Sentences with phrase «written breed descriptions»

I have found that the written breed descriptions don't often line up with what you see in person, especially with some of the rarer breeds.

Not exact matches

Purebred dog breeders felt strongly enough about this history and the breeds to formalize a written description of them.

Writing up descriptions of all these breeds is going to be a VERY BIG project.

A responsible breeder always strives to breed healthy dogs that conform to the breed standard - a written description of the ideal dog of a particular breed by which it is bred and judged at dog shows.

Dogs are judged according to how closely they represent the Breed Standard which is the official Kennel Club written description of the bBreed Standard which is the official Kennel Club written description of the breedbreed.

In the group ring, as in the breed ring, the dogs are not judged against one another, but in terms of how close they come to a written description of the perfect dog of their breed.

Include items like medication, food and water for at least five days, sturdy leashes, written information about your pets feeding schedule and medical conditions, and a photo of your pet with the breed description.

General Description — This breed standard is meant to provide breeders that register their dogs ABRA, competitors competing at ABRA shows and judges at ABRA sanctioned conformation shows with a written guide that describes the ideal American Bulldog and is representative of the breed as a whole, the guide should be used by the breeder and competitors when selecting show stock and by the judges when selecting dogs in an ABRA conformation show.

Written breed standards were developed to serve as descriptions of ideal dogs.

Each breed's parent club creates a STANDARD, a written description of the ideal specimen of that breed.

STANDARD: The written description of the traits and movement of the ideal specimen of a breed, generally based on form and function.

As they write, their goal is «to break down barriers associated with breed descriptions, leaving behind any division or stigma associated with breed classifications so that each pet can find a perfect match with a loving forever home.

The earliest written description of the Komondor dates back to the 16th century, but the breed was around long before that, guarding livestock herds in his native Hungary.

Since field Springers are bred for their hunting ability and soundness, rather than a written description of body type, there is greater variety in style among these dogs.

A Breed Standard is a written description of the ideal specimen for each breed and is written by the Parent Club of the bBreed Standard is a written description of the ideal specimen for each breed and is written by the Parent Club of the bbreed and is written by the Parent Club of the breedbreed.

The breed standard itself is simply a written description of the ideal specimen of a breed.

The first Border Collie breed standard — a written description of the ideal Border Collie — focused solely on the dog's work rather than the dog's physical appearance.

What we call a dog show is actually a confirmation show — a show to judge how well a dog conforms to the breed standard (a written description of the ideal in each breed including not only build and overall looks but also temperament, gait and unique characteristics).

However, read over the description of that dog as written by a non-professional and nine times out of ten you will find the breed identification is inaccurate.

People will look at a photo and a breed listing and fail to read the written description of their personality, so potential adopters might not know what they are committing to.