Sentences with phrase «water rescue dogs»

If a Newfoundland is used presently for work, they're often trained as water rescue dogs, pulling in humans that are drowning.

They're innate swimmers with naturally webbed feet and a thick, insulating coat, and they make excellent water rescue dogs.

They make great water rescue dogs.

Looking at working water rescue dogs, D'Aniello et al. asked which of these two types of commands has priority, especially if conflicting signals are given.

Gdansk hosted its second Water Rescue Dogs Cup, and photographer Michal Fludra was there to capture the action.

Urban disaster dogs live in the city, avalanche dogs work where there is a likelihood of snow, wilderness search dogs are in rural areas and water rescue dogs tend to be around large bodies of water.

From the Newfoundland Mas, Italy's premier water rescue dog, to Tammy, a South African Border Collie protecting rare marine animals, Dogs with Jobs visits working canines in the US, Canada, Europe, Guam, Africa, England, and Australia to laud the performances of purebred and mixed breed dogs in both common and obscure jobs.

Today, the Newfoundland is a popular companion and is used in some countries as an official water rescue dog.

As the 38th most popular dog breed, Newfoundlands are known for heroic actions whilst serving as water rescue dogs.

Newfoundlands are very intelligent dogs and although they are not especially suitable for working dog skills, the truth is that they are excellent water rescue dogs, in fact the most popular breed for the role.

With heavy bones and big muscles, the Newfoundland is a powerful swimmer and a great water rescue dog.

The Leonberger has Newfoundland in it, and can act as a water rescue dog because of its webbed feet and its double coat.

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After his surgery, he will be trained as a water rescue dog to handle an emergency at the pool.

They have sweet dark eyes that will melt your heart, and they also make great tracking, herding, and water rescue dogs.

You will also see them employed as drug and explosive detection dogs, water rescue dogs, and search and rescue dogs.

Many have even gone on with their training and became certified as therapy dogs or water rescue dogs.

The junior title, Water Dog (WD), and the senior title, Water Rescue Dog (WRD), put the Newfs through a difficult series of life saving water rescue exercises.