are ready to start trying your hand (and your dog's paw) at competing in shows, you must figure out which level and type of dog showing you want to start with.

Competing in shows with your dog is very rewarding.

Every litter of show puppies has some dogs that will never compete in the show ring, often because they have physical traits that do not totally conform to exacting breed standards.

According to Michael Brim, public relations director of The Cat Fanciers» Association, the typical person registering kittens with CFA is a hobby breeder - someone who produces a few kittens a year in an effort to obtain one or two that fit a breed standa rd. Kittens fitting the standard compete in shows, and as they mature, a few are selected for breeding.

Border Collies who work on farms and among livestock tend to be leaner and less heavily coated than those who compete in the show ring.

By offering something for everyone, the popularity of dog shows (called Conformation Competitions) has skyrocketed during the past 70 years — the number of dogs competing in shows has jumped from 40,000 in 1930 to nearly three million in 2005.

If a dog does not carry that «CH» in front of the name, does it mean that it has some flaw or does it mean that the dog didn't compete in any show?

If the Rottweiler is to compete in the show ring, there are many standards to consider when it comes to behavior: they must be under complete control and discipline by their owners, as must any breed.

This was key when I was competing in my show.

Russell is a UT student and has competed in my show, The Texas Shredder Classic, the last 2 years.

Both took to the wheel to compete in the show, which marks different celebrities» lap times on a chart.

The ordinance did exempted certain animals, including those that have competed in shows or sporting competitions, guide dogs, animals used by police agencies, and those belonging to professional breeders.

The documentary claimed the breeding process of pedigree dogs resulted in a high level of genetic illness, but unhealthy dogs were still able to compete in shows and had gone on to win «best in breed».

We produce dogs that enjoy protection sports, obedience, nosework, agility, rally, dock jumping, terrier racing, lure coursing, flyball, barn hunt, weight pull AND compete in the show ring.

A preview of the 139th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show took place on Jan. 21 to introduce the two new breeds that will be competing in the show.

New breed Cotons de Tulear «Chanel» and «Burberry» are shown at the 139th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show press conference on Jan. 21 to promote the two new breeds that will compete in the show.

Males must be at least 30 inches and preferably at least 32 inches at the shoulders in order to compete in the show ring.

[5] The German Shepherd Dog's physique is very well suited to competing in shows and competitions, such as agility trials.

American Kennel Club - registered dogs compete in shows that include conformation, where purebred dogs compete against each other and are evaluated as breeding stock, and obedience, field and agility trials, where canine athletes get their moment to behave and shine.

A prick - eared dog will not be able to compete in the show ring but if you are breeding stockdogs or performance event dogs there is no point in sacrificing an otherwise suitable animal over a cosmetic fault.

Still, some breeders passionately advocate for silver Labs to be recognized and allowed to compete in shows.

The Manx can be completely tailless and still be able to compete in the show ring.

Whether you are searching for a pretty Persian as a family friend or to compete in shows, I can assist you find the best cat.

Some pets require professional grooming but these days with so much information on the internet many people are combing their pups at home, this can save a lot of money especially if you have more than one or compete in shows.

Competing in shows, obedience, agility, field trials and «earth dog» competitions are just some of what the Dachshund can do besides being a beloved pet.

When you are competing in shows, don't be first and last in line.

The AKC and Canadian Kennel Club require the Yorkie's tail be docked to a medium length to compete in shows.

Usually he wants the surgery so his dog can compete in shows, or so he can fool owners of bitches into paying for stud service from what is supposedly a normal dog.

Some animals are exempt from the ordinance including animals that have competed in shows or competitions, guide dogs, animals used by police agencies and those belonging to professional breeders.

PIJAC's newest staff member was pleased to interact with different dog and cat breeds, learn about the pet owners that compete in the show and better understand the show breeder community's specific needs.