Sentences with phrase «to have fewer health problems»

These small, hardy dogs have few health problems, but the few problems they do have can be difficult to resolve.

Remember in the long run you can save money by feeding a better food, because you will feed less, and have fewer health problems related to diet.

Labs have few health problems if bred by a reputable breeder who is selective and screens for defects in their breeding stock.

Although the hybrids are fairly robust and generally have fewer health problems than the two parent breeds, you still need to be aware of potential health issues.

A pet who is fed a top quality food will have fewer health problems over its lifetime.

It is proven that mixed breed dogs do have fewer health problems than full bred dogs.

You won't have to care for unwanted litters and you will spend less money providing medical treatment for your pets since spayed or neutered pets also have fewer health problems.

Breeders occasionally had a few health problems in their kennels, of course, but it was hard to see a pattern with so few animals tracked over a relatively few generations.

Although Dalmatians tend to have few health problems compared to many other dog breeds, they are genetically predisposed to hearing loss.

Breastfed babies have fewer health problems than babies who aren't breastfed.

The Sealyham has few health problems.

Mixed - breed dogs may sometimes have fewer health problems than purebred dogs.

The breed has few health problems.

This fellow has a few health problems.

Once crossed with the healthy Staffy they will be smaller, more active and potentially have fewer health problems so the lifespan should increase to more like 10 - 14 years.

Not only do sterilized pets typically have fewer health problems associated with their reproductive systems, but they are also calmer.

If the dog is a true mutt, and not a crossbred, most of them will be low maintenance, and definitely have fewer health problems.

Leaner dogs, just like people, tend to have fewer health problems related to weight especially as they get older.

Heterosis refers to the theory that a mixed breed dog will have fewer health problems compared to their parent breed.

Although mixed dogs generally have fewer health problems than purebred parents, it's still important to be aware of the potential health concerns that may be inherited from the Beagle and the Boston Terrier.

Mixed breed dogs often have fewer health problems than some purebreds, so if you're just looking for a great pet and companion, consider adopting a mixed breed.

I managed to raise 3 sons, worked hard, had few health problems, basically led a rather mundanely normal life.

She added, «The study adds to the mounting scientific evidence which suggests that children born by spontaneous vaginal birth, without commonly used medical and surgical intervention, have fewer health problems.»

«People in those relationships are happier, have fewer health problems, and live longer.»

I still recommend regular wellness checks to help you to catch the things that are percolating below the surface, but if you make a practice of avoiding things that risky for your cat, he will have fewer health problems and will just be happier.

I can tell he truly cares about my babies (both are very old and are starting to have a few health problems).

Better food is usually more expensive because of the use of quality ingredients, but as a result your pet wont need to eat as much, have fewer health problems, and best of all, have less mess in the litter box.

The food you give your puppy is the best opportunity you have for ensuring that he has fewer health problems throughout his life.

The best recommendation I can make for taking care of these dogs so that they have fewer health problems in general is the same recommendation I make for improving the general health of any dog of any breed — increase the quality of his or her diet.

Still, they have a few health problems you need to be aware of.

They have a few health problems which make them some of the best and most favored pets to have at home.

There are other dog breeds out there that shed less, have fewer health problems, never bark, and make great watchdogs, but none of them are as popular as the Lab.

According to the Humane Society, sterilized pets tend to have fewer health problems.

Plus, compared to many purebreds, mixed - breed shelter dogs and cats tend to live longer and have fewer health problems.

Altered pets generally live longer, have fewer health problems related to reproduction, are easier to train and live with, and have less desire to roam, a dangerous behavior in high - traffic areas.

Dog with indeterminate genetics tend to have fewer health problem than purebreds.

Individuals with strong and rewarding social connections are happier, have fewer health problems and live longer than those who don't.

If you have a few health problems and / or you smoke, you'll probably find yourself in a standard, or middle - of - the - road, class.

Moreover, mothers and children associated with AOP - signing fathers tend to have fewer health problems, even when fathers are unsure if the child is theirs.