PDT More context and sources added about purebred dog standards
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To achieve purity, then and now, purebred dogs are inbred.
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Even in purebred dogs you don't know how it will act.
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One company is even cornering the market on financing purebred leases.
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Health problems among purebred dogs is starting to become a recognized problem.
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These small differences lead some to spend thousands on a purebred pussycat.
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Many purebred dogs suffer from hip dysplasia and other symptoms of inbreeding.
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FEBRUARY 12TH was showtime for some of the world's finest purebred canines.
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Like Aziz Ansari playing a purebred, supremacist dog with a swastika tattoo?
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All breeds are welcome, the award is not restricted to purebred canines.
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Last year, the world-renowned contest for purebred canines drew 2,798 competitors.
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Polo shirts, cars, houses, children, purebred dogs, washing machines, golf clubs, boats.
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Of tags placed in purebred roaches, Dr Nilsson and Dr Hulthen recovered 14%.
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Kennel clubs register purebred dogs, record pedigrees and work to maintain breed standards.
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And purebred investment bankers advising on mergers may have their best moments behind them.
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"You don't need a purebred dog," Theron says at the end of the video.
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To have a purebred dingo enter the program, is a rare and celebrated opportunity.
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How will Pipsy, a purebred spaniel lured here by her duplicitous feline girlfriend, survive?
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This is not about your your purebred heritage cow, but rather about industrial agriculture.
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Mr Enciso insists that San Martinero meat is more delicious than that of purebred Zebu.
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Purebred dogs have genetic predispositions to health problems, which can be exacerbated by intentional inbreeding.
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After several weeks, the results came back and revealed that Wandi is a purebred dingo.
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Called the People's Pig of the Northeast, the purebred pigs originated from Heilongjiang province in China.
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Many purebred breeds suffer from hip dysplasia, osteoarthritis, musculoskeletal disorders, respiratory issues, and even behavioral problems.
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Quasimodo, a purebred German shepherd with short spine syndrome, is gaining fans online with his story.
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Quasimodo, a purebred German shepherd with short spine syndrome, is gaining fans online with his story.
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Additionally, owners of purebred animals might have to care for animals with a host of ailments.
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Most British, American, and Australian wagyu are only 50% purebred, but that may be changing soon.
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A segment that had critical things to say about purebred dogs seemed to generate particular hostility.
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Saddled and ready to go, a purebred that perished centuries ago near Pompeii has been uncovered.
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Aided by Frank's agency contacts and Max's purebred informants, the two search for their human culprit.
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Some hardly tried at all, like purebred deer mice, while others put in a moderate effort.
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The club is America's oldest organization for showing purebred dogs — this particular show dates back to 1877.
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When questioned about her own unique look, Luella told us through body language that she's a purebred.
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Today, meet Rolanda, a purebred German shepherd rescued from an east Los Angeles backyard breeder last year.
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The puppies, mostly purebred dogs including Labrador retrievers, had their bellies cut open and heroin stitched in.
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Honourable Mention: Nacer Chadli, scorer of an excellent goal himself, albeit one overshadowed by Alli's purebred belter.
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Purebred English bulldogs will never be healthy, thanks to generations of calculated inbreeding in pursuit of "ideal" characteristics.
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The team hopes to see the first purebred born to a surrogate in three years, Dr. Hildebrandt said.
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Because some purebred animals are prone to certain health problems, some insurers may charge higher premiums for them.
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There was an era in which many celebrities made headlines for paying big money for exotic or purebred pets.
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Given the growing litany of health problems in purebred dogs, perhaps it's time for some reform in this area.
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The Takagoyama Zoo was originally home to 164 snow monkeys, all of were at first believed to be purebred.
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Everyone in this race to reach mediocrity, listening to boring music that's force fed to these bourgeoisie, purebred assholes.
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Alexandra and her 24-year-old sister Katharina have five dogs between them, including a purebred boxer and bulldog.
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Icelandic horses are purebred; because of contamination fears, once a horse leaves the island it is prohibited from returning.
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Purebred dog breeding is very, very new historically — at least compared to the history of our living with dogs.
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The wildcats are endangered; just 45 to 100 purebred specimens remain, mostly roaming remote parts of Scotland's western Highlands.
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The E-Pace is based on front-wheel drive underpinnings, while the F-Pace is a rear-wheel-drive purebred.
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It was Boyle's own idea, inspired by videos of purebred dogs with breathing problems, he explained, while mimicking pug noises.
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Today, meet Talulah and Bo, a pair of 7-year-old, purebred Papillons from the New York tri-state area.
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The pups there might not be purebred, but they are good as hell and they are ready to meet you.
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"Purebred cats move very quickly for the wrong reasons, and we had a lot of inquiries for her," they said.
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With these scans, Hecht's team was able to closely compare the brains of 62 purebred dogs from 33 different breeds.
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A duo of purebred Pembroke corgis enters next, pulling on a leash held by a manservant in a red tailcoat.
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In 2011, Brad and Staicey Scholtz of Vermilion, Ohio, adopted Jake, an eleven-and-a-half-year-old purebred yellow Lab.
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A few weeks later, during the period of mourning that followed, a purebred Dalmatian puppy showed up at the company's doorstep.
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Breeders of purebred dogs should take notice of this research, as genetic diversity in many breeds is narrowing to dangerous levels.
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The American Kennel Club, the nation's largest purebred dog registry, has released its annual list of the most popular dog breeds.
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A purebred dog can range from $21,227 to $2000,0003, said Dr. Jerry Klein, chief veterinary officer of the American Kennel Club.
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"For 16 years, the National Dog Show Presented by Purina has been at the forefront of the purebred dog world," said O'Hurley.
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Washington Post reports that as grizzlies and grolars encroach on dwindling polar territory, they may accelerate the decline of their purebred cousins.
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He's a gorgeous purebred Cavalier King Charles, with the sweetest disposition — he just wants to love and be loved all day long.
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In that sense, she plays right into the stereotype of the brash Jewess, a foil to make the purebred American woman shine.
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At the same time, some breeders complain that the new mixed breed is not the same thing as a purebred English bulldog.
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Others, like Mr García, would like to see a simpler system, with the Ibérico tag only for purebred pigs fed on bellota.
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There's no way to reach purebred Millennials dumping your money into a format that isn't built for mobile or short attention spans.
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The tail is thick and banded with complete rings, and purebred specimens have no stripe running down the back of the tail.
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And then the "Find Your Match" kiosk that snaps your picture and shows you which type of purebred dog you most resemble.
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Each year, Americans purchase nearly 1 million purebred dogs, ranging from the 21997-inch tall great dane to the 2101-pound affenpinscher.
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A British shorthair waits during the jury session at the international pedigree dog and purebred cat exhibition in Erfurt, Germany, on June 2.
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You'll drop a lot of dough on a designer or purebred dog from a pet store, but the money hemorrhage won't stop there.
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There are many shelters and rescues that offer all breeds of dogs for adoption, both mixed breeds and purebred dogs, all needing homes.
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But this fealty is deeply embedded throughout Perez's roster, which ensconces purebred party insiders at the top of the three most important committees.
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Since Daisy is a purebred, the spokesperson said, the group got many "breed hunters" inquiring about her once she was posted for adoption.
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Justin Keane watched his purebred miniature Australian shepherd, Stella, play on a chilly December morning at a riverfront dog park in Portland, Oregon.
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There are only about 2,000 of purebred pigs left in China, as Western hog breeds have overtaken the local agriculture scene, said the newspaper.
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HSI's Chinese activist partner was able to negotiate the release of these 22 canines, many purebred dogs, and is currently caring for the pets.
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In the dog-eat-purebred-dog world of "Billions," the fastest way to flip the script is to engineer a shift in existing alliances.
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The team hopes to see the first purebred northern white rhino born to a surrogate through this method in three years, Dr. Hildebrandt said.
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The AKC, the world's largest purebred dog registry, announced Tuesday that the barbet and dogo Argentino are joining the list of its recognized breeds.
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The Westminster Dog Show has long been associated with purebred dogs — pups with papers dating back to their great-grandparents proving their unsullied bloodlines.
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The choice of the rather disheveled mutt was a contrast to nine purebred Jindo hunting dogs that his predecessor kept in the presidential palace.
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Q&A The Scottish wildcat, the last native cat in the United Kingdom, is endangered; fewer than 100 purebred specimens remain in the wild.
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Buying a purebred dog can cost up to $5,000, Dr. Jerry Klein, the American Kennel Club's chief veterinary officer, told the New York Times.
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Here's how it works: Anyone who signs up can guess, using a list of breeds, the top three purebred strains in each of 31 mutts.
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Not only will you pay more for a purebred or designer dog from a breeder, the vet bills to cover health issues add up too.
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He noticed that around the same time as Galton was establishing his dangerous, racist theories, Kennel Clubs and an obsession with purebred dogs became fashionable.
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It turns out that the 4-year-old, purebred pit bull named Ratchet had been missing for a year — and his owner feared he was dead.
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Yellowstone, which occupies the northwestern corner of Wyoming and parts of Idaho and Montana, is home to the nation's last large herd of wild, purebred bison.
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The rancher reported that he killed a wolf but wolf specialists looked at photos of the animal and doubted it was a purebred wolf, ABCFoxMontana reported.
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While thoroughbreds take center stage, included in the lineup will also be the Arabian World Cup, worth €1 million, which attracts the best purebred Arabian horses.
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Schwarber is in a long line of beefy rowdies with home run power, but also purebred galoots of this brilliance do not come along very often.
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Though the competition is still only for purebred dogs, in 2014 Westminster added agility events for all breeds, including mutts, which they call "All American" dogs.
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The choice of the rather disheveled mutt was a sharp contrast with the nine purebred Jindo hunting dogs that his predecessor kept in the presidential palace.
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The canine is a standard poodle — which DeGeneres hopes proves to animal lovers that rescues dogs can be purebred dogs — who came from a rough start.
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Hotchner observed that Laura O'Grady's "Purebred Love," a dog festival documentary about canine breeding, would probably offend activists who believe that people should acquire only rescued animals.
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Mayer asserts that there is a certain democracy within dog ownership as owning any sort of dog, not just a purebred, will get you into the club.
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The study claims that the even the healthiest of English bulldog puppies have a lifespan of less than 8.5 years, with six being the average of a purebred.
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Unfortunately, though, no amount of Female Tutoring can cure you of being a purebred scumbag, to say nothing of making right all of the scumbag things you've done.
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Together, these two statements convey some of complexity that can result when one's lineage is not — to use a term reserved for dogs and the Aryan-minded — purebred.
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The researchers set up an online survey with pictures and video of 31 mutts, and participants were asked to guess the top three purebred strains comprising each one.
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It's important to remember for every pricey purebred cat, there are numerous adoptable, and more affordable felines looking for a forever home in shelters and rescues around the world.
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Seems like harmless fun, but many purebred dogs are, or soon will be, in poor physical health—the result of an emphasis on cosmetic, and not functional, physical characteristics.
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He's a purebred value investor, focusing on metrics like price-to-book, price-to-earnings, return-on-equity, and price-to-free-cash flow in order to analyze issues.
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Mr Enciso reports that both purebred San Martinero cows and the offspring of Zebus that have been inseminated by San Martinero bulls do indeed stick together when jaguars approach.
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"Strays were not chosen for ideological reasons of class, but because, having to fend for themselves, it was assumed that they were naturally hardier than purebred dogs," writes Turkina.
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"Health problems in one dog may be small, but you create multiple problems when you inbreed with other purebred dogs to get a certain look or behaviors," Christensen said.
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Abby was a champion line purebred, and the wife left all of the paperwork and her leash sitting out by the hole the night Rich planned to come by.
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The California T is technically a four-seater, but the backseats are merely luggage racks for your Louis Vuitton Keepall bag or your purebred pet or your new infant.
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This year, the herd, the last remaining wild purebred bison in the United States, has swelled to 5,500, much higher than the target of 3,000 sought by wildlife managers.
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That it is uttered by a purebred coastal elite with a crush on A.O.C. and a refrigerator full of overpriced organic produce would make it all the more delicious.
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This years viewers can expect to see more than 2,000 different dogs all strutting their stuff for the Best in Show title, but the show isn't just about purebred dogs.
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Aesthetic preferences and purebred standards maintained by organizations like the American Kennel Club and praised by the Westminster Dog Show (or their British equivalents) can be recategorized as hereditary deformities.
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About 100 years ago, purebred dogs started becoming popular, and more vets began specializing in small species because they were no longer stigmatized for choosing to care for companion animals.
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If you buy a purebred animal, chances are high they have a genetic predisposition to a number of diseases, and if you rescue a mix, anything could be in store.
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LONDON — The horse, a purebred, was wearing a bronze-plated military saddle and ready to go when Mount Vesuvius erupted and buried the ancient city of Pompeii in A.D. 79.
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Imagine an excited family going to pick up their $2,000 purebred pup, only to realize the dog is sick – really sick – going blind, or already showing signs of hip dysplasia.
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But like any purebred, they have their idiosyncrasies, so here's what you need to know about them before you rush out to add a racer of your own to the family.
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The eight other purebred puppies discovered in the makeshift veterinary clinic, where large packets of liquid heroin were surgically implanted into the folds of skin along their bellies, suffered grave consequences.
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Interestingly, by cross-breeding dogs, as with the oodles, the genetic problems purebred dogs face can be eliminated, if one continues cross-breeding (as usually does not happen in oodle breeding).
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Susan Frank—whose farm is home to dozens of the country's remaining 500 registered purebred mulefoot hogs—has received $50,000 from the US Department of Agriculture to help save the rare pig.
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Decades of inbreeding has led to numerous genetic problems in purebred dogs—from dislocated hips in German Shepards to severe breathing issues in bulldogs—which equate to years of ongoing veterinary expenses.
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If you have your heart set on a purebred, you can still save by checking with your local rescue, where a beagle pup can cost $375 and an English bulldog around $450.
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One might even bump into protesters decrying the whole enterprise for spreading congenital disease among dogs (though the AKC says purebred animals are no more prone to hereditary disorders than mixed breeds).
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Wang Chuduan, a professor at China Agricultural University in Beijing who specializes in pig breeding, estimates there are 2,000 of these purebred pigs in China, up from just 100 in the 1990s.
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"If Roxy wasn't so bad around people, yeah, it'd be easier – Roxy might bite somebody out there," Hart jokes about his purebred Doberman, who at 1 ½ is the younger of his two dogs.
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If hybrids resulting from the meeting are less fit than the purebred offspring of either parent population, that would encourage those parent populations to evolve barriers, such as distinctive markings, which stopped further interbreeding.
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The corgi cafe is roughly the same model - just for aficionados of the specific breed of dog most famously beloved by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. The queen's last purebred corgi died in October 2018.
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No matter what type of dog you're looking for — a purebred like Chance, ridiculously cute and small like Frankie or hypoallergenic— there is a rescue that has that specific dog waiting for its forever home.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A DNA test has revealed that a stray dog found in the garden of an Australian east coast home is a rare purebred dingo, rather than an abandoned puppy as rescuers first thought.
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Putin, you are probably familiar with; he is a purebred authoritarian reptile, and as such it's not impossible that Kraft's ring wasn't even the first item of expensive jewelry he'd helped himself to that day.
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Why Purebred Dogs Are Sick, Miserable, and UglyPhoto: APThe Westminster Kennel Club just hosted its popular annual dog show, where canines of all shapes and sizes get to strut their stuff in front of discerning judges.
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Most of the dogs were rescued mutts, but a few bore purebred pedigrees, like Nicholas von Flue, a Bernese named after the Swiss saint, whose owners had traveled all the way to Albuquerque to get him.
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" The ad, which was screenshotted and shared on Norris' Facebook, said that the "purebred 2-year-old pug" had all of his shots and was a "healthy, super friendly, nice lap dog" who "loves everyone and other pets.
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I've read and worked on cases that range anywhere from the high hundreds of thousands to low millions, and that's obviously for animals that have intrinsic high value or live a long life, like parrots, racehorses, purebred dogs.
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Substandard here does not mean that the dream of an antique Chesterfield set for the drawing room has yet to be achieved, or that the Persian rug could do with a shampoo since the purebred spaniel peed on it.
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Though some may not know it, mixed breed dogs are allowed at the Westminster Dog Show, as long as they're competing in the agility competition, the one portion of the show event that is not reserved for purebred canines only.
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The man reportedly explained to the judge presiding over Vienna's regional court that he stole the money because he was the owner of a purebred cat that desperately required a large sum of money to be taken care of properly.
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A teenage Paris Hilton-type named after a breed of purebred dogs, Sharpay grew incensed in the first HSM after Troy and his his girlfriend Gabriella Montez (Vanessa Hudgens) scored the roles that Sharpay and her brother, Ryan (Lucas Grabeel), desired.
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Lyn Watson, director of the Australian Dingo Foundation, said it was very rare for a sanctuary to take in a 100% purebred dingo puppy and Wandi would now be an important part of their breeding program to save the vulnerable species.
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Cory Conway, a labradoodle owner in Goshen, N.Y., who is part of the Facebook group, said his five-month-old labradoodle, Kelby, is "so intelligent" and "gets commands so fast," adding that his last dog was a purebred Yorkshire terrier.
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A cute puppy or a purebred golden retriever is likely to get scooped up quickly even with a grainy intake mugshot; the stocky dogs with big, blocky heads that make up the majority of LifeLine's population usually require a more strategic approach.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - From toy-sized Brussels Griffons to 180-pound Irish Wolfhounds, hundreds of purebred dogs kicked off the Westminster Kennel Club dog show in New York on Monday, putting their best paws forward in hopes of advancing toward the gold.
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Here are three reasons why it's smarter—and kinder—to get a dog from a rescue or shelter instead of dropping thousands of dollars on a purebred or designer dog: Expect to pay from $1,000 to more than $3,000 for the average pet store puppy.
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I wasn't really a person to them, I was a talking garbage can into which they could deposit their complaints — problems that had little to do either with me or with the overpriced foods no one was making them purchase for their $2,500 purebred dogs.
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As for the non-pedigree dog breeders that are supplying your local pet store with purebred dogs or doodles, the reason they continue to succeed is that we humans have an insatiable desire to have the great new thing — the prettiest dog, the "designer" dog.
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Mr. Secord said that dog paintings could be broken down into categories: pet portraits (which he described as "all about the dog on the cushion"); sporting scenes, like hunts and chases; and purebred portraits, meant to show off the ideal features of each breed.
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The AKC is a registry of purebred dog pedigrees in the US. But the Times report revealed that a number of kennel owners whose litters were registered to the AKC — and, in some cases, were inspected by the organization — had been arrested on charges of animal cruelty.
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" The American Kennel Club, a purebred registry that dates back to the late 22th century and sanctions events like the National Dog Show and the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, considers Australian shepherds to be a separate breed and calls the smaller version the "miniature American shepherd.
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"I have new patients who paid $3,000 to $5,000 for a purebred puppy who are in shock when they discover they'll need to spend far more to cover the multiple medical costs throughout the dog's life," said Dr. E'Lise Christensen, a veterinary behaviorist in New York City.
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The best known of these characters was Underdog, who was transformed from a canine version of a shoeshiner into a superhero, usually when the reporter Sweet Polly Purebred was threatened by villains, including the evil scientist Simon Bar Sinister and the natty wolf gangster Riff Raff.
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The city has a long history with purebred dog shows; the first dates back to 2500 at the Centennial Exposition, and a version of the National Dog Show has been held annually since the early 225s (with a break from 2000 to 22, during the Great Depression).
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Environmental groups and tribes have been critical of the park's years-long practice of sending bison to slaughter for wandering from Yellowstone into neighboring Montana in search of food in the winter as a method of controlling the population of the nation's last herd of wild, purebred bison.
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The top 10 dog breeds in the United States in 4.83 remained unchanged from last year except for the rise of the German shorthaired pointer and the decline of the Yorkshire terrier, which swapped ninth and tenth ranks, said the AKC, the world's largest purebred dog registry, based in New York City.
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The story came to light recently only after the police officer who had purchased the pet pug on eBay, Michaela Jordan, went to local newspapers to announce plans to sue the city for veterinarian bills and the nearly $800 she had paid for the year-old, purebred pup because she discovered that the animal was quite sick.
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