Breeder Sentence Examples

The lopeared breed is the oldest English variety, and has been cultivated carefully since about 1785, the aim of the breeder being directed to the development of the size of the ears, and with such success that they sometimes measure more than 23 in.

All the well-known breeds of dogs are highly artificial and their maintenance requires the constant care of the breeder in mating, and in rejecting aberrant progeny.

As the breeder selects a congenital variation which suits his requirements, and by breeding from the animals (or plants) exhibiting that variation obtains a new breed specially characterized by that variation, so in nature is there a selection amongst all the congenital variations of each generation of a species.

Judged by the florists' rules, they are either good or bad in form, and pure or stained (white or yellow) at the base; the badly formed and stained flowers are thrown away, while the good and pure are grown on, these being known as "breeder" tulips.

The breeder bulbs and their offsets may grow on for years producing only self-coloured flowers, but after a time, which is varied and indefinite, some of the progeny "break," that is, produce flowers with the variegation which is so much prized.

The dachshund, or badger hound, is of German origin, and like the basset hound was originally an elongated distorted hound with crooked legs, employed in baiting and hunting badgers, but now greatly improved and made more definite by the arts of the breeder.

The sow is a prolific breeder and good mother, weighing, when mature but not fat, 450 lb - the boar averaging 600 lb, and barrows at six to eight months 350 lb.

The decision as to whether it is the course of variation or the course of selection that has been different in different localities can be made only by the field naturalist and the experimental breeder.

A local breeder of the Glasgow Dingo who wished to remain anonymous witnessed the apparitions on New Year's Eve.

This excellent book is written by an experienced bantam and large fowl poultry breeder and show judge.

I am looking to get some decent bettas from a good breeder (opposed to the usual pet shop veil tails) Thanks 108.

Boxer dog breed clubs for the specific breed you are looking for are a good place to find a boxer dog breed clubs for the specific breed you are looking for are a good place to find a boxer dog breeder.

We also managed to locate the breeder of a Husky cross that the owner could no longer care for.

If you buy from an unscrupulous breeder or dealer, you will be supporting their trade in misery.

A prolific breeder - up to 10 litters of 4-8 young per year are reported.

We found no evidence of serious heat stress during our visits to broiler breeder houses.

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You may be lucky enough to have such a breeder within easy traveling distance.

Different feeding strategies are employed within the industry to control the nutrient intake of breeder flocks.

Explain how an animal breeder in the learner's locality selects animals from which to breed, for a commercial breeding program.

So I bought two tups from the same breeder as previously and probably had to pay a bit extra for them.

By the mid 1990s the flock had been built up and was regularly selling 50 tups a year, aimed at the commercial breeder.

As mentioned above, I previously bought replacement tups from the same breeder in 2000.

We know that finding the right puppy from the right breeder can be very difficult.

A caring reputable breeder has a very good insight into the behavior of their puppies.

A reputable breeder will have healthy golden retriever puppies living in a healthy location.

Figure 2 illustrates a typical serology profile of a broiler breeder flock at 23 and 29 weeks.

Seeing a litter of cute kittens may weaken your resolve to ask all the right questions of the breeder.

If you have children or other pets, tell the breeder about this.

You should discuss anything that you want in a cat with the breeder and she can help hook you up with the right cat for you.

Before contacting a rescue group ordog breeder, you should decide exactly what kind of dog best suits your life and your lifestyle.

Choose a breeder or a rescue organization for the type of dog breed you would like.

Obtaining a dog through rescue organizations will probably cost less money than buying one from a breeder.

If you plan to visit a breeder you should ask her to send you the pedigree of her current litter before you go to see the puppies.

If the breeder refuses, then you should be very wary of doing business with her.

Also ask the breeder for proof that the mother and father of the litter have been tested for the diseases associated with the breed.

Any qualified, professional breeder should be able to provide you with this information.

If you want to buy a purebred dog or plan to show your dog, make sure you receive the official pedigree papers from the breeder.

The breeder's place or the rescue organization should be clean and professionally run.

The breeder's healthy puppies should be active and curious, not lethargic or scared.

A commercial breeder can have up to thousands of different birds.

When you meet the breeder, ask to see where the birds are kept.

A hobbyist breeder is a small, family-type organization (many in a person's own home) where different birds are raised and sold to individuals, bird marts and pet stores.

You can also ask other bird enthusiasts where a reputable breeder can be found.

If you cannot find a bird breeder in your area, another option is a bird mart or pet store.

When buying a pet rodent, it is important to note the level of handling that the animal has experienced at the pet store or breeder.

Whether the cat is picked from a professional breeder or is a mixed breed found at the local shelter, a thorough medical history should be reviewed before any cat adoption decisions are made.

If you are not a professional breeder and/or you do not wish to deliver and care for a litter of kittens, spay and neuter your cats.

If you are unsure of what your cat needs, either the breeder you purchased the cat from or your veterinarian can give you a list of both necessities and brands that will make your cat feel at home and stay healthy.

I'm not looking to become a breeder, but I'd really love to own cats, and think that it would be an interesting mix and a great project.

First, you state that you don't want to become a breeder, yet you're thinking about breeding at least a couple of litters of mixed-breed kittens.

Rest assured, if you breed cats in this manner you'll be a breeder, but not one of the highest regard.

Perhaps you should do more research on the two breeds you have in mind, and locate a breeder who would be willing to mentor you.

Once you have made some decisions on what you want in a Siamese, it's time to start looking for a breeder.

Finding a Siamese breeder in Oregon with kittens ready to go may not always be possible.

Remember, it is up to you to carefully screen any breeder you choose to do business with.

A cattery may present well in a top notch website, but you can't be sure of what you're getting or who you're dealing with unless you visit the breeder in person.

Your best option is to visit a breeder's home and spend time there playing with the cats.

Ruthie has been working with a breeder to rescue a dog named Skye.

If there is a cattery in your area, ask the breeder if she knows of a good plan or has one.

After making sure you've purchased your kitten from a reputable breeder, you'll want to begin getting him or her accustomed to grooming early on.

Purchasing a kitten from an experimental breeder can help support the emerging breed and future litters.

You can expect to pay $400 to $700 or more depending on the breeder, the location, bloodlines, color and other variables.

It can be difficult to find a breeder locally. this is also not a cat that you are likely to find at the local animal shelter, although that can happen.

The easiest way to find a breeder locally is to do an Internet search for a Cornish Rex breeder near you.

If you have decided that you definitely want a Siberian cat, it is very important that you pick the best breeder available.

You need to use a breeder that you not only feel you can trust, but one that will be available to you to answer your questions and help with any problems that may arise.

Ask questions before you decide on a breeder.

A reputable breeder will not be offended at your questions and should gladly answer them.

If the breeder seems frustrated with your questions or doesn't want to answer you, find another breeder.

This is important because you want to find a breeder that has solid experience with the cats.

If a breeder shows his cats, he's likely to place a high priority on breeding good quality animals.

Kittens that are well taken care of will have at least their first set of vaccinations before the breeder allows them to go to a new home.

A reputable breeder will be glad to provide a guarantee of the cat's health.

This also shows that the breeder is serious about the health of his animals.

A good breeder will be glad to show you.

Read about the breeder carefully, and be sure that you understand the breeder's policies.

The condition is incurable and just a few incidences of FIP within a cattery can devastate a breeder's reputation.

If the breeder or shelter where you got the kitten had already begun litter training, try to find out which brand of litter they used.

Ask the shelter or breeder which type of food the kitten has been eating.

Acquisition of a Maine Coon with papers from a reputable breeder or genetic testing is the only way to assure that you have a pure-bred Maine Coon.

Pet quality and some breeder Himalayans usually have slightly longer muzzles, but they are still considered proper Himalayans.

Of course, this all becomes a moot point for pet owners who did not acquire their cat from a breeder who has taken careful note of an animal's pedigree and family health history.

Ask the breeder or kitten owner for a blanket the kitten has been sleeping on, and you can give the breeder a blanket your cat has been sleeping on.

Many breeders will not sell to customers who plan to keep their cats outdoors, so read your breeder contract carefully before making a purchase.

Once you have located a reputable breeder for Turkish Angora kittens and brought home your chosen cat, you will need to care for her like any other kitten.

Once you have located a breeder, you should visit the facility and ask a lot of questions before you open your heart up to one of these adorable kittens.

Ask for references and talk to people who have purchased animals from the breeder in the past.

Purchasing your cat from a breeder that has no outstanding history of feline respiratory infections is a good start, but it is no guarantee.

Finding a responsible professional dog breeder is the first step toward adopting a healthy puppy.

The breeder can recommend a veterinarian, trainer or groomer to care for your new pet.

The breeder may also have ties with animal rescue groups.

The visit allows the breeder to match you with a suitable puppy for your personality and lifestyle.

This ensures that the breeder has the time necessary to properly care for each litter.

When dealing with a responsible breeder, expect a comprehensive adoption process.

Professional animal organizations have resources to help you find a reputable breeder.

The AKC also has a purebred breeder referral finder the website.

The Kennel Club UK website is another helpful resource for locating purebreds and has a similar breeder referral service.

Be careful to not get scammed by a puppy mill, or buy a poorly bred dog from a backyard breeder.

Do not buy a pet online without face-to-face interaction with the breeder and the puppies.

Do not do business with a breeder that refuses to provide references.

Ask plenty of questions during the adoption process to make sure you understand the breeder's terms and protect the health of your future pet.

The breeder should be knowledgeable about the breed's health problems, and be able to give you an idea of his breeding practices to lessen the prevalence of these conditions.

A responsible breeder socializes the puppies with people of all ages as well as other animals to prevent behavioral problems.

With the right research, you can find a reputable breeder for your future pet.

For example, certain dog breeds are prone to genetic health problems and purchasing a dog from an irresponsible breeder can increase the odds of your dog having medical problems.

Calling a local veterinarian, breeder, or other dog authority can help traveling owners locate dog friendly areas.

A responsible breeder will meet with the family wishing to purchase a puppy to ensure they can provide a healthy environment for the puppy and that they are knowledgeable about the breed.

Puppy prices vary from breeder to breeder.

We suggest you conduct your own research on each and every breeder you are contemplating buying from.

If your dog was purchased from an AKC member breeder, you most likely received either a puppy registration or an adult registration certificate at the time of purchase.

Sadly, breeder dogs in these deplorable operations receive little to no veterinary care and are generally bred until they can produce no more.

Other breeder dogs are dropped off at shelters or euthanized when their usefulness has ended.

Do backyard breeder pups have higher rates of congenital defects and illnesses?

When companionship and care are non-existent and profit is the only goal, you can consider any breeder to be a puppy mill.

A listing for each dog entered including the full AKC name, registration number, date of birth, breeder(s), current owner(s), and handler name if one is being used.

Very useful if you are looking for breeder contacts.

The breeder will fill out a litter registration application, supplying all requested information about the parents, date of the mating, date of the litter's birth, and number of each sex born live.

By providing this number, located on the AKC registration certificate that you should have received from the breeder, and a nominal fee, you can received your dog's pedigree.

If you want to become a breeder, it's crucially important to find a vet who will support your efforts and work with you, not one who will never miss an opportunity to suggest getting your pet fixed.

I recommend you first speak with the breeder you received your female from, and get an opinion as to whether she truly ought to be bred, because not every female should be.

If the answer is yes, then your breeder may have a suitable stud on the premises, or be able to recommend one to you.

You will also benefit greatly by having an established breeder as a mentor.

You might have just been browsing the newspaper for fun to see what was available at the time and the thought of getting a dog for free rather than paying hundreds of dollars to a professional breeder can be very attractive.

A free puppy isn't likely to come with shots as it normally would from a breeder.

Using a common theme makes it easy for the breeder to recall exactly which breeding a particular puppy came from.

The breeder's chosen name will go on the puppy's registration form, but the new owner is still free to give the puppy a call name to use in everyday life.

As a breeder, I've found that they average around three to five pounds, but some dogs can grow slightly larger.

They have great personalities, but it's important to buy one from a breeder that has the pups tested for the major genetic disorders in the breed.

The most important thing is to spend time at the breeder's getting to know the pups so you can get a good idea of what one will be like when you bring it home.

Again, with any other diet, the RAW food diet will take some research and involves working closely with your vet and your breeder.

I am a former Shih Tzu breeder and as a rule I never bred a bitch past five years old.

My recommendation is to enjoy your Shih Tzu just for her own charms; then if you're seriously interested in breeding, purchase a young healthy bitch from a breeder willing to be your mentor.

If only the fur is involved, then I recommend you begin with the breeder or rescue shelter you got your dog from, and see what they think about the current changes in your dog's coat.

I purchased a Lab puppy three years ago from a breeder, and I was able to see his mother and father.

I questioned the breeder several times, and asked her to give a logical explanation.

I paid $800.00 with the confidence of getting a specific lineage, but now I am very upset, uncertain of my pet's heritage and I'm not getting any answers from the breeder.

Are there any avenues I can take to get answers and make sure the breeder doesn't get away with her behavior?

If someone else requested the test, then they are probably already pursuing the breeder for the mistake.

Since bitches send down multiple eggs, it's very possible that the breeder could have witnessed the breeding with the named sire, and another male could have also bred the bitch by accident and unnoticed.

If you don't feel like you can forget about it, I suppose you can gather up all the paperwork and take the breeder to small claims court.

A good breeder will try to avoid breeding for extremes, and will refrain from breeding a dog with scrambled teeth or an incorrect jaw.

I encourage you to talk with your veterinarian and your breeder about the pros and cons of crate training and any other training you want to do with your pet.

As for registering, did the breeder you bought your puppy from provide you with any kind of registration slip?

This is something you need to get from the original breeder.

Ms. Seranne was a long time breeder and dog judge, and even though you're not particularly looking to raise a show dog, the section on dog pregnancy contains the finest information I've ever found on the topic.

Of nearly equal importance to dedicated breeders around the country, this show also awards the Breeder of the Year.

If you are bringing your puppy home from the breeder, it is especially important to keep him on the same variety of food that he has been eating.

It is always best to discuss your puppy's unique dietary needs with your breeder or your veterinarian.

If you are looking for a wonderful companion dog that is loyal and protective of its family, a reputable Great Pyrenees breeder may be just the place for you to find your new furry friend.

Once you have determined that a Pyrenees is the right canine companion for you, locating a reputable breeder is essential.

When you are ready to visit a Pyrenees breeder to see the puppies, you also are going to look at the conditions of the kennel itself.

By doing this, you get an idea of future personality and appearance.Not everyone is within visiting distance of a Pyrenees breeder.

If this is the case, make sure to ask the breeder for references to check before purchasing a puppy.

Expect the breeder to ask questions concerning your plans for the puppy regarding its care and home environment.

Finally, a reputable breeder will offer some kind of health guarantee.

This will help you understand what to expect from a reputable breeder.

Buying a puppy from a reputable Pyrenees breeder safeguards you against unethical breeders that raise and sell puppies that may not be in the best of health.

The Stop Puppy Mills site has the story of a Poodle named Cindy that was freed from a mill after being a breeder for six years.

Adopt a puppy or adult dog from a reputable breeder.

Learn how to recognize a quality professional breeder.

However, all dogs shed to a degree, and any family members who have allergies should first meet the dog and handle it in a controlled situation at the breeder's home to see if it triggers a reaction.

If you cannot find what you are looking for, try to contact a reputable breeder.

Check out their recommendations in terms of both the care and training of the dog, and then investigate their breeder referral program.

While finding a breeder may not be a problem, finding a qualified and knowledgeable breeder can be.

The PWDCA maintains a paid membership as well as a Breeder Referral List.

To get on the list, members must not only meet stringent qualifications, they must also sign a Breeder Referral Agreement Form.

In signing the PWDCA Breeder Referral Agreement Form, a breeder is agreeing to breed and sell Portuguese Water Dogs in an environment that places attention primarily on the health and well-being of the dog.

The PWDCA Breeder Referral Agreement form also extracts a pledge from each breeder regarding the ethical advertisement and sale of each dog.

The breeder is able to provide references from other customers including contact phone numbers so you may contact these customers directly and ask questions.

The breeder allows you a certain time during which you can have your puppy or adult dog checked out by the veterinarian of your choice (at your expense).

Outside of a breeder's carefully controlled environment, the PWD has often been crossbred with Poodles.

Some older puppies and dogs may come from a breeder partially trained, and that is reflected in the price.

For the breeder, and eventually the owner, this is a dog that must be exercised.

Yet, a healthy dog comes with a price tag that reflects a responsible breeder's investment.

They know this breed as well as any breeder and they know what kind of individual makes a suitable owner.

Avoid doing business with any breeder or rescue group that sells pets online and ships them.

It is important, therefore, to only adopt from a reputable breeder.

Look for a breeder who has the parents on-site so you can verify the parentage.

When you are looking at a dog, whether at a breeder's home or in a shelter, it can be easy to fall in love with the wagging tail, the soft eyes and the puppy cuteness.

This makes it easy for the pet owner or breeder to ensure that mama dog and her puppies have a healthy place to nest and nurse throughout the time the box is used.

Talk to people who are familiar with the mother dog's breed, such as the breeder or a breed club.

For the major competitions, online galleries show photographs of the each winning dog and its breeder and handler.

Putting together all the natural signs with the science behind them becomes easier as a breeder gains experience.

If you're interested in adopting a Cavachon puppy, it's important to find a reputable breeder or a Cavachon rescue group.

Always ask a breeder to see the puppy's parents and living environment when possible.

In fact, The Cavachon Club of America is still in its infancy, and they currently have no certified breeder profiles available.

One of the most important things you can do when looking for a breeder of quality Cavachons is to build a relationship by asking a lot of questions.

Customers should also expect to answer a number of questions from a good breeder as well.

This is a strong sign that the breeder cares more about his or her dogs than making a quick buck, unlike a puppy mill operator.

Does the breeder supply a health guarantee?

Does the breeder belong to a breeder's club?

Does the breeder require you to spay or neuter the dog by a certain age?

Since the Cavachon is a newer hybrid of dog, finding a local breeder may not be easy.

In some cases, the breeder may be located in another state entirely, and the puppy or dog is purchased sight unseen.

If you bought your puppy from a pet store or breeder, there should be a record of which shots she was given and which vet treated her.

A responsible breeder will have his pups tested for the most common conditions known to the breed.

In cases like this, it's perfectly reasonable for the breeder to offer the pups for sale at a price that may be a loss, but doing so is in the puppies' ultimate best interests.

The diagnosis of parvo in puppies can devastate an owner or breeder.

As a teen, Burpee made a name for himself as a poultry and livestock breeder, and soon applied his genetic knowledge to breeding new and better varieties of plants.

Bakewell's fame as a breeder was for a time enhanced by the improvement which he effected on the Long-horned cattle, then the prevailing breed of the midland counties of England.

One object of the pony breeder, while maintaining hardiness of constitution, is to control size - to compress the most valuable qualities into small compass.

We have not decided whether to build a commercial fast breeder reactor.

Although the guinea-pig is a fertile breeder, the wild species only produce one or two young at a birth, and this but once in a year.