Lead scientist, Dr Adam Boyko of the Department of Biological Statistics and Computational Biology at Cornell University, says he decided to focus his research on African
village dogs because they are so much more genetically diverse than dogs that are bred.
Not exact matches
Some local
dog owners have pushed for a
dog park
because of the
village's long - standing ban on pets in parks.
It tells of a priest in an Irish
village who is the target of hatred from his neighbors
because of the scandals that have
dogged the church recently.
«The reason that East Asia looked more diverse than elsewhere was not
because East Asia as a continent had more diverse
dogs than elsewhere but
because non breed street and
village dogs are more diverse than breed
dogs.»
It even enables us to trace the path of (human) colonization:
Because most Bichons are B1 and Bichons are popular in Spanish culture, B1 is now fairly common among
village dogs in Latin America.
She said many
dogs are shut indoors for hours each day
because The
Villages has no spots where pets can roam without a leash.
Millions of women, children, and animals of many species share
villages in the developing world quite comfortably with bona fide street
dogs,
because bona fide street
dogs have evolved for thousands of years to avoid menacing anyone to the point of being purged.
Adoption Centers New York City Department of Buildings — Certificate of Occupancy The City of New York - Department of Health: Certificate of Qualification, Shelter for Homeless Animals Dan's Papers — «Best Adoption Agency» on the East End and «platinum winner status»
because of the wide margin of victory over the competition The
Village Voice — «Best Pet - Lovers» in NYC Our Town, West Side Spirit and Our Town Downtown newspapers - «Best Place to Adopt a Small
Dog in NYC» Winner East Region, 2012 Classy Awards - Animal Advocacy & Services Member, Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals Member, Pet Safe Coalition, LI Member, The Greater Westhampton Chamber of Commerce
Every store denied doing so, but an eager young salesman at a pet outlet in one of the Traders
Village flea markets went further to assuage our fears, telling us that puppy mills are hardly even a problem anymore
because a national law passed in 2009 limits all breeders to only five female breeding
dogs.
In the mid 1800's, Russian traders traveling along the Yukon River acquired several sled
dogs from interior
villages because they found them to be superior in hauling heavy loads compared to their native sled
dogs.
In a rural Alaska
village, where access to veterinary care requires a plane ride,
dog populations quickly grew out of control
because of people's unaltered pets.